World History Standards

CRT #1 Student Review GL 12.4.1 “Articles of Constitution & Elected Officials”

28 Questions over Articles of the Constitution and our Federal Government.

Outlines the Congressional Branch of the United States of America 1 Article 1 [Article] 2 Article 2 Outlines the Executive Branch of the United States of America [Article] 3 Article 3 Outlines the Judicial Branch of the United States of America [Article] 4 Article 4 Outlines Relations Among the Sates [Article] 5 Article 5 Outlines the process for Amending the Constitution [Article] Outlines National Debt, Supremacy of the Constitution, and Oath of 6 Article 6 Office [Article] 7 Article 7 Ratification of the Constitution of the United States of America [Article]

35 435 Number of members of the House of Representatives 36 538 Number of Electoral Votes 37 100 Number of members of the United States Senate 38 9 Number of members of the Supreme Court of the United States 39 35 years old Age to become President/ Vice President 40 30 years old Age to become Senator 41 25 years old Age to become Member of the House of Representatives 42 6 years Term for United States Senators [years in office] 43 4 years Term for President and Vice President [years in office] 44 2 years Term for Representatives to the United States House [years in office] 45 Pete Ricketts Governor of Nebraska 46 Dan Hughes Nebraska State Senator from the 44th Congressional District 47 Barrack Obama President of the United States 48 Joe Biden Vice President of the United States 49 Adrian Smith Nebraska's 3rd Congressional District member of the House Senator from the State of Nebraska, elected 2016, former President of 50 Ben Sasse Midland University Senator from the State of Nebraska, replaced Ben Nelson, and 51 Deb Fischer defeated former Senator Bob Kerry 52 John Kerry Secretary of State for the United States 53 Ash Carter Secretary of Defense for the United States 54 Paul Ryan Speaker of the House 55 Orin Hatch President Pro-Tempor of the Senate