PrepUS History
Unit 3 - The Constitution and Voting
Legislative, Executive, & Judicial Branches Study List
You should know:
the branch of the US government that makes laws
the branch of the US government that enforces laws
how the number of members each state gets in the House of Representatives is determined
the term of a member of the House of Representatives
the minimum age of a candidate for the House of Representatives
the minimum number of years a candidate for the House of Representatives must have been a US
citizen
the name of the position of the person in charge of the House of Representatives
the total number of members in the House of Representatives
the total number of Senators
the term of a member of the Senate
the minimum age of a candidate for the Senate
the minimum number of years a candidate for the Senate must have been a US citizen
the name of the position of the person in charge of the Senate and the name of the position that
runs the Senate if this person is not there
the term of a President
the minimum age of a candidate for the President
the type of citizenship a candidate for President must have
the residency requirement for a candidate for President
the house of Congress that is responsible for charging the individual with the crime in the
impeachment process
the house of Congress that is responsible for conducting the trial in the impeachment process
the term of office for a Supreme Court Justice
what a change to the Constitution is called
the process that must be followed to make a change to the Constitution
what “National Supremacy” means
the number of states that had to ratify the Constitution