Constitution Study Guide - ICCB
Constitution Study Guideof theUnited Statesand theState of IllinoisPublished by the Illinois Community College Board
Table of ConTenTsPart One: The Declaration of Independence. 1.Declaring.Independence. 1.Excerpts.from.the.Declaration.of.Independence. 2Part Two: The U.S. Constitution. 5.U.S.Constitution.Outline. 5Writing.the.Constitution:.Introduction. .Separation.of.Powers. 12.Article.I:.The.Legislative.Branch. 17.How.a.Bill.Becomes.a.Law. 29.Article.II:.The.Executive.Branch. 34.Article.III:.The.Judicial.Branch. 41.Checks.and.Balances. 47.Articles.IV–VII. 51.The.Amendments. 57Part Three: The U.S. Flag. 67.Displaying.the.Flag. 67Part Four: The Illinois Constitution. 71.Introduction. 71.Articles.I–III. 73.Article.IV:.The.State.Legislative.Branch. 77.Article.V:.The.State.Executive.Branch. 84.Article.VI:.The.State.Judicial.Branch. 89.Articles.VII–XIV. 95Part Five: Glossary. 103Part Six: Answers.111
TO THE STUDENTThe materials contained in this Study Guide cover all of the topics found on theconstitution test. You will be studying the Declaration of Independence, theUnited States Constitution, the U.S. flag, and the Illinois Constitution. If you studythese materials, you will be able to successfully pass the constitution test.This Study Guide is divided into lessons. Each lesson includes specific directionsto assist you. Most lessons begin with a list of vocabulary words and theirdefinitions. This vocabulary will help you understand the reading portion of theɭɦɴɴɰɯˈ ɸɩɪɤɩ ɪɴ ɤɢɭɭɦɥ ɵɩɦ EɹɱɭɢɯɢɵɪɰɯˇȄTɩɦɳɦ ɪɴ ɢ Vɰɤɢɣɶɭɢɳɺ QɶɪɻȄ ɢɵ ɵɩɦ ɦɯɥ ɰɧ ɦɢɤɩ ɭɦɴɴɰɯ ɰɷɦɳ ɵɩɦ ɵɦɳɮɴ ɪɯ ɵɩɦ ɭɦɴɴɰɯˇEɢɤɩ ɭɦɴɴɰɯ ɢɭɴɰ ɤɰɯɵɢɪɯɴ ɢ Fɰɤɶɴ Yɰɶɳ RɦɢɥɪɯɨȄ ɲɶɪɻ ɢɧɵɦɳ ɵɩɦ EɹɱɭɢɯɢɵɪɰɯȄsection. This quiz has questions about the reading portion of the lesson. Allɢɯɴɸɦɳɴ ɵɰ ɵɩɦ Vɰɤɢɣɶɭɢɳɺ QɶɪɻȄ ɢɯɥ ɵɩɦ Fɰɤɶɴ Yɰɶɳ RɦɢɥɪɯɨȄ ɲɶɪɻ ɢɳɦ ɧɰɶɯɥin Part Six of this Study Guide.If you complete all of the lessons in this Study Guide, you will be prepared to takethe constitution test. This test consists of 60 multiple-choice questions. You musthave a minimum of 30 answers correct in order to pass the test.Good luck!
ParT one:The deClaraTion of indePendenCedeclaring independenceexplanationDirections:. ��.questions.America. declared. its. independence. from. England. on. July. 4,. 1776. One.of. the. main. authors. of. the. Declaration. of. Independence. was. Thomas.Jefferson. Three. important. topics. in. the. Declaration. of. Independence. rowing.the.English.government.in.America.3.The. most. basic. idea. of. our. government. found. in. the. Declaration.of. Independence. is. that. government. derives. its. power. from. the.people.
excerpts from the declaration of independence:Paragraph 1 – PreambleParagraph 2 – Philosophy of GovernmentParagraph 3 – actual declaration of separationThe declaration of independenceAction of Second Continental Congress, July 4, 1776The unanimous Declaration of the thirteen United States of AmericaWHEN in the Course of human them,.a.decent. Respect. to. the. Opinions. of. Mankind. requires. that. they. should. declare. the. causes. which.impel.them.to.the.Separation.WE .Prudence,.indeed,.will.dictate.that. Governments. long. established. should. not. be. changed. for. light. and. transient. Causes;. g.the.Forms.to.which.they.are.accustomed.But.when. a. long. Train. of.Abuses. and. Usurpations,. pursuing. invariably. the. same. Object,. evinces. a.Design.to.reduce. it.is.their.Duty,. to.throw. t.King.of.Great-Britain.is.a.History.of.repeated. Injuries. and. Usurpations,. all. having. in. direct. Object. the. Establishment. of. an. let.Facts.be.submitted.to.a.candid.World.WE,. therefore,. the. Representatives. of. the. UNITED. STATES. OF. AMERICA,. in. tentions,. do,. in. the. Name,. and. by.Authority. of. the. good. People. of. these. Colonies,. solemnly.Publish. and. Declare,. That. these. United. Colonies. are,. and. of. Right. ought. to. be,. FREE. l. political. Connection. between. them. and. the. State. of. Great-Britain,. is. and. ought. to. be. totally.dissolved;. and. that. as. FREE.AND. INDEPENDENT. STATES,. they. have. full. Power. to. levy. ch.INDEPENDENT. STATES. may. of. right. do.And. for. the. support. of. this. Declaration,. with. a. firm.Reliance. on. the. Protection. of. divine. Providence,. we. mutually. pledge. to. each. other. our. Lives,.our.Fortunes,.and.our.sacred.Honor.
focus Your readingDirections:. Answer. the. following. questions. Check. your. answers. in. the.answer.section.1.What. are. two. main. topics. covered. in. the. Declaration. tion.of.Independence.became.effective?4.Who. was. one. of. the. main. authors. of. the. Declaration. of.Independence?
ParT Two:The u.s. ConsTiTuTionu.s. Constitution outlinePREAMBLEARTICLE I.Legislative Branch – Its function is to make the 10.Powers.forbidden.to.the.StatesARTICLE II.Executive Branch – Its function is to enforce, to execute, andto carry out the uties.Section.4.ImpeachmentARTICLE III.Judicial Branch – Its function is to interpret the isdictionSection.3.TreasonARTICLE IV.Relations Among the ng.new.statesSection.4.Guarantees.to.statesARTICLE VAmending the ConstitutionARTICLE VISupreme Law of the LandARTICLE VIIRatificationAMENDMENTS
writing the Constitution:introductionVocabularyDirections:. Study. the. words. and. their. definitions. Take. the. “Vocabulary.Quiz.”. Check. your. answers. in. the. answer. section. Refer. to.the. vocabulary. as. needed. when. reading. the. “Explanation”.which.follows.Note: The. “Glossary”. may. contain. additional. information. al, national, federal t.Special rchangeably.throughout. the. Study. Guide. All. refer. to. the. government. located.in.Washington,.DC.2.Congress – Article I, Section ch.of.the.federal.government.3.Legislative Branch – Article ongress).4.Executive Branch – Article IIThe. branch. of. the. federal. government. which. has. the. responsibility.to. enforce. or. execute. the. laws. (President,. Vice. President,. and. the.Cabinet).5.Judicial Branch – Article tion.(the.court.system).
6.Amendment – Article eparation of PowersSeparating. the. power. of. government. among. the. three. Judicial.explanationDirections:. tion.was.written.in.1787;.was.ratified. in. 1788;. and. went. into. effect. on. March. 4,. 1789. James. Madison. e. of. the. states. accepted. the. document. quickly,. but. some. delegates.wanted. guarantees. of. personal. freedoms. It. was. agreed. to. add.amendments. to. the. Constitution. so. that. more. states. would. ratify. it.
The.Constitution.is.divided.into.three.parts:1.The Preamble. ople:We the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfectunion, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide forthe common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure theblessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do ordain andestablish this Constitution for the United States of America.2.The Articles. The. second. part. of. the. Constitution. is. seven. e.LandRatification.(or.approval)The Amendments. The. third. part. of. the. Constitution. consists. of. the.amendments. As. had. been. promised,. the. first. Congress. to. meet.after. the. Constitution. became. law. added. ten. amendments. to. lled.the.Bill.of.Rights.They. guarantee. personal. freedoms. to. you. and. each.American. .1791.Since. the. addition. of. the. Bill. of. Rights,. 17. additional. amendments.have.been.added.to.the.Constitution.
Vocabulary QuizDirections:. wers.in.the.answer.section.1. Central,.national,.federala. President,.Vice.President,.and.the.Cabinet.2. Congress.b. The.Senate.and.the.House.of.Representatives.3. Legislative.Branch.c.4. Executive.Branch.d. e.federal.government.5. on,.DC.6. Amendment.f.A.change.to.the.Constitution ederal.government
focus Your readingDirections:. Answer. the. following. questions. Check. your. answers. in. the.answer.section.1.What. was. the. name. of. the. first. plan. of. government. for. the. .articles.are.there.in.the.Constitution? 0
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writing the Constitution:The federal system and separation of PowersVocabularyDirections:. Study. the. words. and. their. definitions. Take. the. “Vocabulary.Quiz.”. Check. your. answers. in. the. answer. section. Refer. to.the. vocabulary. as. needed. when. reading. the. “Explanation”.which.follows.1.Federal system of government (Federalism)This. is. the. system. of. government. designed. by. the. writers. of. om.the.governments.of.the.states.2.Delegated powers – Article I, Section l.lawmakers.(Congress).3.Reserved powers – 10th AmendmentThese. are. powers. not. given. to. Congress. If. these. powers. are. le.4.Implied powers – Article I, Section 8, Clause lastic”.clause.
explanationDirections:. . men. who. wrote. the. Constitution. designed. the. federal. system. 0th.Amendment).What are the 18 powers delegated to the Congress?. Powers. delegated. to.the. federal. government. are. of. two. types:. (1). expressed. powers. hus,.they. added. a. clause. at. the. end. of. the. enumeration. of. these. powers. roper”.or.“elastic”.clause.(2).The. “necessary. and. proper”. or. “elastic”. clause. states,. in. part,. laws.necessary.and.proper.for. carrying. into. execution. the. foregoing. (17. expressed). ult.of.this.clause.are.called.implied.powers.What are reserved powers?. The. powers. reserved. to. the. states. are. those. the.people.
on.education,.marriage,.divorce,. or. voter. qualifications. (other. than. age),. each. state. may. make.laws.governing.them.What is the separation of powers?. The. writers. of. the. Constitution. did. .government.to.become.too.powerful. To. keep. any. one. branch. of. the. government. from. becoming. owers.”Vocabulary QuizDirections:. Put.the.letter.of.the.correct.definition.in.th
United States Constitution, the U.S. flag, and the Illinois Constitution. If you study these materials, you will be able to successfully pass the constitution test. This Study Guide is divided into lessons. Each lesson includes specific directions to assist you. Most lessons begin with a list of vocabulary words and their definitions.
Constitution to be considered duly elected Under Constitution b. Swearing in of Newly Elected President on April 12, 1985 and coming into Forces of Constitution c. Convening of Newly elected Legislature d. Position of Persons Appointed Prior to Coming into Forces of Constitution 95. a. Abrogation of Constitution of July 26, 1847 b.
constitution test. You will be studying the Declaration of Independence, the United States Constitution, the U.S. flag, and the Illinois Constitution. If you study these materials, you will be able to successfully pass the constitution test. This Study Guide is divided into lessons. Each lesson includes specific directions to assist you.
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Constitution of Kappa Kappa Psi.) 3.06 This Constitution is superseded by the National Constitution of Kappa Kappa Psi unless otherwise stated and approved by the National Council. 4. Constitutional Amendments 4.01 Proposed amendments to this Constitution shall be presented in writing at the regularly-called District
This Constitution is the supreme law of Barbados and, subject to the provisions of this Constitution, if any other law is inconsistent with this Constitution, this Constitution shall prevail and the other law shall, to the extent of the inconsistency, be void. CHAPTER II CITIZENSHIP 2. (1) Every person who, having been born in Barbados, is on
University and to set out arrangements for its operation. Status of this constitution This constitution is binding on all SRC Members and SRC Subcommittee Members. Constitution commencement date This constitution, as consolidated and amended, commences on 21 March 2017. Dictionary of defined terms
INDIAN POLITY- Broad Topics Basics Historical Background Making of the Constitution Salient Features of the Constitution Preamble of the Constitution Union and its Territory Citizenship Constitution: Why and How? Constitution as a
Archaeological illustration (DRAWING OFFICE) – DM‐W This week the class will be divided into two groups, one on the 25. th, the other on the 26. th, as the drawing office is too small for the entire group. Week 10 01.12.09 Introduction to the archaeology of standing remains (OUT) – DO’S Week 11 8.12.09 Interpreting environmental data (LAB) ‐ RT. 3 AR1009 28 September 2009 Reading The .
