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T/F Questions from Chapter Three

by Jiovanni Destephano
1

The president goes above the constitution.

2

The constitution has no method to be amended.

3

The constitution limits governments powers.

4

The executive branch is expressed within article III of the constitution.

5

The Bill of Rights is the first twenty amendments to the Constitution.

6

The constitution was written perfectly and can never be altered

7

The legislative branch is expressed within article I of the constitution.

8

The national government’s power is separated into five different branches.

9

The judicial branch is expressed within article II of the constitution.

10

State governments only have authority over the people that are in their state.

11

The bill of rights is the first ten amendments to the constitution.

12

The federal government worries about matters that benefit/affect all fifty states.

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