9 How many years can the Article II, section 1 4 years president hold office? 1. Must be a natural born citizen What are the 2. At least 35 years old Article II, section 1, 10 qualifications to be paragraph 5 3. Must be a resident of the U.S. for 14 president? years Article II, section 1, What does the president 11 paragraph 8 promise to defend? Constitution of the United States 1. He shall serve as Commander in Article II, section 2, Chief paragraph 1 12 Fill in the blanks indicating some of the Paragraph 2 duties of the president. 2. Make treaties, appoint ambassadors and Supreme Court judges How does the president 13 Article I, section7, approve laws? paragraph 2 by signing the bill 1. Supreme Court Who has the judicial 14 power of the United Article III, section1 2. Other federal courts States? 15 Fill in the blank. Article III, section 2, A criminal is guaranteed a trial by jury. paragraph 3
9 How many years can the president hold office? Article II, section 1 4 years 10 What are the qualifications to be president? Article II, section 1, paragraph 5 1. Must be a natural born citizen 2. At least 35 years old 3. Must be a resident of the U.S. for 14 years 11 What does the president promise to defend? Article II, section 1, paragraph 8 Constitution of the United States 12 Fill in the blanks indicating some of the duties of the president. Article II, section 2, paragraph 1 Paragraph 2 1. He shall serve as Commander in Chief 2. Make treaties, appoint ambassadors and Supreme Court judges 13 How does the president approve laws? Article I, section7, paragraph 2 by signing the bill 14 Who has the judicial power of the United States? Article III, section1 1. Supreme Court 2. Other federal courts 15 Fill in the blank. Article III, section 2, paragraph 3 A criminal is guaranteed a trial by jury.
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