The Constitution of the United States

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The Constitution of the United States
1. Which Article of the Constitution tells us how to change the constitution if it needs to be done?
Article 5, the Amendment Process
2. Which Article of the Constitution deals with the office of the President and the Executive Branch of our government?
Article 2, the Executive Branch
3. Which Article of the Constitution deals with the Legislative Branch of Government?
Article 1, the Legislative Branch
4. Which Article of the Constitution tells us how the States will ratify the Constitution?
Article 5, the Amendment Process
5. Which Article of the Constitution tells us about the Federal Judiciary and the Supreme Court?
Article 3, the Judicial Branch
6. Which Article of the Constitution tells us which branch of Government will have the power to tax the citizens?
Article 1, Section 8, Clause 1
7. According to the Constitution, how is the President selected for office?
The President is chosen for a four-year term, not by direct race but rather by the Electoral College. Under this framework, each state has various individuals from the Electoral College equivalent to the number of individuals from the House and Senate. The applicant who gets the biggest number of votes in a state gets all the constituent votes of that state. The competitor with the lion’s share of the Electoral College turns into the President. In the event that no hopeful gets a larger part of the constituent votes, the House of Representatives picks the champion (Rubenstein 17).

To be qualified to be President one must be thirty-five years of age and a characteristic conceived resident of the United States. Under the Twenty-second Amendment, no individual may fill in as President more than twice.
8. According to the Constitution, how are Senators selected for office?
In relation to the year 1788-implemented constitution, the state councils would choose the Senators. It is acknowledged in Article 5 of the constitution that the legislative body must call a constitutional conference for propositioning the alteration as two-thirds of the state lawmaking body applies for one (Rubenstein 18).
9. According to the Constitution, how are Federal Judges placed on the Bench?
As expressed in the constitution, the President names federal judges. For the President to make sure of designating great judges there is a check on his capacity to make these arrangements. That beware of his capacity is that the United States Senate must affirm the arrangement made by the President. This is the reason the affirmation procedure for the judges must be exhaustive and point-by-point (Rubenstein 18). Once a judge is affirmed, that individual could stay in the situation for a long time. Similar to Congress or the President and Vice President, federal judges are not chosen. This liberates these judges from any political weight when choosing a case.
10. According to the Constitution, how our Representatives in Congress selected for office?
The representatives are elected every second year by the general population of a number of states, and the Electors in each state will have the capability imperative for Electors of the most various Branch of the state governing body.
11. According to the Constitution, How Many rights does the Constitution give to citizens?
The initial ten revisions to the Constitution, or the Bill of Rights, put forward the extremely valuable rights or opportunities that all Americans may appreciate. The USA has Ten Bills of Rights.
Work Cited
Rubenstein, Harry R. American Democracy: A Great Leap of Faith., 2017.