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Understanding the U.S. Constitution: Legislative, Executive, and Judicial Branches

Explore the roles and responsibilities of the House of Representatives, Senate, President, and Supreme Court as outlined in the United States Constitution. Learn about qualifications, elections, and key duties of each branch.

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Understanding the U.S. Constitution: Legislative, Executive, and Judicial Branches

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  1. The United States Constitution

  2. Chris Brooks

  3. 3rd Period

  4. Article One: Legislative: House of Representatives • Qualifications- • Age: 25 years of age. • Residency: must live in the state where they are elected. • Citizenship: Must be a United States citizen for 7 years. B. Elections- • Held every two years. C. Responsibilities- • Impose and collect taxes and duties. • Borrow money. • Regulate commerce with foreign nations and among the states. • Coin money. • Establish post officer. • Declare war. • Raise and support an army and navy.

  5. Senate A. Qualifications • Age: 30 years of age. • Residency: Must live in the state which elected. • Citizenship: Must be a United States citizen for 9 years. • Elections • Every 6 years. • Responsibilities • Choose officers. • Try all impeachments. • When the president of the United States is tried, the Chief Justice shall preside.

  6. Article Two: Executive Branch: President • Qualifications: • Age: 35 years of age. • Residency: Must live in the United States for 14 years. • Citizenship: Must be a natural born citizen. • Elections: • Every 4 years. • Responsibilities: • Carry out and enforce laws made by congress. • Make treaties with foreign nations. • Appoint certain important government officials. • Act as commander-in-chief of the armed forces. • Veto laws passed by congress.

  7. Supreme Courts • Length of tenure: • Life or until they retire. • Responsibilities: • Has original jurisdiction in cases involving a state government. • In all other cases they have appellate jurisdiction.

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