Missouri Constitution Test

when was the current missouri constitution adopted - Answer- 1945 when did missouri become a state - Answer- august 10, 1821 what does the missouri preamble state - Answer- constitution will better the government of the state what does the missouri bill of rights claim - Answer- freedom of all people and basic rights name of the lawmaking branch in missouri - Answer- general assembly bicameral - Answer- two houses voting requirements for missouri - Answer- 18, ID, US Citizen, resident of missouri age requirements for the missouri house and senate - Answer- 24 years old for house and 30 years old for senate requirements to be a missouri senator - Answer- at least 30, qualified voter of state for 3 yers requirements to be a missouri representative - Answer- at least 24, qualified voter of state for 2 years, qualified voter of the district for at least a year term length for a missouri senator and representative - Answer- Representatives: serve for two-year terms, can only serve for 8 years in the house senate: serve no more than two four year terms. requirements to be a governor in the state of missouri - Answer- at least 30, US Citizen for 15 years, missouri resident for 10 what is a meeting of all members of the senate or the house called - Answer- joint session how long is the term of governor in missouri - Answer- 4 years, 2 terms-8 total years what power does the governor of missouri have but the president does not - Answer- governor can veto state bills and can line item veto on appropriation bills capital of missouri - Answer- jefferson city definition of veto and can the governor veto a bill - Answer- reject a decision, yes he can