FSOT REVIEW 2026 COMPREHENSIVE
EXAMINATION SET UPDATED 100%
CORRECT.
⫸ Article 2 of the Constitution. Ans- Executive branch
⫸ Article 3 of Constitution. Ans- Judicial branch
⫸ Article 4. Ans- State's rights, no new states within states
⫸ Article 5. Ans- Congress 2/3 votes needed for amendments
⫸ Article 6. Ans- All debts prior to Constitution are valid; Constitution
is the Supreme Law; Senators and Reps. must take oath
⫸ Article 7. Ans- 9 states' approval needed to enact Constitution.
Established year 1787
⫸ Bill of Rights. Ans- First 10 amendments
⫸ 1 amendment. Ans- freedom of speech
,⫸ 2nd amendment. Ans- Right to bear arms
⫸ 3rd amendment. Ans- In time of peace, no soldier should be quartered
in private property w/o prior consent
⫸ 4th amendment. Ans- Right to defend against unreasonable searches
and seizures of property w/o warrants.
⫸ 5th amendment. Ans- Right to due process. No person shall be forced
to incriminate themselves or serve as their own witness (unless Martial
court-military). Protects against double jeopardy.
⫸ 6th amendment. Ans- Right to a fair and speedy trial. Assistance of
counsel for his/her defense is provided.
⫸ 7th amendment. Ans- Civil suits can be brought to trial if amt.
exceeds $20. No jury can overrule a trial that is based on facts.
⫸ 8th amendment. Ans- Prohibits excessive bail, fines or unusual
punishment
⫸ 9th amendment. Ans- Any rights not explicitly stated in the
Constitution are not necessarily denied. Designed from protecting the
U.S. government from becoming too powerful.
, ⫸ 10th amendment. Ans- Powers not delegated to the Constitution are
reserved for the states
⫸ 11th amendment. Ans- Suits against states
⫸ 12th amendment. Ans- Election of president
⫸ 13th amendment. Ans- Slavery and involuntary servitude illegal
⫸ 14th amendment. Ans- Rights of citizenship (life, liberty or property)
⫸ 15th amendment. Ans- Right to vote regardless of color
⫸ 16th amendment. Ans- Congress has the right to collect income taxes
⫸ 17th amendment. Ans- Senators regulations (2 from each state,
elections)
⫸ 18th amendment. Ans- Prohibition amendment
⫸ 19th amendment. Ans- women's suffrage and the right to vote
EXAMINATION SET UPDATED 100%
CORRECT.
⫸ Article 2 of the Constitution. Ans- Executive branch
⫸ Article 3 of Constitution. Ans- Judicial branch
⫸ Article 4. Ans- State's rights, no new states within states
⫸ Article 5. Ans- Congress 2/3 votes needed for amendments
⫸ Article 6. Ans- All debts prior to Constitution are valid; Constitution
is the Supreme Law; Senators and Reps. must take oath
⫸ Article 7. Ans- 9 states' approval needed to enact Constitution.
Established year 1787
⫸ Bill of Rights. Ans- First 10 amendments
⫸ 1 amendment. Ans- freedom of speech
,⫸ 2nd amendment. Ans- Right to bear arms
⫸ 3rd amendment. Ans- In time of peace, no soldier should be quartered
in private property w/o prior consent
⫸ 4th amendment. Ans- Right to defend against unreasonable searches
and seizures of property w/o warrants.
⫸ 5th amendment. Ans- Right to due process. No person shall be forced
to incriminate themselves or serve as their own witness (unless Martial
court-military). Protects against double jeopardy.
⫸ 6th amendment. Ans- Right to a fair and speedy trial. Assistance of
counsel for his/her defense is provided.
⫸ 7th amendment. Ans- Civil suits can be brought to trial if amt.
exceeds $20. No jury can overrule a trial that is based on facts.
⫸ 8th amendment. Ans- Prohibits excessive bail, fines or unusual
punishment
⫸ 9th amendment. Ans- Any rights not explicitly stated in the
Constitution are not necessarily denied. Designed from protecting the
U.S. government from becoming too powerful.
, ⫸ 10th amendment. Ans- Powers not delegated to the Constitution are
reserved for the states
⫸ 11th amendment. Ans- Suits against states
⫸ 12th amendment. Ans- Election of president
⫸ 13th amendment. Ans- Slavery and involuntary servitude illegal
⫸ 14th amendment. Ans- Rights of citizenship (life, liberty or property)
⫸ 15th amendment. Ans- Right to vote regardless of color
⫸ 16th amendment. Ans- Congress has the right to collect income taxes
⫸ 17th amendment. Ans- Senators regulations (2 from each state,
elections)
⫸ 18th amendment. Ans- Prohibition amendment
⫸ 19th amendment. Ans- women's suffrage and the right to vote
