the Bill of Rights applies to state and local governments as much as it applies to the Federal Government

the Bill of Rights does not apply to state and local governments in the same way that it applies at the Federal level

the Supreme Court has the right to review Congressional action for constitutionality

the Executive Branch cannot declare war without the consent of Congress

the Executive Branch has the sole right to declare war and does not need to consider Congressional acceptance

the Bill of Rights applies to state and local governments as much as it applies to the Federal Government

the Bill of Rights does not apply to state and local governments in the same way that it applies at the Federal level

the Supreme Court has the right to review Congressional action for constitutionality

the Executive Branch cannot declare war without the consent of Congress

the Executive Branch has the sole right to declare war and does not need to consider Congressional acceptance

Nine

Six

Eleven

Fifteen

Nineteen

Nine

Six

Eleven

Fifteen

Nineteen

Federal Appeals Courts and State Courts

Federal Appeals Courts but not State Courts

State Courts but not Federal Appeals Courts

a select number of Federal Appeals Courts

the District of Columbia Court of Appeals

Two of these answers are correct

Diversity

Federal Question

Divorce

Probate

John G. Roberts

William Rehnquist

Earl Warren

Roger B. Taney

Warren Burger

Ronald Reagan in 1981

John F. Kennedy in 1962

Richard Nixon in 1971

Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1937

Bill Clinton in 1998

All diversity of citizenship cases

Maritime law cases

Naturalization

Federal crimes

Appointed by the president

Elected by the public

Serve ten-year terms

Always comprised of ten judges

Cannot be removed before their term is over