Types of Government
Key Concepts of Democracy
Federalists,Anti-Federalists, and Ratification
Articles 1-3
Federalism and The Preamble
100

 In a Constitutional republic, who elects representatives?

Citizens

100

The idea that we give the government PERMISSION to govern us is called:

Consent of the Governed 

100

 True or False: Anti-federalists supported ratification of the Constitution.

False

100

Why do we have separation of powers?

So not one branch is too powerful

100

The introduction to the Constitution is called the:

Preamble

200

True or false: In a Representative Democracy, citizens do not vote for their representatives.

False!

200

An agreement between two or more sides is called a:

Compromise

200

Federalists and Anti-Federalists disagreed primarily over the power of the:

Government

200

 What branch of government is in Article 1?


Bonus 100: Who is in charge of that branch?

Legislative


Congress

200

Sharing power between State and National governments is called...


BONUS 1000: What two people first proposed this idea?

Federalism


Hamilton and Madison

300

 In a Constitutional republic, what limits the power of the government?


BONUS 300: What country is an example of this?

A constitution

U.S.A

300

In America, the majority rules, but the rights of the minority are:

Protected

300

 What compromise did the Anti-federalists come up with in order to ratify the Constitution?


BONUS 100 EACH: List up to 10 amendments in this document

Bill of Rights

300

What does the legislative branch do to the laws?

Makes
300

Which part of the Preamble talks about providing a military for the U.S.?

Provide for the Common Defense

400

The type of government in which EVERYONE votes for EVERYTHING is called:

Direct Democracy

400

Natural rights are rights people are           with.

Born

400

What letters were written by the federalists to convince the anti-federalists to ratify the Constitution?


BONUS 500: What two federalists wrote most of these letters?

The Federalist Papers


James Madison, Alexander Hamilton

400

What branch of government is in Article 2?


Bonus 200: Who is in charge of that branch?

Executive


President

400

Give and example from the Federalism video of a law in a state that is different than laws of other states.


BONUS 200: Give an example of a Waynesboro law that is unique to Waynesboro

Answers vary

500

 The type of government that is led by one person with all the power is called:


BONUS 200: Give an example

Autocracy


Answers vary

500

Which of the following is NOT a key concept of Democracy?

Compromise

Natural Rights

Autocracy

Consent

Autocracy

500

Which amendment in the Bill of Rights outlines your freedom of speech?

1ST

500

What does the executive branch do to the laws?


Bonus 800: Who does the President pick to help him/her pick the laws?

Enforces


Cabinet

500

What state had an incident in 1957 about federalism with desegregating high school?


BONUS 700: What was the name of the woman in the video who talked about her experience?


BONUS BONUS 200: What was the name of the solider that escorted her?

Arkansas


Minnejean Brown


Marty Sammon

600

Do citizens directly vote for the executive branch in a parliamentary or presidential system?

Presidential

600

 Who proposed the idea of natural rights?


Bonus 500: What else did John Locke primarily care about?

John Locke


Property

600

What percentage of voters in VA must pass an amendment for it to be ratified?

51%

600

What branch of government is in Article 3?


Bonus 300: Who is in charge of that branch?

Judicial


Supreme Court

600

The Preamble explains why the                 was written.


BONUS 400: The people that supported the Constitution were called...

Constitution


Federalists

700

In a parliamentary system, what branch does Parliament choose?

Executive

700

Give two examples of natural rights:

Life

Liberty

Pursuit of Happiness 

700

In order for an amendment to pass for the U.S. Constitution, what fraction of states must pass it?


BONUS 2.5: What is that fraction as a percent?

3/4


75%

700

 What does the Judicial branch do to the laws?

Interprets

700

True or False: The supremacy clause says that STATE power trumps FEDERAL power

False

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