Articles and the Constitution
This article made sure we never have a king again.
What is Article #2
This branch created the group who make the laws
What is the Legislative Branch
This president was the only Federalist to be elected
Who is John Adams?
We are not elected but get to serve basically as long as we want.
What is the U.S. Supreme Court
This large structure is responsible for bringing irrigation to the Columbia Basin
What is Grand Coulee Dam?
The articles make up the U.S Constitution. How many are there?
What is 7?
The U.S Constitution set up two of these but you can't live in them.
What is the House of Representative and the U.S Senate
This is what elects the President of the United States
What is the Electoral College
On the federal side...this place actually has trials.
What is the U.S District Court
In the sentence...The red fox ran really fast through the forest. What word is the adjective?
What is red?
This part of the U.S Constitution ensures that suspects who flee to another state are returned home.
What is Article IV
There are 435 of these spread out across the nation?
What are U.S Representatives
In this system, the Federal government shares power with the State governments.
What is Federalism
If one side disagrees and has a legal reason they can file this with the court.
What is an Appeal
3/5th's, 40%, .40, and 6/15th's One of these doesn't belong
What is 3/5th's
These 2 groups argued about individual rights and delayed the signing of the Constitution
Who are the Federalists and Anti-Federalists
Virginia had an idea and New Jersey had an idea but they settled on this?
What is the Connecticut or the Great Compromise?
This is a power that the president has. All presidents give these but some way more than others.
What is a pardon?
The president may appoint us but one other group must agree before we get to work
Who is the U.S. Senate
During this major event Russia and the United States were actually friendly towards each other and worked together.
What is World War II
They wanted a strong government but they ended up giving in to the other side but giving them what?
What is the Bill of Rights
These are the 3 groups who must agree for a bill to become a law.
What is the House of Representative, the U.S. Senate and the President of the U.S
If the president doesn't like a prospective law he can do this.
What is veto?
Case law will be used to support this document sent to the higher court.
What is a brief?
Too much of this chemical compound might be linked to hypertension. Hint: You might have some of it in your kitchen.
What is NaCl (What is sodium Chloride)