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100

The Supreme Court justice who established the principle of judicial review.

Who is John Marshall?

100

The philosopher who inspired the Declaration of Independence's guarantee of your right to life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness.

Who is John Locke?

100

The amendment that outlines your right to peaceably protest.

What is the first amendment?

100

Spending Bills must be voted on first in this chamber of Congress.

What is the House of Representatives?

100

This practice where political parties assert their control over redistricting.

What is gerrymandering?

200
The principle of applying the 14th Amendment to state and local governments.

What is selective incorporation?

200

"____ is to freedom as fire is to air."

What is faction?

200

The amendment that justifies prohibitions on school segregation.

What is the 14th Amendment?

200

Congress can override a Presidential veto with ____ of the vote.

What is 2/3?

200

Before cases appear before the Supreme Court they typically go through this sector of the judiciary.

What is the Court of Appeals?

300

The clause that grants the federal government powers over rivers in the case, Gibbons v. Ogden.

What is the commerce clause?

300

The idea for the executive branch that Alexander Hamilton refuted in Federalist 70.

Who are co-Presidents?

300

The president's power to pass executive order is a _____ power of the Constitution.

What is an implied power?

300

The Supreme Court asserted the supremacy of the federal government over the states in this Supreme Court case. 

What is McCulloch v. Maryland?

300

The one leadership role in the House of Representatives explicitly laid out in the Constitution.

What is the House of Representatives?

400

The controlling amendment at the center of the case, McDonald v. Chicago.

What is the 14th Amendment?

400

Anti-Federalists were concerned that this power of Congress would be foundational to their establishment of a tyranny.

What is a standing army?

400

Taxation is a power that is shared by both the states and federal government, making it a

What is a concurrent power?

400

The power that the Senate has which can check the power of the President to negotiate foreign affairs.

What is the power to vote on treaties?

400
The amendment that established the power of the federal government to levy an income tax. 

What is the 16th Amendment?

500
What students were wearing that got them suspended in the Des Moines School District.

What are black arm bands?

500

The group Martin Luther King found most frustrating in his Letter from Birmingham Jail for their preference for "negative peace" as opposed to a "positive peace" which indicates the presence of justice.

Who are the white moderates?

500

The power of Congress to establish a patent office is laid out in this section of the Constitution

What is Article 1 Section 8?

500

Constitutional Amendments must be approved by two thirds of Congress and three fourths of _________.

What are state legislatures?

500

The Constitutionally mandated role in the Senate is third in line for the Presidency if the President dies.

Who is the President Pro Tempore?

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