Constitution
Civil rights
Government
Civic action
Political parties and Interest groups
100

This document contains the first 10 amendments.


Bill of rights 

100

This amendment abolished slavery

13th amendment

100

This branch makes laws 

Legislative branch

100

This activity allows citizens to choose leaders

Voting

100

The two major political parties in the United States

Democratic and republican party

200

This amendment protects freedom of speech.


➡️ What is the 1st Amendment?


200

This amendment guarantees  equal protection under the law

14th amendment

200

This branch interprets laws

Judicial branch

200

Taking part in government And community Activities is called what

Civic participation

200

Groups that try to influence Public parties are called what

Interest groups

300

 These people supported the ratification of the Constitution.


Federalist 

300

This amendment women the right to vote 

19th amendment

300

This branch enforces laws 

Executive branch 

300

A Survey of people opinions is called

Public Opinion poll

300

Trying to influence Law makers are called what

Voter turn out

400

 This principle means the majority decides while minority rights are protected


What is mijorty rule with minority rights 

400

The supreme court case established  separate but equal

Plessy versus Ferguson

400

Government agencies that carry out laws are called

Bureaucracy

400

This means convincing Other With evidence and reason

Persuasion

400

The main goal of political parties is to do what

Elect candidates and influencing government

500

This system prevents one branch from becoming too powerful.




Checks and balances 

500

This Supreme Court case ruled school segregation unconstitutional

Brown versus Board of Education 

500

This level of government Handles foreign policies

Federal government

500

Before using information Citizens should do this to make sure it’s reliable

Evaluate source

500

This court case established judicial review and gave the Supreme Court power to declare laws unconstitutional.


Marbury  versus Madison

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