Legislative Branch
Executive Branch
Judicial Branch
Amendments
Etc.
100

Meaning our government is divided into two houses, Senate and the House of Representatives 

Bicameral 

100

The length of a presidential term. 

4 years. 

100

The number of Justices currently sitting on the Supreme Court. 

Nine

100

The name for the first ten amendments

Bill of Rights

100

The document that controlled our government before the Constitution was written

Articles of Confederation 

200

The fraction used to count enslaved people towards the House of Representative numbers in a state. 

3/5

200

Votes for the President. 

Electoral College 

200

The only thing the Supreme Court is able to hear. 

Cases and controversies. 

200

Where we get our right to counsel/an attorney if we cannot afford one. 

Sixth Amendment 

200

The last time Congress declared war. 

World War II

300

Where Congress gets its power to regulate all business activities between and among the states. 

Commerce Clause 

300

Made up of 15 executive department heads. 

The Cabinet. 

300

How long a Supreme Court justice's term lasts. 

For life. 

300

The amendment that has to do with federalism. 

10th amendment 

300

The article of the Constitution that tells us how to amend it. 

Article V

400

The reason why Congress can do things like set up a National Bank. 

Necessary and Proper Clause 

400

How the President is able to "check" and "balance" Congress's power to pass laws. 

Veto power. 

400

The only crime specifically defined in the Constitution. 

Treason

400

The amendment that abolished slavery (unless you're convicted of a crime) 

13th amendment

400

Where the Supremacy Clause is located 

Article VI, Clause 2

500

Conducts the trial as part of an impeachment process. 

The Senate. 

500

The three minimum requirements to become President. 

You must be a natural-born citizen of the United States, must have lived in the United States for at least 14 years, and must be at least 35 years old.

500

How you ask for the Supreme Court to take your case. 

Enter a Writ of Certiorari 

500

The amendments (2) that give us a right to due process. 

5th and 14th amendments 

500

A term that describes a situation in which a political dispute cannot be resolved within the system of rules, norms and procedures that govern society.  

A constitutional crisis 

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