Civil Rights Acts
Constitution
Gerrymandering
Civil Liberties
Declaration of Independence
100

Who founded the Southern Christian Leadership Conference? 

Martin Luther King Jr. 

100

How often are members of the House chosen? 

2 years 

100

What is Gerrymandering? 

Drawing of legislative district boundaries to benefit a party, group, or incumbent.

100

What are Civil Liberties 

the legal constitutional protections against government

100

When was the Deceleration of Independence adopted 

July 4, 1776

200

What two things did women want to get out of the 1964 Civil Rights Act? 

Equal pay and rights to their body 
200

What are the qualifications to be a Senate? (3) 

30 years old 

9 years U.S. citizen 

reside in the state 

200

What is a census?

process of surveying and counting the US population



200

Which amendment gives us freedom of speech and freedom of religion 

1st amendment 

200

What is the purpose of the Declaration of Independence?

It stated that the colonies wanted to be free from English control.

300

What big march happened in August 1963? 

March on Washington 

300

The 3 parts of the Constitution include

the preamble, Articles, and Amendments

300

What purpose does gerrymandering serve?

Work in favor of party district is drawn for

300

Where are most of our civil liberties found? 

The Bill of Rights 

300

Where was The Declaration of Independence written?


The Declaration of Independence was written is Philadelphia.

400

What was the purpose of the Civil Rights Act? 

wanted to outlaw discrimination against African Americans and women, including all forms of segregation 

400

How many votes in the Senate are needed to convict the president of impeachment?

a 2/3 majority members present

400

Explain what packing is

during redistricting, grouping a voting bloc into a single legislative district

400

Who proposed the Bill of Rights? 

James Madison 

400

What are the rights given to men by God and that the government protects? 

life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness

500

What did the passing of the Voting Acts Rights accomplish? 

eliminated various tests like the literacy tests that had been used to restrict voting by a black person  

500

Explain the veto power of the president

Veto= not sign the bill and sends it back to the House or Senate with complaints


500

Explain what cracking is

Spreading voters of one party over many districts where they will comprise minorities that are unable to influence elections

500

What is the due process clause?

14th amendment clause stating that no state may deprive a person of life, liberty, or property without due process of law

500

What is in the Preamble of the Deceleration of Independence?


Its the intro

It described the free government that the colonists wanted.


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