Founding Documents
Changes to the Constitution
Executive Command
Characteristics of U.S. Government
U.S. Congress
U.S. History
Geography
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The supreme law of the land in the United States

The Constitution

100

A change to the Constitution is known as

An amendment

100

The leader of the executive branch

The President

100

This group writes and passes federal (national) laws

Congress / House & Senate

100

There are 100 of these elected to U.S. Congress

Senators

100

This movement of the mid-20th century tried to end racial discrimination.

The Civil Rights Movement

100

This is the capital of Tennessee

Nashville

200

This document sets up the United States government today

The Constitution

200

The first 10 amendments are known as this

Bill of Rights

200

This group advises the President

The Cabinet

200

The United States uses this type of economic system

Free market / Capitalism / Mixed Market Economy

200

There are 435 of these elected to U.S. Congress

U.S. Representatives

200

Japan, Italy, and Germany fought as the Axis powers in which war?

WWII

200

This is the capital of the United States

Washington D.C.

300

This famous document was sent to King George III, ending Great Britain's ownership of the 13 American Colonies.

The Declaration of Independence

300

There have been this many amendments

27

300

The President fills this role in regards to the U.S. military

Commander in Chief

300

Education is the responsibility of these types of government in the United States (Federal, state, or local)

State and local, not federal

300

These U.S. officials serve 2-year terms

U.S. Representatives in the House

300

This person served as President during WWI

Woodrow Wilson

300

This ocean lies on the eastern shore of the United States

Atlantic Ocean

400

The Constitution is written from this group's point of view

The people of the United States

400

Freedom of speech is protected by this amendment

The First Amendment

400

If the President and Vice President can no longer serve, this person fills in as President instead

Speaker of the House

400

The idea that even the leaders of a country must follow the law

The Rule of Law

400

These U.S. officials serve 6-year terms

Senators

400

Containing the spread of this was the main concern of the United States during the Cold War

Communism

400

Although Tennessee, Rhode Island, California all have equal representation in the Senate, California has the most representation in the House because of this

California's high population

500

These are the 3 unalienable rights according to Thomas Jefferson

Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness

500

This amendment protects voting rights for women in the United States

19th Amendment

500

The President can choose between these 2 things when deciding what to do with a bill passed by Congress

Sign the bill into law or veto the bill

500

This system prevents each branch of government from becoming too powerful

Checks and balances / Separation of Powers

500

These are the current U.S. senators from Tennessee

Marsha Blackburn and Bill Hagerty

500

This document officially ended slavery in the United States during the Civil War

The Emancipation Proclamation

500

Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Michigan all have this in common

Border Canada

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