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100

Name this Amendment: 

Right and an obligation to have a Trial by Jury in a civil case over $20.

What is the 7th Amendment?

100

What term means: No one is above the law?

Rule of Law

100

This English document was drawn up by nobles under King John in 1215 AD, limiting the power of the king. It has influenced later constitutional documents in Britain and America.

What is the Magna Carta

100

FILL IN THE BLANK

The first agreement for self-government in America was called the ________  _________ , which was signed by 41 men on a ship and set up a government for the Plymouth colony.

What is The Mayflower Compact

100

What is the fraction for 

1) Proposing an amendment?

2) Ratifying an amendment?

1) 2/3

2) 3/4

200

In which part of the US Constitution will you find “Establish justice”?

What is the Preamble

200

Identify the Amendment that eliminated poll taxes. 

What is the 24th Amendment

200

Name this TYPE OF ELECTIONS:

1. members from the same party select candidates to run in general elections


PRIMARY  

200

Identify the correct terms for the

TWO (2) blank spaces in the statement below:

The _______________ was signed by the Second Continental Congress on ____________.

This document dissolved the colonies' ties with Britain, listed grievances against King George III, and stated that the colonies are an independent nation.

What is the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776

200

The first ten amendments to the Constitution, which guarantee basic individual rights.

What is THE BILL OF RIGHTS

300

Place each descriptor with its appropriate description:

A) Opposed the Constitution, Wanted strong state governments and a Bill of Rights

B) Supported the Constitution, Wanted a strong central government

A) What is antifederalist?

B) What is federalist? 

300

Who must sign a bill into law and can also veto laws?

The President


300

Which amendment bans cruel and unusual punishment?

The 8th

300

Identify the 3 branches and what they do


Legislative: Creates Laws

Executive: Execute (enforce) laws

Judicial: Interpret Laws

300

51. Identify each source of law 

1. the group of laws that tell which acts are crimes, how accused persons should be tried in court, and how crimes should be punished

2. the group of laws that help settle disagreements between people


1. Criminal

2. Civil



400

28. What does this phrase mean, “Insure domestic tranquility”?


What is to promise peace in our country

400

34. What does this phrase mean, “Promote the general welfare”?

What is caring for those in need

400

39. Fill in the blanks:

A. All _______ judges are appointed by the _______ and confirmed by the ____________

B. They serve __________ terms and can be removed from office only by the impeachment process.

1.All "FEDERAL" judges are appointed by the "PRESIDENT"  and confirmed by the "SENATE".

2. They serve "LIFE" terms and can be removed from office only by the impeachment process.

400

46. What enlightenment philosophers view is presented below?

A ) Separation of powers, dividing government power among legislative, executive, & judicial branches.

B) Social Contract, Natural Rights

What is Montesquieu 


400

52. Name the agreement 

An agreement between the United States, Canada, and Mexico to establish free trade. It took effect in 1994 and is designed to eliminate trade barriers between the three nations by 2009.

What is the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)

500

29. A majority of the members of the House of Representatives accuse the President, or other high government official(s), of serious wrongdoing.

What is the term for the action taken by the House of Representatives?  

What is Impeachment of the President

500

35. What ”Patriot” is responsible for the important document entitled "Common Sense"?

What is Thomas Paine

500

38. Name each suffrage amendment:

A. gave African Americans the right to vote.

B. gave women the right to vote.

C. abolished poll taxes.

D. gave citizens 18 years and older the right to vote.

A. 15th amendment

B. 19th amendment

C. 24th amendment

D. 26th amendment

500

41. Name what each of these
Landmark Supreme Court Cases established.

1. judicial review

2. “separate but equal”

3. OVERRULED PLESSY BY ESTABLISHING THAT “separate is NOT equal”

4. right to court-appointed attorney

5. ESTABLISHED rights of the accused


WHAT IS 

1. MADISON V. MARBURY 

2. PLESSY V. FERGUSON

3. BROWN V. BOARD OF EDUCATION

4. GIDEON V. WAINWRIGHT

5. MIRANDA V. ARIZONA

500

Which amendment prevents your home from being searched without a warrant?

4th Amendment

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