The name of the Philadelphia Mayor
Cherelle Parker
What are the branches of the federal government?
Legislative, Executive, Judicial
What did the founders mean by wanting "No Kings" in the US Government?
What is a "veto"?
A rejection of a new law (specifically, a law rejected by the President)
What is the name of the Governor of Pennsylvania?
Josh Shapiro
What does the local government have control over?
The things that happen in a local city/town. Includes: Maintaining parks + rec; managing police and fire; operating local schools; trash collection; public transportation; utilities
Who is in the the Executive branch of government?
Why did the founders want to prioritize stability?
They just fought a war, they wanted the new government to last
How can Congress "check" the power of the Executive branch?
Override a veto; reject presidential nominees; pass laws that limit the President's power
Who is currently first place in your class for the New York Times News Quiz?
Look at the board!
Where does the local government get its money from?
The federal government, the state government, and local taxes
Who is in the Judicial Branch of government
What is "Popular Sovereignty"?
The government to has to respond to the wishes of “the people”
How can the Judicial Branch "check" the power of other branches?
Through filing lawsuits
What is the name of your classmate who has the same last name as the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court?
Jaiden Roberts
What does the soda tax do?
Taxes sugary drinks in Philadelphia, money is supposed to be directed to the school district
Who is in the Legislative Branch of Government
Congress - the House of Representatives and the Senate
What is Republicanism?
They wanted leaders to be elected by “the people” at all levels of government
What are "checks and balances"?
the system we have in our Federal government that prevents one person or group from gaining too much power.
What is the name of the Chief Justice of the United States?
John Roberts
What is one part of your day that the local government impacts?
transportation; pot holes; school start times; etc.
Which branch of government is technically supposed to be the most powerful branch? (bonus: Why?)
What is the name of the document the founders wrote that outlines the structure of the United States government?
The Constitution
What is one real-world example of a check and balance?
Birthright citizenship; presidential veto; Congress declining nominees; etc.
When is your quiz in this class?
WEDNESDAY