Unit 5: Legislative
Unit 8: Town and Local Govt.
Unit 4: Rights and Responsibilities
Unit 2: Foundations of Government
Unit 6: Executive
100

The name of a two house legislature, like the one we have

What is Bicameral?

100

The Branch of the Governor.

What is the Executive Branch?

100
The first 10 Amendments of the Constitution

What is the Bill of Rights?

100

A written plan of Government.

What is a Constitution?

100

First Black American President.

Who is Barack Hussein Obama?

200

The two houses of congress, and the numbers of the members of each house.

What is the Senate(100 members), and the House of Representatives(435 members)?

200

Citizens being represented by legislators

What are constituents?
200

Three of the rights we get from the First Amendment.

What is the Freedom of Speech, Press, Assembly, Petition, and Religion?

200

The person who wrote the Declaration of Independence

Who is Thomas Jefferson?

200

Only President to serve more than two Terms

Who is Franklin D. Roosevelt?

300

The leader of the House of Representives

What is the Speaker of the House?

300

Returning a Fugitive to their home state when they commit a crime in another state.

What is Extradition?

300

Strict Vs. Loose Interpretation of the Constitution

strict interpretation : government should only use implied powers of the Constitution when absolutely necessary

Read the constitution word for word


 loose interpretation: constitution was a loose framework of laws that the government could use to build the nation

Read in between the lines of the Constitution 


300

Representative Democracy

 What is having citizens vote for people to represent them?

300

The requirements to run for President.

A native-born citizen

At least 35 years old

Been a resident of the US for at least 14 years


400

The age and citizenship requirements, and the term limits of the Senate and the House of Representatives.

House of Reps= 25 year age requirement, a citizen of the U.S for at least 7 years, and a 2 year term limit.

The Senate= 30 year age requirement, a citizen for at least 9 years, and a 6 year term limit.

400

Name 3 Concurrent Powers

What is taxation, making and enforcing laws, and establishing courts?


400

13th, 14th, 15th Amendments.

What is, abolishing slavery, allowing citizenship for any race, and allowing any race to vote?

400

When 5 colonists were killed by British Soldiers in Boston 1770.

What is the Boston Massacre?

400

Difference between Domestic and Foreign Policy.

Domestic is inside of our countries borders, Foreign is outside.
500

The Great Compromise

What is the agreement between the high population states and the low population states, to make a house based on population, and a house with equal representation?

500
Full Faith and Credit Clause

What is a clause in the Constitution that ensures each state will accept the decisions of civil courts in other states?


500
Rights of the 5th Amendment.
  • A jury must indict, or formally accuse, an individual before they can be tried for a crime

  • The grand jury decides if there is enough evidence to go to trial

  • Protects against self-incrimination:  having to testify against yourself 


    • Right to remain silent

  • Protects people from double jeopardy: being tried twice for the same crime 

  • Due process of law: law has to be fairly applied when a person is charged with a crime

  • Government cannot take private property without paying the owner fairly


    • Eminent domain: power to take private property for public use

500

A rebellion proved that the Articles of Confederation were too weak.

What is Shays' Rebellion?
500

Executive Privilege

What is the power to keep some of their actions/information confidential when it comes to communicating with the public and even the other two branches?


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