U.S. Constitution and Articles of Confederation
Landmark Cases
Articles I, II, & III
Laws and Amendments
Federalism
100

What did colonies become after declaring independence?

The States

100

This court case caused police to be required to read a suspect his or her rights.

Miranda vs. Arizona

100

What are the three branches called?

Legislative, Executive, and Judical

100

What's a rule that is enforced and has some penalty?

A law

100

What's the division between state and federal power called?

Federalism

200

Describe the Articles of Confederation in one word.

Weak

200

What Court case did the President resign from the office?

US vs. Nixon

200

What can the President do to make a law without Congress?

An Executive order

200

What amendment allows women to vote?

The 19th amendment

200

What are the powers for the state government called?

The reserved powers

300

When and where was the US Constitution written?

1787, in Philadelphia

300

Which Supreme Court case involved a person who robbed a liquor store, which couldn't afford a lawyer?

Gideon vs. Wainwright
300

What's the least amount of Electoral votes you need to win the White House?

270 votes

300
What's the juries decision called?

Judgement or Verdict

300

Which Constitution is easier to amend?

The FL Constitution
400

What event showed weakness in the Articles of Confederation?

The Shay's Rebellion
400

Daily Double: What court case gave a juvenile a harsh sentence for a prank phone call?

In Re Gault

400

How many justices are on the Supreme Court?

9 Justices

400

How many citizens are on a jury?

12 Citizens

400

Which Constitution deals with foreign affairs?

The US Constitution

500

What did the Great compromise create?

 A bicameral legislature

500

This court case allowed segregation to continue in 1896

Plessy vs. Ferguson

500

How many circuit courts are there?

13 courts

500

Name the 5 Freedoms.

Speech, press, religion, assembly, and petition
500

Which Constitution is longer?

Florida Constitution
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