Creating a Constitution
Legislative Branch
Executive Branch
Judicial Branch & Bill of Rights
More Bill of Rights!
100

Name of the first constitution

What are Articles of Confederation?

100

The 2 chambers of Congress.

What are the Senate & House of Representatives?

100

This person is the head of the Executive Branch.

Who is the President?

100

Their job is to interpret the Constitution and federal laws.

What is the Judicial Branch?

100

This amendment protects our freedom of speech.

What is the 1st Amendment?
200

This level of government had all the power under the Articles of Confederation

What are the states?

200

This half of Congress made small states happy b/c each state gets 2 members.

What is the Senate?

200

The job of the FBI, CIA, Post Office, EPA, ICE, etc.

To enforce federal law in the Executive Branch.

200
This is how long federal judges serve for.

What is life (on good behavior)?

200

The Court decided in Tinker that the students were allowed to wear black armbands to school because the armbands were not ______. 

What is disruptive? 

300

This is the highest law in the country.

What is the U.S. Constitution?

300

Membership in this half of Congress is based on a state's population.

What is the House of Representatives?

300

How long a President's term is and how many times they can be elected. 

What are 4 years & 2 times?

300

Definition of Amend/Amendment

What is to add something to the Constitution in order change the Constitution?

300

These are rights people have when they are accused of a crime.

What are due process rights? 

400

This is when the government is divided into different levels: federal, state, local

What is Federalism?

400

This is the core job of the Legislative Branch.

What is to write & pass federal laws?

400

This is what it's called when the President refuses to sign a bill passed by the Legislature.

What is a veto?

400

These amendments were added to the Constitution after the Civil War to address the rights of previously enslaved persons. 

What are 13th, 14th, 15th?

400

To search someone's home, the police need one of these, as set forth in the ____ Amendment. 

What is a warrant, listed in the 4th Amendment?

500

These are ways that each branch can LIMIT the power of the other branches

What are checks & balances?

500

Members of the ____ are elected for 6 years and members of ____ are elected for 2 years. 

What are the Senate (6 yrs) and House (2 yrs)?

500
This is how the President is elected.

What is the Electoral College?

500
The ____ Amendment said women have the right to vote and the ____ Amendment said 18 year olds have the right to vote. 

What are the 19th and 26th?

500

Before the gov. can interrogate someone, they must remind them of these two rights. 

What are right to remain silent and right to an attorney?

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