Legislative Branch
Executive Branch
Judicial Branch
Amendments
Miscellaneous
100

The primary role of the Legislative branch is to _______ the laws.

Make

100

The primary role of the executive branch is to ________ the laws.

Enforce

100

The primary role of the Judicial branch is to __________ the laws.

Interpret

100

Which amendment protects the freedom of religion, press, speech, etc.

First Amendment

100

The introduction to the Constitution is called.

The Preamble

200

The process of making a bill into a law is very...

Difficult / Tedious

200

The President denying a bill becoming a law is called...

A veto.

200

How many Supreme Court justices are there?

9

200

Which amendment says that you have the right to a lawyer, and to a speedy trial?

Sixth Amendment

200

What is America's Independence Day, including the year?

July 4, 1776

300

How long can a person serve in the House or Representatives?

Unlimited two year terms.

300

The group of electors that are chosen to select the President.

The Electoral College

300
Why is it considered a strategic advantage for a President to be able to appoint a Supreme Court Justice?

Because they can appoint somebody with the same ideology as themselves, who will be in the Supreme Court long after they are no longer President.

300

Which amendment states that if you are found NOT guilty of a crime but then new evidence is presented, you cannot be tried for the same crime again?

Fifth Amendment

300

Voting, petitioning, writing letters, calling, and others are examples of which group's powers?

The People.

400

How long can a person serve in the Senate?

Unlimited six year terms.

400

A law or order given by the president that is not passed through Congress.

Executive Order

400

How long can Supreme Court justices serve?

Until they die, retire, or are impeached / convicted.

400

Which amendment says that the government cannot search your property without probably cause and a warrant?

Fourth Amendment

400

Which branch has the power to declare war?

Legislative

500

How much of a vote is required for Congress to override a presidential veto?

2/3

500

If the President and the Vice President are both unable to serve, who becomes President?

The Speaker of the House

500

The ability of the Supreme Court to decide if laws are constitutional or not is called...

Judicial Review

500

Which amendment states that any power not given to the federal government by the constitution belongs to the states?

Tenth Amendment

500

What makes the Constitution a living document?

It can be amended, meaning it is able to grow or change.

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