Structure of the National Gov (Pt.2)
Bill of rights (pt.1)
Bill of rights (pt. 2
Constitutional Principals reading
Congress in action scavenger hunt.
100

Qualifications for the President are...

To be able to run for president you must be 35 years old, a natural born citizen and have lived in the US for at least 14 years.

100

What does the first amendment provide?

The first amendment provides the freedom of speech, religion, press and assembly.

100

The sixth amendment provides what?

Gives people the right to a speedy public trial to an impartial jury, to be told what charges there are, and to have a lawyer. 

100

What is popular sovereignty?

Popular sovereignty is the Political principle that the government's authority is given by the will of the people, rather than a royal family/ monarch.



100

$174,000 is the salary for whom?

Senators and US Representatives. 

200

The President today vs. Framers intention



 The Framers intended for the president to be an effective executor of laws and monitor popular excesses, with limited power but still having a  strong accountability to Congress and to the  judiciary, and not to be a self-ruling leader.



200

What amendment says that citizens have the right to bear arms?

The second amendment.

200

What amendment guarantees a jury to a trial if requested?

The 7th.
200

Consent of the governed is?

Consent of the Governed is the political idea that a government's authority and moral right to use power are only justified when they have the consent, or approval, of the people they rule over

200

Who are our senators? 

Micheal Bennet and John Hicklenlooper. 

300

What is the overlap of executive and legislative branch?



The overlap of the executive and legislative branches is that the branches must be established by acts of congress.



300

You are allowed to not quarter soldiers due to what amendment?

The third.


300
What amendement prevents cruel and unusual punishment?

The 8th

300

What is limited government? 

Limited Government is a political philosophy in which the government is restricted by law typically through the constitution. 

300

How many senators does Colorado have?

Two.
400

What is Necessary and Proper Clause and Interstate Commerce Clause?

 

 The Necessary and Proper Clause grants broad authority to congress to pass necessary laws. While the Interstate Commerce Clause lets congress regulate interstate and trade commerce between foreign nations and the states.



400

Due to the fourth amendment the government cannot do what?

Have an unreasonable search without a warrant.

400

The 9th amendement does what?

Give you the right to not be denied ANY right of the US constitution.

400

Separation of Powers is....

Separation of powers is when the government splits up power and divides it through different branches, typically the legislative branch ( law making) Judicial branch ( law reviewing), and the last one the executive branch (law enforcing). 

400

Which US representative serves as our congressional district? 

Diana DeGette. 

500

What is the Constitution's relationship to Declaration of Independence? 

   



 The constitution's relationship to the Declaration of Independence is that the declaration of independence set up the foundation of the constitution based on what the people wanted and were asking for.




500

What does the 5th amendment allow? 

Protect people from double jeopardy (being tried for the same crime twice.) and self incrimination ( you aren't forced to testify against yourself or the "right to remain silent")

500

Explain the 10th amendment. 

The states have the right to establish their own laws. 

500

What are checks and balances? 

Checks and balances is where any of the two branches can intervene with the third branch, if they see it to be unjust. 

500

Which states has the highest US representatives and which state has the lowest? 

Highest: California

Lowest: Between Alaska, Delaware, North Dakota, South Dakota, Vermont and Wyoming.

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