Foundations of Government
The Constitution
Branches of Government
Political Parties
Elections
100

The type of government in America

What is Democracy

100
Article I of the US Constitution outlines the powers of this branch of government
What is Congress
100

This branch of government determines whether or not a law is Constitutional 

Judicial

100

These are the two main political parties in the United States

What are Democrat and Republican
100

There are 538 of these votes. Only 270 are needed to win the Presidential Election. 

Electoral College

200
This man's theory of the Social Contract influenced the framer's of the Constitution. 
Who is John Locke
200
Article II of the US Constitution gives this branch the power to veto laws.

What is executive


200

The President can spend a total of this many years in office according to the 22nd Amendment

What is ten


200
A political party that takes votes away from two main political parties. 
What is a third party.


200

This type of political action committee has created loopholes in campaign financing and donations. 

What is a Super Pac

300

A government that is ran by a royal family or bloodline

What is a monarchy
300

Article III of the US Constitution establishes this type of court to provide Justice to the federal government

What is the Supreme Court
300

There are nine of these in the Supreme Court

What are judges
300

A political party that focuses on one issue or problem. 

What is a single-issue party

300

Senators serve this many years during one term. 

What is six.

400
In this type of economic system, the government owns the basic means of production, distributes the products and wages, and provides social services such as health care and welfare. 

What is socialism


400

The Bill of Rights is made up of first these many amendments.

What is ten.

400

The Supreme Court is using this when they are determining whether or not a law violates the Consitution.

What is judicial review
400

This is a party's statement of principles, beliefs, and positions on vital issues. 

What is a platform. 
400

Most money given directly to a candidate is considered this. 

What is Hard Money

500

The separation of state and federal government is referred to as this. 

What is federalism
500

The Constitutional division of powers among the legislative, executive, and judicial branches, with the legislative branch making law, the executive branch applying law, and the judiciary interpreting the law is described as this. 

What is separation of powers. 

500

The division of representation into the Senate (equal representation) and the House of Reps (proportional representation) is described as this.

What is Bicameral Legislature.

500

This type of party focuses on overall change in society. 

Ideological party. 

500

This commission is responsible for collection information on election financing and contributions.

What is Federal Election Commission


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