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100

This is the length of a Senator's term. 

What is 6 years? 

100

This is the length of a presidential term. 

What is 4 years? 

100

This determines whether a crime is a misdemeanor or a felony. 

What is the severity of a crime? 

100

This is the main reason that the Founders created a government with federalism. 

What is to limit the power of the federal government? 

100

This is the idea that each branch of the government should be able to have certain powers that ensure another branch does not become too powerful. 

What is Checks and Balances? 

200

This is how many Senators each state gets according to the Constitution. 

What is 2? 

200

This law enforcement agency is responsible for protecting the life of the President? 

What is the Secret Service? 

200

In a criminal case in the United States, the prosecuting attorney represents this person or body. 

What is the government? 

200

This elected official on the state level is the equivalent to the President on the national level.

What is the Governor? 

200

This is where the federal government gets the majority of its revenue. 

What is Income Taxes? 

300

This part of Congress has the power to impeach a President. 

What is the House of Representatives? 

300

This group of individuals make up executive departments, are part of the executive branch, and provide advice to the President. 

What is the Cabinet? 

300

This power was given to the Supreme Court following the Marbury v Madison decision. 

What is Judicial Review? 

300

This amendment enshrined Federalism into the Constitution by transferring significant powers to the states. 

What is the 10th Amendment? 

300

Hiring a police chief and zoning laws are both examples of responsibilities of this level of government. 

What is the city government? 

400

This part of Congress has the power to put the impeached President on trial. 

What is the Senate? 

400

This is the type of court that a President cannot be sued in because it would lead to many distracting and meaningless lawsuits. 

What is a Civil Court? 

400

This alone can overturn a President's limited veto. 

What is a 2/3rd majority vote in Congress?

400

In order for a law to be effective, it must relate to a society in this way. 

What is the law should reflect the values of the society for which it is written? 

400

A person accused of a crime is called this at the trial. 

What is the Defendant? 

500

In order to determine the proper number of representatives per state, the government will conduct this every 10 years to count the population. 

What is a Census? 

500
This amendment states that the President can only serve 2 terms. 

What is the 22nd Amendment? 

500

According to the Constitution, this body has the ability to approve treaties. 

What is the Senate? 

500
This individual's quote was most linked to Federalism. (Hint: We looked at the individual's direct quote when we discussed this topic.) 

Who is James Madison? 

500

This term means that there is no government at all. 

What is Anarchy? 

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