Why is Congress broken into two parts?
To balance the needs of big and little states.
House of Representatives is based on population; Senate is equal for each state
What branch of government works in the U. S. Capitol Building?
What is the Legislative Branch
Which 2 Amendments were added to keep a balance of power AND rights?
What is the 9th and 10th Amendments
Why did the Constitution establish the principle of majority rule
What is to represent what MOST people want
Who has the power to sign laws, veto laws, nominate federal judges, and carry out the laws
The executive branch (President)
Mrs. Erdei is accused of robbing a bank. She was at school when the crime occurred, and she gets to prove she is innocent by going to trial.
What is the 6th amendment
What is a responsibility of the right to freedom of the press?
What is to tell the truth and not print anything to help enemies during war time
What is the way the Constitution is organized?
What is articles
Which government official's term is for life?
What is the Supreme Court
A woman gets caught robbing two chocolate bars from candy store. The police decide that her crime is even worse because she was carrying a gun when she robbed the store. Even though she has her gun registered, she is put in jail without a trial and is kept in jail for 65 years. List all the amendments related to this scenario. Are these amendment rights being guaranteed or violated?
What is the 2nd, 6th, and 8th amendments. These rights are being violated
What is Mrs. Erdei's FAVORITE amendment and why?
5th Amendment - eminent domain (compensation for property taken)
Her swimming pool :)
A man is arrested for criticizing the President of the United States. He is given a fair trial, but halfway through the case the judge decides that he cannot have a jury listen to his witnesses. List all the amendments related to this scenario. Are these amendment rights being guaranteed or violated?
What is the 1st amendment-violated, the 6th amendment- guaranteed, the 7th amendment- violated