U.S Constitution
Citizenship
Executive Branch
Judicial branch
Economics
100

What was the first written plan of government for the United States?

The Articles of Confederation.
100

What are one of the two ways someone can become a citizen in the United States?

By naturalization or by birth

100

Who leads the Executive Branch?

The President.

100

What article establishes the judicial branch?

Article 3.

100

What is Economics?

It is the study of the economy.

200

Which two plans helped make the Great Compromise?

The Virginia and New Jersey plan.

200

What amendment defines citizenship?

The 14th Amendment.

200

How many senators are there per state?

There are two senators per state.

200

What is the main role of the judicial branch?

It is to interpret laws for the nation.

200

What are the four factors of production?

They are natural, human, Capital, entrepreneurship.

300

What is a Democracy?

A form of government in which the citizens hold the power to rule and make laws.

300

How long must someone live in the United States for in the naturalization process?

3-5 years

300

How many total electors are there in the United States?

There are 558 total electors.

300

What is a felony?

It is a serious crime, With large fines and large prison sentences.

300

What is the law of demand?

The law of demand is when consumers will buy more at less prices and less at higher prices.

400

Where does the idea of Checks and Balances come from?

The idea comes from Federalist No.51

400

What are three examples of Civic Duties?

Obey the Law, Pay Taxes, Defend the Nation, Serving in Court, and Attending School.

400

What are four roles of the presdient?

Chief of State, Chief Executive, Chief Legislator, Commander-in-Chief, Chief Diplomat, Chief of Party, and Chief Citizen.

400

How many justices does the US Supreme Court have?

Nine justices.

400

What are the three basic questions in every economy?

They are What goods/services will be produced?, How will goods/services be produced?, Who goods/services will be produced for?

500

What is the oldest document to influence the constitution and when was it made?

The Magna Carta which was made in 1215.

500

What are four civic responsibilities?

Voting, Participating in the Government, Being Informed, and Respecting the Rights of Others.

500

What does Article 2 of the US Constitution Define?

It defines the structure of the executive branch, Powers of the president, and Rules and authority of the government.

500

What court case gave the power of judicial review?

The case Marbury versus Madison.

500

What are the characteristics of the US economy?

Free enterprise, private property, Profit motive, and competition.

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