Amendments
Constitution
Political Parties
Branches of Gov
Congress
100

Freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition.

What is the first amendment?

100

The year the constitution was written

What is 1787

100

This political party is generally pro-life

What is Republicans

100

The branch that states whether laws are constitutional

What is the Judicial branch

100

Our system of Congress that involves two houses

What is bicameral

200

Unreasonable searches and seizures.

What is the 4th amendment?

200

The beginning of the Constitution, explaining the fundamentals

What is the preamble

200

This political party favors large military spending.

What is the Republican party?

200

This branch has the power to appoint Supreme Court justices

What is the Executive branch
200

The current speaker of the house

Who is Nancy Pelosi

300

Freed Slaves

13th Amendment

300

The amount of articles within the constitution

What is 7

300

This party favors domestic spending.

What is the Democratic Party?

300

The system where each government branch has powers that keep any other branch from having too much control.

What are checks and balances

300

Requires you to be 25 years old and 7 years a US citizen

What is House of Representatives 

400

No excessive bail or cruel and unusual punishment

What is the 8th amendment

400

The first 10 amendments in the constitution

What is the bill of rights

400

This party opposes gun control.

What is the Republican Party?

400

The main group within the judicial Branch. Consists of 9 justices.

What is the Supreme court

400

An attempt to stop a law from being passed by talking it to death

What is a filibuster

500

Gave all men the right to vote

What is the 15th amendment
500

How many times the constitution has been amended

What is 27

500

This party favors Affirmative Action.

What is the Democratic Party?

500

The branch able to tax, borrow money, and regulate commerce with other countries

What is the legislative branch

500

The drawing of legislative district boundaries to benefit a party, group, or incumbent

What is gerrymandering

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