Vocabulary
People
Legislature
Hodge Podge
Historical
100

Methodist Sunday School training program with heavy entertainment emphasis

Chautauqua Tent

100

Elected President of the U.S. in 1860

Abraham Lincoln

100

Senate convenes at this time

Noon

100

packing and cracking are two types of 

Gerrymandering

100

Missiles found in Cuba

Cuban Missile Crisis

200

practices, especially bribery, used to secure illicit gains in politics or business; corruption.

Graft

200

Father of Economics

Adam Smith

200

Congress has exclusive jurisdiction over this area

Washington, D.C.

200

Jury Selection is called

voir dire

200

First Republican President

Abraham Lincoln

300

rumor - not admissible in court

hearsay

300

20th century economist argued for steering the economy

John Maynard Keynes

300
term for holding the floor to prevent legislative action

filibuster

300

The power of eminent domain is outlined where in Constitution 

5th Amendment

300
Break-in a the Democratic National Convention

Watergate

400

false claim or assertion being publicly thrown about to detriment of another person

jactification

400

U.S. Attorney General 1961-1964

Robert F. Kennedy

400
a group of members from both houses

conference

400

State of Tennessee vs. Scopes (monkey trial) was fictionally depicted in which film?

Inherit the Wind

400

Richard Nixon's Vice President appointed after previous one resigned

Gerald R. Ford

500

political repression of left-wing individuals - campaign spreading fear of communist influence

McCarthyism

500

Economist who wanted markets set free

Frederick Hayek

500

still in office after having lost their bid for re-election

lame ducks

500

Assassinated in Dealey Plaza

John F. Kennedy

500

Who is John Galt?

Maker of engine ...

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