Constitutional Principles
Feds vs. Antifeds
The Constitution
Three Branches of Gov't
Vocabulary
100

Power is divided between a national government and state governments under this system.

What is federalism?

100

He was the face of the Federalist Party.

Who is Alexander Hamilton?

100

This article creates the legislative branch.

What is Article 1?

100

These are the 3 branches of government?

What are legislative, executive, and judicial?

100

A group of advisers to the president.

What is the cabinet?

200

The people have the power in government.

What is popular sovereignty?

200

The Federalists and Antifederalists disagreed on this important thing.

What is ratification of the Constitution?

200

This article creates the executive branch.

What is Article 2?

200

This branch can collect taxes, declare war and establish post offices.

What is the legislative branch?

200

To bring formal charges against a high-ranking government official.

What is impeach?

300

The president has the power to veto a bill passed by Congress. This is an example of this constitutional principle.

What is checks and balances?

300

What did the Antifederalists want to see added to the Constitution before ratification?

What is a Bill of Rights?

300

This article creates the judicial branch.

What is Article 3?

300

This branch's leader is the commander in chief of the military, gives the annual state of the union, and can pardon people for offenses against the United States.

What is the executive branch?

300

A proposed law

What is a bill?

400

The Bill of Rights protects these.

What are individual rights?

400

These were written to persuade people to support ratification of the Constitution.

What are The Federalist Papers?

400

Name 1 power of each of the 3 branches.

(Discretion of teacher)

Legislative branch = Article 1, section 8

Executive branch = Article 2, Section 2, 3

Judicial branch = judicial review

400

This branch makes decisions that impact the trajectory of American history.

What is the judicial branch?

400

The following of procedures established by law. These rights are included in Amendments 5 and 14. 

What is due process?

500

Under this form of government, the people choose who will represent them (hint: it is not a democracy).

What is a republic?

500

He was the face of the Anti-Federalist party.

Who is Thomas Jefferson?

500

The Supremacy Clause is found in this article.

What is Article 6?

500

The enumerated powers of Congress are found here in the Constitution.

What is Article I, Section 8?

500

The process by which the Supreme Court has final say

What is judicial review?

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