This group supported a strong central government?
What are the Federalists?
The 1st Amendment protections.
What are freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition?
This is when the President starts their term.
What is the January 20th (20th Amendment) ?
Judicial review is...
What is the process supreme court takes to review cases?
This is what the Constitution does.
What is sets up the government and protects rights?
This group wanted a Bill of Rights to protect freedoms.
Who are the Anti-Federalists?
The 13th Amendment
What was the amendment that ended slavery?
This was the country and was attacking Ukraine in one of the reading passages we reviewed.
What is Russia?
This is the definition of "judicial review".
What is that the Supreme Court can declare laws unconstitutional?
These individuals control local precinct workers (government workers).
What is the City, Town, or Country Committee?
Double Jeopardy -- This was the main argument for the Bill of Rights.
What is to protect individual rights and limit government power?
Double Jeopardy- The 19th Amendment
What is the amendment that gave women the right to vote?
This is how a president wins an election.
What is with electoral votes?
Double Jeopardy-- This is the branch/department the Chief Justice leads.
What is the Judicial Branch or Supreme Court?
Double Jeopardy- This was the purpose of the Great Compromise.
What is to create a fair system of representation?
This was the main argument against the Bill of Rights
What is the Constitution already limited government powers?
The 26th Amendment
What is the amendment that lowered the voting age to 18?
Double Jeopardy-- This can happen if the President vetoes a bill.
What is Congress can override the veto?
This means "invalidated".
What is that the law is no longer legally binding?
This is what a "pleading document" is in court cases.
What are papers shared before attorneys argue in court?
This document added the Bill of Rights.
What is the Constitution?
This is what 5th Amendment guarantees.
What amendment is a fair trial and protection from having property taken unfairly?
The 22nd Amendment says how many terms can a President serve.
What is 2 terms?
This is the Supreme Court's main job.
What is to interpret and explain the Constitution?
This is an amendment. (definition)
What is a change or addition to the Constitution?