The Constitution
Ideas on Government
Federalism
States & Democracy
Bill of Rights
100

This amendment guarantees freedom of speech and religion.

What is the 1st amendment?

100

Under this form of government, the head-of-state inherits the position of ruler.

What is monarchy?

100

Under the Constitution, only __ can print and issue currency.

What is the Federal Government?
100

These are powers left over for the states after the listing of the delegated powers of the federal government.

What are reserved powers?

100

This term refers to trying somebody for the same crime twice.

What is double Jeopardy?

200

The founders wanted this to be the most important branch of government because it writes laws.

What is the Legislative Branch?

200

This future president opposed the Constitution as an Anti-Federalist.

Who is Thomas Jefferson?

200

The United States' system of federalism is compared to this baked item.

What is a marble cake?

200

This is the number of senators for each state.

What is two?

200

This amendment gives citizens "the right to remain silent.?

What is the 5th Amendment?

300

This is a term for an "addition" to the Constitution.

What are amendments?

300

This is a term for the group that insisted on the need for a strong central government in the U.S.

Who were the Federalists?

300

The president shares authority with the governor of each state as a result of this category of shared powers.

What are concurrent powers?

300

States are required to follow the Bill of Rights as a result of this amendment.

What is the 14th?

300

The 2nd Amendment protects the right of Americans to organize into these.

What are militias?

400

The U.S. Constitution was drafted following this destructive event.

What is Shays' Rebellion?

400

Separations of Powers was the ideological legacy of this thinker.

Who is Montesquieu?

400

The president can "check" Congress's legislation by issuing this action.

What is a presidential veto?

400

In order to fund government, both states and Congress have the power to levy _______ from Americans.

What are taxes?

400

In criminal cases, the Constitution guarantees that Americans have a right to this.

What are a lawyer or trial by jury?

500

Because the articles of confederation failed terribly, the Constitutional Convention met in Philadelphia during this year.

What is 1787?

500

This man's "Social Contract Theory" explained why people give up freedom to live within society.

Who is John Locke?

500

The president's ability to conduct foreign policy is based on this category of power.

What are the inherent powers?

500

This state was forced to integrate its schools by the federal government.

What is Arkansas?

500

The Bill of Rights was most directly based on this document.

What is the English Bill of Rights?

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