Amendments
Branches of Gov't
Politics
Democracy
Vocabulary
100

define the 1st Amendment 

freedom of speech, religion, press, and protest

100

how many executive departments are there?

15 executive departments

100

two of the major political parties

democrat + republican

100

Where was the Constitution drafted at?

Philadelphia, PA
100

A government that gets its power from the people

Democracy

200

The first Ten Amendments are known as

the bill of rights

200

congress is a part of a __________ ___________. 

bicameral legislature
200

Parties should make change the best way they want by doing what?

Getting on the ballot    

200

Which country influenced the U.S. to adopt ‘democracy’? 

Greece

200

Orders a person to appear in court or produce a document

Subpoena 
300

define the 8th Amendment

prohibits cruel and unusual punishment

300

Which landmark Supreme Court case established Judicial Review in 1803?

Marbury v. Madison

300

Third parties are most likely to win elections as a:

Law Maker

300

What is the first section of the Constitution called?

The Preamble

300

The right to vote

Suffrage

400

Which Amendment changed the voting age from 18 to 21?

26th Amendment

400

Who is the current Speaker of the House?

Mike Johnson
400

What is the biggest advantage major political parties have over third parties?

getting on the ballot

400

Which of the sections from the preamble highlights how the U.S. is supposed to be a united forefront in an unflawed system of government? 

Form a More Perfect Union

400

Process of reviewing if a law is constitutional

Judicial Review

500

which Amendment allowed DC residents to vote?

23rd Amendment

500

Which court is used to assess evidence presented by a lawyer? 

trial court

500

name the 3 political concepts:

1. Power

2. Authority

3. Legitimacy 

500

Which of the following philosophers believed that rulers should rule out of fear and not love?

Machiavelli

500

Powers that are written into the Constitution

Expressed Powers

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