Indiana Constitution
How Indiana Became a State
Local/State/National Government
Legislative, Executive, & Judicial Branches
Other
100

The very BEGINNING of The Indiana and US Constitution is called The _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

Preamble

100

Name 2 Native American tribes that lived in the land that is now known as Indiana.

Illini, Shawnee, Miami, Delaware/Lenape, or Potawatomi

100

The HIGHEST level of government

National Government

100

At the national level, which branch can declare war and coin money?

Executive Branch

100

Who is the leader of the executive branch of the NATIONAL government and is responsible for making important decisions for our COUNTRY? 

President

200

According to Section 23 of Article 1 of the Indian Constitution, what right do Indiana children have?

Free Public Education

200

Indiana became the ___th state in the union.

19

200

This government deals with schools, parks, and public services.

Local Government

200

What is the main responsibility of the judicial branch?

Determine a suspect to be innocent or guilty. If guilty, they decide punishments for crimes.

200

Who is the leader of the executive branch of the STATE government and is responsible for making important decisions for our STATE?

Governor

300

Name four (4) rights mentioned in The Indiana Constitution.

Life, Liberty, Pursuit of Happiness, Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, Petition the Government, Protection from Unreasonable Search and Seizure

300
What year did Indiana become a state?

1816

300

The level of government below the national government.

State Government

300

Indiana has a bicameral legislative branch. What does this mean?

2 Houses in the Legislative Branch: House of Representatives & Senate

300

Who is the captain of a city or town (executive branch) leading a LOCAL government?

Mayor

400

What does it mean to "establish justice" and "promote the welfare?"

Create fair laws that treat everyone equally & give what is needed to the citizens

400

The Northwest Territory included what five (5) states?

Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, & Indiana

400

Sharing the power! This is a system where both the national government and the state governments have their own powers (exclusive powers), but they also work together (shared/concurrent powers). *Hint* This is a 10 letter word that ends with "m." Think marbled cake!!

 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ m

Federalism

400

County council is local government. They set salaries, the annual budget, and special spending. Which branch of government do they represent?

Legislative Branch

400

What are the qualifications to be eligible for governor?

At least 30 years old, a US citizen, and a resident of Indiana for at least five years prior to the election

500

What does it mean when it says "liberty is perpetuated?"

Keep something going FOREVER

 "FREEDOM FOREVER"

500

According to The Northwest Ordinance of 1787, what were the 3 requirements to become a state?

have a population of at least 60,000 people, a form of government, and a state constitution with fair laws

500

What is the name of the clause that states the federal/national laws are the HIGHEST laws of the land? *HINT* Begins with an S _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Supremacy

500

Name the major responsibility of each branch of government (Executive, Legislative, Judicial).

Executive- Enforces Laws

Legislative- Creates and Passes Laws

Judicial- Judge/Interprets the Laws

500

What is Mrs. Burkhart's MIDDLE name?

Yvonne

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