Definitions
Bill of Rights
Amendments/SC Cases
Government Basics
DeepThoughts
100

The "Age of Reason" in 17th and 18th century Europe

What is the enlightenment

100

Name 3 rights found in the 1st Amendment

What are Freedom of Speach, Religion, Assemply, Petition, Press, 

100

Which amendment guarantees birthright citizenship?

14th Amendment

100

How many branches of government are there?

3

100

Why would the North not have wanted to count enslaved people towards the population?

The South had many more enslaved people, so they would have more representatives and therefore, more power

200

A written plan that provides the basic framework of Government

What is the Constitution

200

What is the second amendment about?

The right to bear arms
200

Which amendment was overturned?

18th

200

What are the branches of government?

Executive, Legislative, Judicial

200

What was created out of the Great Compromise?

The Great Compromise established a two house Legislative Branch, one house of equal representation and one house with representation based on population.

300

A country governed by elected representatives

what is a republic

300

What is the 4th amendment about

protect against illegal search and seizure

300

Which amendment give the right to vote to Black men?

the 15th Amendment

300
What limits government and makes sure no one branch becomes too powerful?

Checks and Balances

300

The South wanted to count every enslaved person as a whole person, the North did not, what was the compromise called?

the 3/5 compromise

400

To formally approve a plan or an agreement

What is ratify
400

What is the 5th amendment about?

what is double jeopardy

400

Which SC case said that students cannot go to seperate schools based on race?

What is Brown Vs Board of Education

400

Who can impeach the President or Supreme Court Justice?

The Legislative Branch

400

Some people did not trust the regular citizens to vote for the office of president, they wanted the state legislature or even the federal legislature to vote instead. What was the name of the compromise the framers came up with to elect the US President?

The electoral College

500

The plan of government adopted at the Constitutional Convention that established a two-house Congress

what is the Great Compromise

500

Which amendment outlaws slavery?

13th amendment

500

Which Supreme Court Case said Police have to tell you of your rights when they arrest a person?

Miranda Vs Arizona

500

Thomas Jefferson, and other founding fathers were influenced by what event?

The enlightenment

500

Why should the US Constitution be amendable?

Because times change, the Constitution should remain relevant 

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