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100

This is the central banking system of the US

What is Federal Reserve

100
Name given to the first 10 Amendments to the Constitution
What is Bill of Rights
100
The power to declare war belongs to this branch of government
What is Legislative (Congress)
100

A sum of money that is demanded by the government to use to help keep the country running smoothly. 

What is tax

100
To remove an amendment from the Constitution
What is repeal
200
A tax that had to be paid in order to vote. It is illegal today
What is poll tax
200

Citizens of the US are given these to protect them from government intrusion in certain aspects of their lives

What is rights

200

Created to avoid a direct election of the President by the people. Each state gets a certain number of votes (electors) based on their Representatives and Senators.

What is Electoral College

200
An era in American history that was a struggle for equal rights for all Americans, including minority groups
What is Civil Rights Movement
200
This branch of government is responsible for creating the laws of the US
What is Legislative Branch (Congress)
300

The name given to the 13th, 14th and 15th Amendments to the Constitution

What is Reconstruction Amendments

300
The 2 branches of the Federal government that need to work together to create a budget
What is Executive and Legislative
300
Outlines the powers and functions of the government of Ohio.
What is Ohio Constitution
300
This branch of government is responsible for enforcing the laws
What is Executive Branch
300

A group of people that seeks to win elections to have control of the government. 

What is political party

400

This is the process of asking many people a series of questions in order to gather information

What is survey or poll

400
Various means of mass communication that reaches different audiences
What is media
400
True or False: The Ohio Constitution can contradict the US Constitution.
What is False
400
When the Executive Branch (president) refuses to sign a law that was created by the Legislative Branch (Congress)
What is Veto
400

A sum of money taken from your income that goes to the government. These are collected by local, state and the federal government. 

What is income tax

500

Name given to the group of people who were against the ratification of the Constitution

What is Anti-Federalists

500
Power of the US Supreme Court to strike down any governmental act and declare it unconstitutional
What is judicial review
500

Fiscal policy that increases government spending and reduces taxes

What is expansionary policies

500
It was considered a success for the ____________ when the Bill of Rights were added to the Constitution
What is Anti-Federalists
500
These were added by the Ohio Constitution of 1851 to reduce the burden on county courts
What is District Courts