Framers of Constitution
Powers of Government
Branches of Government
Changing Constitution
Interpreting Constitution
100

What was the ships name that carried the pilgrims to the new world? 

Mayflower

100

Specific restrictions on powers

Limited Government 

100

The division of powers amongst the government

Separation of Powers

100
The constitution has been around for over how many centuries
Two (200 years)
100

The constitution sets broad "what" for governing

Guidelines

200

What was the "agreement" or "document" that was formed and signed before the new settlers reached landfall in "The New World"?

Mayflower Compact

200

Decision, during a disagreement, that sides with the most people

Majority Rule

200

Creates Laws

Legislative Branch

200

The constitution can be changed via Government acts or??

Amendments 

200

The constitution does not call for regular meetings of which branch? Which is a new "interpretation" 

Executive 

300

The introduction to the Constitution was called the..? 

Preamble

300

Considered to be the "Jewel of our Constitution"

Bill of Rights

300

Duties of the Executive Branch

Executing or Carrying Out Laws
300

Another word meaning to "cancel" an amendment 

Repeal

300

Advisers to the president are sitting members of his/her "what"?

Cabinet

400

Who was the "soon-to-be" governor of Massachusetts? 

William Bradford

400

Top layer of government

Federal

400

This process can "Declare acts of Congress unconstiutional"

Judicial Review

400

The most famous repeal happened in what year?

1933

400

Traditions that are seldom written down or passed into law are known as... 

"Unwritten Constitution"

500

To give consent to be governed

Popular Sovereignty 

500

Who said "Nothing can be certain... Except for death and taxes"

Benjamin Franklin

500

Who can "check" the President

Congress

500

the 18th amendment, banning what? Was eventually repealed

Production and sale of alcohol
500

A court order, requiring the government to bring a prisoner to court and explain why he or she is being held

Habeas Corpus