Civic Involvement
Basic Principles of the Constitution
Amendments
Structure and Function of the Federal Govt
Ohio Government
100

What is one way you as a citizen can be involved in the political process?

Vote, write a letter to government, run for office, etc.

100

Authority derived from the people (consent of the governed) is better known by these two words.

POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY 

100

Which Amendment gave Washington DC residents the ability to vote in Presidential elections?

23rd amendment

100

What are the three branches of American Government and what does each do?

Leg, Ex, Jud.

Makes, Enforces, Interprets

100

What political office in Ohio's state government is similar in duty to the President?

Governor

200

 organizations whose members hold similar views - seek to influence public policy through the political and public policy processes

Interest Groups

200

The system of government that requires national, state, and local governments to share in responsibility is known as what?

FEDERALISM

200

What amendment prevents against the quartering of troops?

3rd

200

An executive order is an example of which branch creating temporary public policy?

EXECUTIVE

200

How long does a Governor hold office?

4 years

300

If two people or groups have made concessions to reach an agreement, what is this called?

Compromise

300

Distribution of power between the three branches of government is called what?

Separation of Powers

300

What amendments are considered the Civil War or Reconstruction Amendments?

13-15th amendments

300

What is the main responsibility of the judicial branch? 

Decide if laws are unconstitutional

300

what the is name of Ohio's State Congress?

the General Assembly

400
Which amendment eliminated the poll tax when voting in public elections? 

24

400

This original political party was not a fan of the new Constitution and preferred stronger state governments over a strong national government.

The Anti Federalists

400

Which amendment says that the police can't illegally search or seize your property?

4th amendment

400

Which branch of government can impeach a President?

Legislative

400

How many Constitutions has Ohio had? 

2, 1802 AND 1851

500

A group of citizens that are selected to sit in on and determine the outcome of a trial is called what?

What amendment allows for this to take place?

Jury; 6th

500

This principle of government states that the government can only perform the powers given to it.

Limited Government

500

Which amendment sets the date a new president takes office?

20th

500
Which branch appoints Federal Judges?

Executive

500

Name one major change the Ohio Constitution of 1851 made on the judicial branch.

Created local court systems rather than one traveling court