Philosophy
Impeachment
Executive Branch
Senate
Judicial Branch
100

Humanity without society.

What is the state of nature?

100

The judge in an impeachment trial.

Who is the Chief Justice?

100

The role of the Executive Branch.

What is enforcing laws?

100

The place a Senator must reside.

What is the state they are elected in?

100

The requirements to be a Supreme Court Justice.

What is none?

200

An English philosopher who believed we gave up our natural rights for protection.

Who is Thomas Hobbes?

200

The jury in an impeachment trial.

What is the Senate?

200

The shortest presidency yet.

What was William Henry Harrison for 1 month?

200

The number of senators per state.

What is 2?

200

The person who nominates Supreme Court Justices.

Who is the President of the United States?

300

An intellectual movement that sparked the American Revolution.

What is the Age of Enlightenment?

300

The penalty for impeachment.

What is removal from office?

300

The President must be older than this.

What is 35 years old?

300

Representatives of the whole state instead of a district.

What are senators?

300

The requirement to be Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.

What is being a Supreme Court Justice?

400

An English philosopher who believed we are born with rights that cannot be taken away.

Who is John Locke?

400

The vote required from the Senate to convict.

What is 2/3rds?

400

The only gender of President we've had.

What is male?

400
The age requirement for senators.

What is 30 years of age?

400

Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.

Who is John Roberts?

500

The theory that humans are neither naturally good nor evil.

What is tabula rasa?

500

Treason, bribery, and other high crimes and misdemeanors.

What are the grounds for impeachment?

500

Natural-born citizenship and a resident for the past 14 years.

What are the citizenship requirements for president?

500

The length of a senate term.

What is 6 years?

500

The case that established Judicial Review.

What is Marbury v Madison