Foundations
Who's power is it?
Senate, House, or both?
Amendments
Court Cases
100

The first attempt to establish a federal government.

What is the Articles of Confederation

100

Nominate Federal Judges

What is President

100

Introduce general bills.

Both
100

Freedom of Speech

What is the 1st Amendment

100

Clear and Present Danger

What is Schenck
200

Document in which Publius advocated for the benefits of a large republic.

What is Federalist 10

200

Determine industry specific regulations based on laws.

What is the Bureaucracy

200

Filabuster

What is the Senate

200

Guarantees your right to unwarranted search and seizure.

4th Amendment

200

Students wore black armbands to protest the Vietnam war

What is Tinker v. Des Moines

300

The concept that American's give up some of their rights in exchange for protection.

What is the Social Contract

300

Confirm Cabinet members.

What is Senate

300

Introduce spending bills

What is the House

300

Delegates all unnamed powers to the states.

10th Amendment

300

Pentagon Papers

What is NYT v. US

400

Founding document advocating for a small and homogenous republic.

Brutus 1

400

Levy Taxes.

Congress

400

Limit time per speaker during debate.

What is the House

400

Guarantees your right to an attorney

6th Amendment

400

Amish students may cease attending school in the 8th grade due to religious beliefs.

Wisconsin v. Yoder

500

The balance of power between federal and state governments.

Federalism

500

Determine constitutionality of executive orders.

What is Judicial

500

Introduce Articles of Impeachment

What is House
500

Equal Protection Clause

What is the 14th Amendment
500

Guarantees your right to have an attorney provided for in state cases.

What is Gideon v. Wainwright