Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
100

What are the 3 levels of government?

National

State

Local

100

What were the three colonial regions?

New England

Middle

Southern

100

What is the Majority Rule?

The more that chooses one, is the one who wins

100

What is the purpose of the 1st Amendment?

To protect our civil liberties

100

Define, 'the duties of citizens'.

Things we are required to do?

200

What does E Pluribus Unum mean?

Out of many, one

200

Who believed in natural rights, life, liberty, and property?

John Locke

200

What are the 3 branches of government?

Judicial

Executive

Legislative

200

What is the difference of Civil Liberties and Civil Rights?

Civil liberties are our freedom to think and act without government interference. Civil Rights are the fundamental rights and freedoms granted to U.S citizens that are protected by the law.

200

Define the term 'Draft'

When male citizens are chosen to serve during a time of war

300

What was the first economy? What did we transfer to?

Blue-collar transitioned to a service economy
300

What crop are the southern colonies known for growing?

Tobacco

300

What is the 3/5th compromise?

5 slaves would only count as 3 free people for representation and taxes
300

Which amendment deals with illegal search & seizure?

4th

300

Ameri-corp is considered what organization?

A volunteer organization

400

What can legal aliens do and not do?

Do: Own property, have a job, go to school, all the rights and protections legal citizens have

Not do: vote, run for office, sit in the jury

400
Montesquieu's beliefs made it into which government document?

U.S Constitution

400

How many articles are in the Articles of Confederation

7

400

What is Poll Tax?

A tax on voting to keep the poor and ex-slaves from voting

400

3 things are guaranteed in life, taxes, death, and ____

Jury duty

500

What are the principles of American Democracy?

Rule of law, limited government, consent of the governed, individual rights, representative government.

500

What are the 4 sections of the Declaration of Independence?

The Preamble

Declaration of Natural Rights

List of Grievances 

Resolution of Independence

500

What are the principles underlying the Constitution?

Popular sovereignty, rule of law, separation of powers

500

What are the legal terms you need to know?

Perjury, subpoena, grand jury, indictment

500

What are our four civil responsibilities?

Be informed

Speak up and vote

Respect others rights

Contribute to the common good