Constitution
Branches 1
Branches 2
Branches 3
Political Parties
100

What is the name of the introduction to the Constitution?

Preamble

100

Where in the Constitution does it mention the Executive Branch?

Article 2

100

Where in the Constitution does it mention the Judicial Branch?

Article 3

100

Where in the Constitution does it mention the Legislative Branch?

Article 1

100

These are the two major political parties in the U.S.

Democratic and Republican

200

Amendment that defines citizenship and provides equal protection under the law

14th Amendment 

200

What is the main job of the Executive Branch?

Carry out/Execute Laws

200

What is the main job of the Judicial Branch?

Interpret the Laws. 

200

What is the main job of the Legislative Branch?

Create the Laws.

200

This party is known as "conservative" or "right-leaning".

Republican

300

What amendment grants women suffrage (right to vote)?

19th Amendment

300

Leader of the Executive Branch:

President

300

How many justices are there in the Judicial Branch? 

9 Justices

300

Presiding Officer in the House of Representatives

Speaker of the House 
300

This party tends to want government to be more involved in peoples' lives by funding more education and public programs.

Democratic Party


400

These are powers of government that are given to the federal government in the Constitution.

Enumerated/Expressed/Delegated Powers

400

Appointed officers of departments of the executive branch that offer advise to the President on matters relating to their duties

Cabinet

400

Who appoints Supreme Court Justices? 

The President

400

Presiding Officer in the Senate if the Vice President is absent

President Pro Tempore

400

Although these never win, their goal is to influence the BIG parties. 

Third Parties

500

Powers shared by the Federal and State Governments

Concurrent Powers

500

Requirements to be President:

1) Natural Born Citizen

2) 35 Years Old

3) 14 Years Resident 

500

Who approves of the Supreme Court Justices' appointments? 

The Senate

500
Chamber of Congress where number of members is based on population? 

House of Representatives

500

This is where a party's or a candidate's goals, beliefs, and stand on the issues can be found.

Political Platform / Party Platform