Amendments
Checks + Balances
Three Branches
Key Vocab
Constitution
100

What amendment grants freedom of religion?

The 1st Amendment!

100

What is the purpose of checks and balances?

To control the powers of each branch of government.

100

What are the three branches of government?

Judicial, Executive, Legislative!

100

What is an amendment?

A change to the constitution!
100

What part of the constitution states the writers intention?

The Preamble!

200

What amendment gives you the right to remain silent?

The 5th Amendment!

200

What are the three branches affected by checks and balances?

Judicial, Executive, Legislative!

200

What branch is in charge of interpreting laws?

Judicial!

200

What type of government does America have.

Democratic Republic

200

How many articles are there in the constitution?

Seven

300

What amendment prevented poll tax?

The 24th Amendment!

300

What role does the legislative branch play in laws that is a form of checks and balances.

Creating Laws

300

What branch is congress part of?

Legislative!

300

What is a branch of government. 

A segment of the government that has it's own distinct function and purpose

300

What is the 10th amendment?

Any powers not mentioned in federal government are given to the states

400

What did the 21st Amendment do?

Ended Prohibition!

400
What role of checks and balances does the president serve in the process of a bill becoming a law?

They sign it

400

What do the three branches do in the law making process?

Executive= Carries out laws

Legislative= Makes new laws

Judicial= Interprets laws

400
What is zoning?
Specific segments where certain business and other things are allowed to be made.
400

What is the 24th amendment?

Removes the poll tax.
500

What amendment gave a woman the right to vote?

The 19th Amendment

500

What is the first step of the process to a law being made?

The bill is proposed

500

What branch proposes the annual budget?

Executive!

500

What is naturalization?

The process of becoming a citizen.

500

What were the Prohibiton amendments?

18th and 21st