State Gov./Politics (OH)
Who is Ohio's Secretary of State?
Who is Frank LaRose
Which Governor mimicked Donald Trump’s social media rants?
Who is Gavin Newsom
How many Amendments are in the U.S. Constitution?
What is twenty-seven
What system divides powers between the national government and the state governments?
What is federalism
What does PAC stand for?
What is Political Action Committee
Name one of the top two candidates for Ohio Governor in the 2026 election
Who is Amy Acton/Vivek Ramaswamy
What is the name of the Democratic Socialist running for New York City Mayor?
Who is Zohran Mamdani
How many Articles are in the original Constitution?
What is seven
What principle of the United States government ensures that no single branch becomes too powerful by allowing each branch to limit the powers of the others?
What is checks and balances
Which term is used for the tax or duty a country puts on imports and exports from another country (typically as a way to make money and regulate trade)?
What is a tariff
What adjective is used to describe anything relating to a state governor or the office of a governor?
What is gubernatorial
When is the next “No Kings” protest?
What famous document begins: "When in the course of human events..."?
What is the Declaration of Independence
What "B" word signifies a legislative body that has two bodies or chambers?
What is bicameral
What term is described as an attempt by individuals or interest groups to influence the decisions of government?
What is lobbying
Who are Ohio's 2 Senators?
Who are Bernie Moreno and Jon Husted
Name 2 places Donald Trump has deployed the National Guard
Where is California, D.C., Oregon, Illinois, or Tennessee
The 24th Amendment prohibited them. Harper v. Virginia Board of Elections ruled them unconstitutional. What two-word type of payment are we talking about?
What is poll tax
What landmark case established judicial review?
What is Marbury v. Madison (1803)
What term describes an action that obstructs progress in the legislative assembly while not technically violating the required procedures?
What is a filibuster
Which Constitutional Amendment reserves power to the States?
What is the Tenth Amendment
What was the date of the recent U.S. Government shutdown?
When was October 1st
What document from 1215 exhibited a strong influence on the drafting of the U.S. Constitution? Eighteenth-century understanding of this document spurred concepts such as representative government, the idea of a supreme law, and judicial review.
What is the Magna Carta
Under the U.S. Constitution, certain powers are granted exclusively to the federal government, while others are reserved for the states. What is the term for powers that are shared by both the federal and state governments?
What are concurrent powers
What word for a political activity can trace its origin back to the name of the agent of an absentee Irish landlord of the 19th century, who was shunned and isolated by his neighbors?
What is boycott