Three Branches of Government
Bill of Rights and Voting Amendments
Citizenship/Naturalization
Types of Government
Federalism
100

Which Article does the Legislative Branch come from?

Article I.
100
The Bill of Rights are the first __ amendments of the U.S Constitution.
10
100

What amendment defines citizenship?

14th amendment

100

A form of government ruled by a king or queen.

Monarchy
100

True or False: The federal government is weak?

True 

200

Which court is the highest court in the land?

Supreme Court
200

The 1st amendment guarantees 5 rights known as?

RAPPS

200

Someone who lives in a place for a minimum period of time.

A resident

200

What are the two types of democracy?

Indirect and direct

200

True or False: Government receives power from state/regional government. 

True

300

What are the three requirements to run for House of Representatives?

1) Be at least 25 years old

2) Be a U.S citizen for at least 7 years

3) Live in the state where the district is located.

300

The 6th amendment was the result of a court case that happened in 1963 called?

Gideon V. Wainwright.

300

What is another name for being born a U.S Citizen?

"Birthright Citizenship"

300

A society where there is NO government.

Anarchy

300

Central government SHARES power with the state government. This is known as __

Federalism

400

What role of the Executive Branch enforces federal law, treaties, court decisions, and writes executive orders?

Chief Executive.

400

What is the 8th amendment?

The 8th amendment guarantees that punishments will be fair and not cruel.

400

What are the four requirements to be granted citizenship?

1) Be at least 18 years old 

2) Be a resident of the U.S for at least five years

3) Be of good moral character

4) Be able to read and speak basic english

400

What is socialism?

Economic system that limits individual ownership.

400

What two countries are modern examples of federal government?

Canada and the United States

500

What is the difference between a majority and minority leader?

- A majority leader is the head of a political party, it has most members in a legislative body.

- A minority leader is the head of a political party, it has the least members in a legislative body.

500

What are three ways you can get sued?

1) Breach or break a contract

2) Destroy or damage property

3) Libel or Slander

500

What is the difference between the law of soil and law of blood?

- Law of soil is in any of the 50 states

- Law of blood is overseas, but at least one of your parents is a U.S citizen

500

Double Jeopardy:

What country is an example of Communism?


Russia

500

What is another word for Federal?

- "Friends"

- "Unified" or one.