Civil Rights/Civil Liberties
Legislative Branch
Executive Branch
Judicial Branch
Federalism
100

Protections for citizens against government actions.

Civil Liberties

100

What is the name for a law that has not been passed yet?

Bill

100

How long are the term limits for senators?

6 years

100

How many Supreme Court Justices are there?

9

100

Which group wanted the Bill of Rights added to the constitution?

Anti-federalists

200

Who was a leader for women's rights and suffrage?

Susan B. Anthony

200
The 2 main powers of congress

1. Making laws

2. Declaring war

200

Can the president declare war? Yes or no?

No 

200

Which term means that everyone gets a trial and everyone has to go through the same process?

Due process

200

Why were the Articles of Confederation weak?

They gave too much power to the states

300

Which Amendment guarantees a speedy trial?

6th amendment

300

Which article created congress?

Article 1

300

What can Congress do if the President vetoes a bill?

2/3 overrule 

300

Which kind of trial is for disputes between people (when there was no crime that took place)

Civil trial 

300

Which clause says that the federal government rules over all other forms of government in America?

Supremacy Clause

400

What court case began the policy of segregation?

Plessy vs. Ferguson
400

How many members of the House?

435

400

Who is third in line to be the President?

Speaker of the House

400

What does Jurisdiction mean?

The authority of a court to hear a case.

400

Which powers do only the states have?

Reserved

500

What decade was most important for the Civil Rights Movement?

1960s

500

Which committees are permanent?

Standing Committees 

500
Who acts as the jury during a presidential impeachment trial?

The Senate?

500

Which court hears cases after the trial court?

Appellate/appeals court

500

Which three people wrote the Federalist Papers?

Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, John Jay