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100

The First 10 Amendments are called

Bill of Rights


100

First President of the United States

George Washington


100

How many states were there at the start of the country

13

100

Symbol for Democratic Party

Donkey

100

This is the type of government that oversees a town 

Local government 

200

What system is the American government (not type, but system)

Federalist

200

This person is the "second in charge" in the U.S. government

Vice President 

200

This state was a republic before joining the United States

Texas

200

Symbol for Republican Party

Elephant

200

This person holds the highest office in a state

Governor 

300

How many states are form the United States government

50

300

These people serve on the highest court in America. What is that court called?

Supreme Court

300

This state was ceded to the United States from Mexico

California

300

This is the way in which political parties pick their leaders

Primaries or nominations 

300

This government does not have a say in how public schools are run

Federal (national)

400

The Division of Powers is supported in what amendment

10th

400

He took notes during the Constitutional Convention and created the Virginia Plan

James Madison 

400

These two states adopted pre-existing Constitutions

Alaska and Hawaii

400

Who was the first Democratic president and the one who was first associated with the donkey symbol

Andrew Jackson

400

These are the powers that the Federal and State governments hold

Concurrent powers

500

This is the term used when the Federal government gives money to the states and works with them

Cooperative Federalism 

500

The name of the sheriff who had a case over gun rights we discussed in class yesterday

Printz

500

This region of the country needed to make new constitutions during Reconstruction

The South

500

This was the first political party whose nominee became a president in the United States

Federalist 

500

This clause gives authority to the Constitution over other laws

Supremacy Clause