Branches of Government
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Random Civic Facts
200

This branch of government is responsible for Creating Laws

What is the Legislative Branch?

200

Create new taxes?

Who is the Legislative Branch (Congress)

200

The First Amendment grants us multiple rights. Name 4 of them. 

What are the Freedoms of . . .

1. Speech

2. Religion

3. The Press

4. Assembly (Protest)

5. Petition the government

200

What is my name?

Mr. Carrillo

400

This branch of government can declare a law UNCONSTITUTIONAL

What is the Judicial Branch?

400

Has to be 35 years old to run for the head of this branch

What is the Executive Branch (President)

400

Fill in the blank, 

2nd Amendment

. . . the right to bear ______ shall not be infringed

What are Arms?

400

The first form of Democracy was founded in what ancient society?

What is Greece?

800

This branch of government is responsible for enforcing the laws

What is the Executive Branch?
800

Declare War

What is the Legislative Branch (Congress)

800

The 13th Amendment eliminated what instituion in the United States in 1865?

What is Slavery?

800

The first 10 amendments are known as what?

What are "The Bill of Rights"?
1600

This Legislative Branch is made up of 2 groups, the Senate and . . .

What is The House of Representatives

1600

Serves as a jury during Impeachments

Who is the Senate


 (Legislative or Congress are NOT accepted answers)

1600

Explain this clause from the 14th amendment

 "All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside."

What is Birth Right Citizenship (if you're born in the USA, you are a citizen of the USA)

1600

How many amendments are in the constitution?

What is 27

2000

Members of this branch serve for life so long as they exhibit good behaviour. 

What is the Judicial Branch (federal Judges)

2000

Initiating a Constitutional Amendment?

What is the Legislative Branch (Congress)

2000

If you "Plead the 5th" you are choosing to exercise your right to what?

What is the "Right to remain Silent" 


AKA shut your pie hole!

2000

Before the U.S. Constitution, the United States ran on what set of rules from from 1781-1789?

What are the Articles of Confederation?