Establishing the Constitution
Structure of the Government
Bill of Rights
Bill of Rights 2
Civic Duties
100

This counted slaves as 3/5 of a person for taxation and representation.

What is the 3/5 Compromise?

100

This system of government divided powers between the states and the Federal Government.

What is the Federal System?

100

He wrote the Bill of Rights to convince Anti-Federalists to support the new Constitution.

Who is James Madison?

100

The idea that the greatest number of people in society can make policies for everyone.

What is majority rule?

100
What citizens can do to elect the President or other officials

What is vote?

200

This combined the Virginia and the New Jersey plans.

What is the Great Compromise?

200

The power of a President to reject a law that has been passed by the Senate and House of Representatives.

What is a veto?

200

Authorities must get this before searching your home.

What is a search warrant?

200

You have the right to pay this and stay out of prison until your court date.

What is bail?

200

This is the number of amendments in the Bill of Rights

What is 10?

300

This political party supported a strong central government.

Who are the Federalists?

300
Representation in this half of the Legislative Branch is determined by state population.

What is the House of Representatives?

300

To make a request of the government (new holidays, laws, etc).

What is a petition?

300

These 2 amendments state that you have rights not explicitly stated in the Constitution

What are the 9th and 10th amendments?

300

Groups of people that share a common interest and work to take political action.

What are interest groups?

400
When these amendments were added, Anti-Federalists became more willing to ratify the new Constitution.

What is the Bill of Rights?

400

Bills that a President passes that immediately become laws.

What are executive orders?

400

When a government requires citizens to join the military.

What is a draft?

400

The ability of the government to return immigrants who have broken the law

What is deportation?

400

This is the total number of amendments.

What is 27?

500

These were persuasive essays meant to convince people to support the new US Constitution.

What are the Federalist Papers?

500

This is one of the few jobs in the government that are for life. This is part of the Judicial Branch.

What is a Supreme Court Justice?

500

This is the power of the government to take your property as long as they pay you accordingly.

What is eminent domain?

500

You cannot be tried in court twice for the same crime.

What is double jeopardy?

500

You can serve your community by volunteering to take action such as cleaning up your town or repairing buildings.

What is community service?