Government
Federalism
Civil rights and Liberties
Civic Duty
Executive Branch
100

What is the purpose of the Government?

Provide safety and protection by creating laws and regulations 

100

statement that is true bout federalism

National and state governments have clear separation in their policy areas.

100

Which amendment expanded who "We the People" are from the Preamble to the Constitution?


fourteenth amendment 

100

what is a civic duty? 

Responsibilities of citizens that are required by law

 

100

What does Article II of the U.S. Constitution describe?


Organization and duties of the executive branch

 

200

In the United States, the basis for the structure of government and creating laws is the


US CONSTITUTION

200

Which clause protects the rights of citizens who move or travel between states?



  Privileges and immunities clause 



200

Which movement led to the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment?


women suffrage

200

example of a civic duty

voting in election

200

major parts of the executive branch?

Executive Departments, Executive Office of the President, Independent Agencies, White House Staff 


 

300

 phrases that describes a "limited government"?


Places restrictions on the powers of its officials

 

300

similarities between state and federal governments 

Each state has its own supreme court.

 

300

Which method of civic engagement was used by advocates for abolition in the 19th century?


publications

300

example that could limit your right to participate as a citizen  

protesting in front of a hospital 

300

 power of the president according to Article II of the Constitution?


  Serve as commander-in-chief of the armed forces 



400

 a synonym for republican government?


Representative Government

400

example of a responsibility of local governments?

waste management 

400

Which executive action secured the freedom of enslaved people in states that seceded in the U.S. Civil War?


  The Emancipation Proclamation 



400

example of a challenge with civic participation?

Many eligible voters do not register or vote.

 

400

qualifications of being a president

  35 years of age, U.S. citizen, U.S. resident for previous 14 years 



500

What created a government

collective action

500

Every Student Succeeds Act is an example of what kind of policy?


federal mandate

500

How have court decisions and legislation affected U.S. history over time?


Extended protection for civil rights to more people

 

500

Effective communication to government officials is focused, meaningful, and


actionable

500

statement of presidential decision making 

It is a complex process, as the president must consider many different interests and potential outcomes.