Who has the Power???
7 Principles of the Constitution
Bill of Rights
Checks and Balances
Potpourri
(This can be anything)
100
Who has the power to issue drivers and marriage licenses 

States 

100

This principle refers to the division of power between the states and federal government 

Federalism

100

These are the 5 rights promised to the people in the 1st Amendment 

Freedom of Speech, the press, religion, assembly, petition 

100

The Supreme Court's power to rule a law unconstitutional is also called... 

Judicial Review 

100

What is the name of Mrs. MacCallum's dog?

Rosie 

200
Which branch of government has the power to enforce the laws

Executive Branch 

200

This principle of the Constitution states that everyone must follow the law, even the president:

Limited Government 

200

Explain the protections provided by the 4th Amendment 

Right to a reasonable amount of privacy - protection against search and seizure 

200

The Legislatures ability to charge the president or other high officials with a crime is called...

Impeachment 

200

Which document came first?

Constitution, Declaration of Independence, Bill of Rights, Articles of Confederation  

Declaration of Independence 

300
Which branch of government is responsible for interpreting the laws? 

Judicial Branch 

300

According to the principle of popular sovereignty, the government gets its authority to govern from.... 

The people 

300

The 5th Amendment gives provides 3 protections for those accused of a crime.  Name two of them:

Due Process - Fair Treatment under the law 

Right to remain silent 

Double jeopardy - can't be tried twice for the same crime

300

Why were checks and balances established under the Constitution?

To ensure no branch of government became too power.  

300

This is another name for power given to the states 

Reserved Powers 

400

This is the term given for powers given to both the federal government and the states, like the power to maintain roads and collect taxes 

Concurrent Powers 

400

Free speech and freedom of religion are both examples of this Constitutional principle

Individual Rights 

400

According to the 10th Amendment - Any power not given to the people through the bill of rights or delegated to the federal government through the Constitution is reserved to the....

States

400

How does Congress check the president's power as commander and chief of the military?  

Congress has the power to declare war.  

400

Before a bill can be signed into law by the president it must be passed by... 

BOTH the House and the Senate 

500

Which branch of government has the power to coin money?  

The Legislative Branch 

500
This Constitutional principle establishes that the our government is one that allows for the people to elect representatives to represent their interests...

Republicanism 

500

What does the 9th Amendment state

You have more rights than those that are listed in the Bill of Rights 

500

Give one example of the executive branch checking the judicial branch.

The president can pardon (forgive) federal offenders.  

500

This is the name of the group that serves as the presidents advisors 

The Cabinet