Political Parties
President and Congress
Civics
Civics Continued
Voting Rights and Registration
10

This party is represented by the color blue and a donkey

Democracts

10

How many branches of government?

3

10

How many states are there?

50

10

What is an amendment?

A change and/or minor change

Addition

10

This Amendment made former slaves citizens of the United States

The 14th Amendment

20

This party is represented by the color red and an elephant

Republican Party

20

Name the branches of government

Congress

Executive/President

Judicial/Supreme Court

20

How many judges are in the Supreme Court?

9

20

How many amendments are in the Bill of Rights?

10

20

This Amendment gave Black men the right to vote?

The 15th Amendment

30

What color is a swing state?

Purple

30
How many Presidents have we had

46

30

What system does the United States use to elect the President: Electoral College or Popular Vote?

Electoral College

30

What is the first amendment?

Freedom of speech

religion

assembly

press

petition the government

30

This Amendment gave women the right to vote

The 19th Amendment

40

What does GOP stand for?

The Grand Ol' Party

40

Who signed the Voting Rights Act of 1964?

President Lyndon B. Johnson

40

What is the document that sets up our country's government?

The Constitution

40

In what month do we vote for President?

November

40

The legal voting age in the United States

18

50

Name one other major political party

Libertarian Party

Green Party

Constitution Party

Alliance Party

American Independent Party

Peace and Freedom Party

50

How many members of Congress are there?

535

50

What is Suffrage?

The right to vote in political elections

50

What stops one branch of government from becoming too powerful?

Checks and balances

Separation of powers

50

Give three examples of ways that states are trying to prevent black people from voting

Unregistering registered voters

Increase in required documents to register to vote

Preventing accommodations to voters waiting in line to vote (e.g. cannot give water to voters while they wait)