Guess Who?
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Misc.
200

He witnessed the rockets red glare & bombs bursting in air at the Battle of Fort McHenry during the War of 1812.

Who is Francis Scott Key?

200

This part of US government can declare executive actions and laws to be unconstitutional.

What is the Judicial Branch?

200

These protests were put down by the federal military, showing the strength of the president

What is Whiskey Rebellion?

200

President Thomas Jefferson was uncertain if he had the constitutional authority to make this decision. 

What is the Louisiana Purchase?

200

This constitutional principle means that the people are the source of the government’s power

What is Popular Sovereignty?

400

His famous Farewell Address warned the public to avoid divisive political parties & getting involved in foreign affair.

Who is George Washington?

400

This law prevented people from expressing harsh or false criticism of the government, and made it easier to remove non-citizens from the country.

What is the Alien and Sedition Act?

400

The outcomes of this event include: increased American patriotism, reduced power of Native nations, and collapse of the Federalist party

What is The War of 1812?

400

Ted was arrested for jaywalking. His sentence was to pay a $600,000 fine. Which amendment does this violate?

What is the 8th Amendment / No cruel or unusual punishment?

400

This political party existed during the creation of the Constitution. They feared the Constitution would not protect individual rights and feared that the federal government was too strong, without enough checks & balances.

What are Anti-Federalists?

500

French agents demanded this president's diplomats for a bribe before talking about peace.

Who is John Adams?

500

This law, created during the Constitutional Convention, allowed the capture and return of people who escaped enslavement

What is the Fugitive Slave Clause?

500

This major event happened during the War of 1812 and involves the British invading a nearby city!

What is the Burning of Washington, DC (White House & Capitol building) ?

500

A result of impressment of American sailors by the British Navy, this act forbade ships from leaving their ports and led to a 75% decline in economic activity. 

What is the Embargo Act of 1807?

500

DAILY DOUBLE!

The idea that the Supreme Court has the final say about what is constitutional 

(it can also stop the executive and legislative branches from doing things that go against the Constitution)

What is Judicial Review?

600

During the War of 1812, he led troops to victory in the Battle of New Orleans and became a national war hero.

Who is General Andrew Jackson?

600

DAILY DOUBLE!!!

The Virginia Plan and the New Jersey Plan combined to make this compromise. It is why we have the House of Representatives & the Senate in Congress today. 

What is The Great Compromise?

600

The PURPOSE of this meeting was to revise the Articles of Confederation, but they ended up changing the whole thing and making the Constitution

What is the Constitutional Convention?

600

The president was not sure if he had the ability to create this, since the power is not given to him directly in the constitution, but he made it anyway to settle states' debts.

What is the National Bank?

600

This constitutional principle divides power between the national, state and local governments - so that none  has TOO MUCH power

What is Federalism?

1000

He tried to unite all native nations to fight the United States in the War of 1812, allied by Britain. 

Who is Tecumseh? 

1000

The 4th amendment protects you from this

What is Illegal Search & seizure?

1000

Because it ended in a tie, this event is the reason why today Americans only vote for ONE presidential candidate at a time.

What is The Election of 1800?

1000

This event was in response to very high state taxes, and the fact that war veterans had not been paid for their service. The Massachusetts militia put it down because there was no US military. 

What is Shays' Rebellion?

1000

Powers granted to the United States government that aren't explicitly stated in the Constitution - Democratic Republicans rejected this concept, preferring a strict interpretation of the constitution. 

What are implied powers?