Ratify
Which branch of government is responsible for making the laws in our country?
Legislative Branch
Monarchy
The name of the first 10 amendments of the United States Constitution
Bill of Rights
The thesis statement to the United States Constitution
Preamble
Finding a middle ground when two groups want different things
Compromise
What branch of government is the president a part of?
Executive Branch
A form of government when people get to vote for their leaders
When a change is made to the Constitution
Amendment
Articles of Confederation
Everyone is accountable for the same rules, and no one is above the law
Rule of law
How many judges are on the Supreme Court?
9
A form of government ruled by one person who uses fear to control
Dictatorship
1st Amendment
Name the 3 Branches of Government
Legislative, Executive, Judicial
A way for people to share their views in a safe manor (way)
Civil Discourse
What is the job of the Judicial Branch?
To evaluate the laws in the country
A form of government where a few wealthy (rich) run the government
Oligarchy
Which amendment protects people from having to allow soldiers into their homes?
3rd Amendment
What are the 3 parts to the Constitution
Preamble
Articles
Amendments
When there are no rules in a society and everyone has a right to everything
State of Nature
The group of people that advise the President on important matters
Cabinet
What is the difference between a ruler who uses power and a ruler who uses authority?
Power- is the ability to control or direct someone or something usually using fear
Authority- is the power combined with the right to exercise it. Authority comes from jobs or positions, and rules or laws.
Why are the Bill of Rights important to United States citizens? What does it protect?
First 10 Amendments to the Constitution
Protects individual freedoms and liberties
Limits the power of the federal government
Who is the "we" in we the people found in our constitution?
At the time "we" did not include everyone
We is meant to refer to all citizens of the United States