Amendments
Vocabulary
Constitution
Mix and match
Branches of the Government
100

How many amendments are there in the bill of rights?

10
100

What is the constitution?

The document within the United States that sets the Laws and common rights of the people who live in the nation. 

100

This document was ratified on September 17, 1787.

the U.S. Constitution

100

How many justices are in the supreme court?

100
What are the three branches?
Legislative Executive Judicial
200

How many amendments are there total?

27

200

What is a living document? 

A document that changes or evolves over time. 

200

Who wrote the constitution ? 

The framers 

200

What Two teams are playing in the super bowl?

The chiefs and the 49ers

200
The job of congress is to...
make laws for our nation.
300
What is the 1st amendment?
People have freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly and the right to petition the Government.
300

Define federalism 

The division and sharing of power between the national and state governments.

 

300

What state did not send a delegate to discuss the making of the constitution? 

Rhode Island 

300

What is the state government in charge of? what powers do they have? 

Taking care of the state. they can add taxes. enforce state laws. Take care of infrastructure education. manage health.  

300

The ability to ensure not one branch of government holds too much power is called what? 

Checks and balances 

400

Which Amendment is for right to privacy meaning no one can enter your property without a warrant?

the 4th amendment 

400

A devotion to our country and the core democratic values in word and deed is called what?

Patriotism

400

What is the belief that the constitution should be interpreted exactly as it was written called?

Originalism

400
He was the leader of the Constitutional Convention and the first president...
George Washington
400

What power does the President have? Name 2!

the power to veto laws/ pass laws

The power over the US military 

the power to appoint judges. 

500
What did the 13th amendment do?
Made slavery illegal in the United States.
500

What does abolition mean?

To officially end or stop (something, such as a law) : to completely do away with (something)

 Ex: Abolish slavery. 

500

What was the "first constitution" in the United States called? 

The Articles of Confederation

500

Name the first three Core Democratic Values. life, ______ and the _________ ____ _________

Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness

500

What does the law-making process look like?

bill must be introduced 

senate and house of Reps most vote and get over 50%

President signs bill.