founding fathers
He refused to be named the king after being the very first president of the United States.
GEORGE WASHINGTON
What case established judicial review?
What is Marbury v. Madison?
Who were the first 3 presidents?
Who is George Washington, John Adams, and Thomas Jefferson?
What is the second amendment?
What is the right to bear arms?
How many amendments are there?
there are 27
This very important man signed the Declaration of Independence, the Treaty of Paris AND the Constitution.
Who is Benjamin Franklin
What case ended racial segregation in schools?
What is Brown v. Board of Education?
True or False: Nixon was the first impeached president of the US.
What is false?
What is the ninth amendment?
What is your right to privacy?
Which branch of government can override the veto of a bill?
The Legislative Branch
This man co-authored the Declaration of Independence and was also the 3rd president of the United States
Who is Thomas Jefferson
What case guaranteed the right to lawyer even if you can't afford one?
What is Gideon V. Wrainwright?
Who served a 12 year term?
Who is Theodore Roosevelt?
What is the fourth amendment?
What is the protection against unwarrented searches and seizures?
How long is a senate term
6 years
John Jay got sick after writing 5, James Madison wrote 29, ___ wrote THE OTHER 51.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON
The 1824 case, the court defined congress's power to regulate interstate commerce.
What is Gibbons v. Ogden?
Name 5 presidents.
any 5
What is the 21st amendment?
What is the amendment to lift the ban on alcohol?
Who nominates the Supreme Court Justices?
The President
He got sick after writing 5 and was also the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
John Jay
This case ruled that Japanese American internment during WWII was constitutional as a matter of national security.
What is Korematsu V. United States?
Who was the first president to be sworn in by his nickname?
Who is Jimmy Carter?
Name all four clauses to the fifth amendment.
What is self-incrimination, double jeopardy, imminent domain and original jurisdiction?
Define Constitutional Monarchy
It is when a King/Queen is the official head of state but power is limited by the constitution.