Federalism
The Branches
The Supreme Court
Politics & Parties
Bill of Rights
100

A power that can be inferred by other powers explicitly given in the Constitution

What is an implied power?

100

The 3 Branches of US Government

What are the legislative, judicial and executive?

100

The number of Supreme Court Judges currently serving

What is 9?

100

At least 35 years old; natural-born citizen; resident for 14 consecutive years

What are the requirements for being US President?

100

The right to bear arms

What is the 2nd Amendment?

200

This was added to the Constitution in 1791 so the anti-federalists would ratify it

What is the Bill of Rights?

200

The two Houses of Congress

What are the Senate and House of Representatives?

200

The Supreme Court Case that made it possible to always provide legal counsel to those who could not afford a lawyer

What is Gideon v Wainwright

200

The main difference between the Democrat and Republican parties?

What is the overall involvement of government and spending?

200

The right to the freedom to practice your religion

What is the 1st Amendment?

300

Laws regarding marriage and traffic

What is state law?

300

This branch is responsible for interpreting the law

What is the judicial branch?

300

This Supreme Court case from 1856 said that black people had no citizenship and thus no right to sue in court

What is Dred Scott v Sandford?

300

A body that is comprised of like-minded people to influence public policy in its favor

What is a special interest group?

300
The right to a public, fair and speedy trial

What is the 6th Amendment?

400

Laws regarding interstate commerce

What is federal law?

400

This branch houses all of the cabinets (Dept of Defense, Dept of Education, etc)

What is the Executive Branch?

400

This Supreme Court case set the precedent that the gov't can restrict free speech if it poses a "clear and present danger"

What is Schenck v United States

400

An example of a CURRENT 3rd Party in the United States

What is the Green Party, The Libertarians, The Constitution Party...

400

Prevents the unlawful search and seizure of citizens and their premises

What is the 4th Amendment?

500

One of the basic principles of the Constitution

What is...popular sovereignty, limited gov't, checks and balances, separation of powers, judicial review, etc.

500

This branch's implied powers include the formation of the Internal Revenue Service

What is the legislative branch?

500

This Supreme Court case limited the US President from invoking executive privilege in all cases

What is United States v Nixon

500

A US President that was NOT born an American Citizen 

Who was Washington, Adam (John), Jefferson, Madison, Monroe

500

Any rights not given specifically to the Federal Gov't shall be given to the states and people respectively

What is the 10th Amendment?