The Constitution
The People & Vocab
The Branches
Weird Laws
Dred Scott and Chronology
100

Who was the Father of the Constitution?

James Madison

100

How many senators does each state have?

2

100

Having to do with passing laws

legislative

100
Which state is it illegal to purchase ice cream after 6pm?

New Jersey

100

How many years did it take Scott to get his case to the Supreme Court?

10 years

200

True or False: The Constitution hasn't been changed since 1787?

False

200

How many Supreme Court Justices are there?

9

200
Has to do with the 9 justices and how the laws should be applied

Judicial

200

Which state can you not have a donkey in your bathtub after 7pm?

Arizona

200

What year was Dred Scott set Free? 

1857

300

What is the name of the introduction to The Constitution?

Preamble

300

Congress can ____________ any government official they believe has committed a crime.

impeach

300

Makes, Carries out, and ensure laws are obeyed

Executive

300

Which state is it illegal to have hamburgers on a Sunday?

Minnesota

300

How did Dred Scott become Free?

Peter Blow's descendants purchased him and set him free!

400

What is a change to the constitution called?

amendment

400

What is the term called for rejecting a law?

VETO

400

Which of the Branches of Government is the strongest?

They are all equal

400

The State which you can't tie a giraffe to a telephone pole or street lamp?

Georgia

400

What we the 2 Free States Dred Scott lived in?

Illinois & Wisconsin

500

What is the purpose of the Constitution?

Tells us how our government should work

500

An agreement in which both sides give up some of what they want.

compromise

500

What is the term for all branches having equal power?

Checks and Balances
500

Which state is it illegal to tie an alligator or crocodile to a fire hydrant?

Michigan

500

Put these in chronological order: 

Declaration of Independence

First Continental Congress

Revolutionary War

Constitutional Convention

1.First Continental Congress 1774

2.Revolutionary War 1775

3.Declaration of Independence 1776

4.Constitutional Convention  1787