Amendments
Congress
Executive/Judicial
US History
Philosophers/Random
100

What do we call the first 10 Amendments? 

What is the bill of rights

100

How many total Senators are there? 

100

100

Which Branch is responsible for interpreting laws? 

The Judicial Branch 

100

What was the name of the first constitution written in the US?

Articles of Confederation 

100

The idea of the "social contract" theory was proposed by who? (hint: it is not hobbes or locke)


Jean-Jacques Rousseau

200

What amendment prohibited alcohol?

A). 27th

B). 18th

C). 20th

D). 16th

18th

200

Who is the leader of the House of Representatives?

Speaker of the House 

200

Who/what elects the president?

The Electoral College

200

What event showed a stronger government was needed?

Shays Rebellion 

200

This philosopher argued that a strong central government was needed to maintain order...

Thomas Hobbes 

300

Freedom of religion, speech, assembly, press, petition

What is the first amendment

300

What is the term limit for the House of Representatives?

2

300

What is the Supreme Law of the land? 

The Supreme Court 

300

Who is considered the "Father of the US Constitution?"

James Madison 

300
Amendment that repealed the 18th amendment

What is the 21st

400

what amendment allows no self incrimination?

A). 20th

B). 8th

C). 4th

D). 5th

5th

400

Where is most of the work in congress done? 

A). The House

B). The Senate

C). Committees 

D). The Cabinet 

Committees 

400

How many departments are there in a Presidential Cabinet?

A). 12

B). 30

C). 15

D). 10

15

400

What was the weakness of the Articles of Confederation? 

It lacked a strong central government 

400

This system allows each branch of government to monitor and limit the power of the other branches

Checks and Balances 

500

Declares that people and the states retain all of their powers 

A). 13th 

B). 15th

C). 10th

D). 8th 

10th 

500

The President has the power to veto legislation, but Congress can override a veto with a...... 

2/3 Majority Vote 

500

The Supreme Court's ability to declare laws unconstitutional is called...

Judicial Review 

500

Who were the Federalists and the Anti Federalists? 

Federalists: for the new constitution 

Anti-Federalists: Against the new constitution 

500

How long of a term does a Supreme Court Justice member serve? 

As long as they want on good behavior, as stated in the constitution