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100

What is the Senate?

This is the branch of the U.S. government that approves treaties with other countries.

100

What is the Second Amendment?

This amendment gives people the right to own and carry guns.

100

Who likes pizza with pinapple?

David

100

What motion continues the speakers list

There isn't a motion which continues with the speakers list, the speakers list continues automatically if there is no motion on the floor.

100

In which city does the senate meet?

Washington D.C.

200

What is the United Nations?

This is the world organization where countries meet to talk about peace and global problems. The U.S. is a member.

200

What is District of Columbia v. Heller?

In 2008, the Supreme Court said people have the right to own a gun to protect themselves at home. This famous case was called this.

200

Who is Jessicas smaller sister?

Natalia

200

How do you ask to go to the bathroom

Through a diplomatic note or through a point of personal privilege.

200

How many senators does each state have?

2 per state

300

What is containment?

During the Cold War, the U.S. tried to stop communism from spreading to other countries. This policy was called this.

300

Who is Charlie Kirk and what foundation did he create?

This conservative political activist is the founder of Turning Point USA and strongly supports gun rights.

300

Who lost his/her passport and got stuck in Belgium?

Jessica

300

Which motion do we use to open debate?

Motion of procedure
300

How many years does a senator serve?

6 years
400

What is NATO?

This is the military group that includes the U.S. and many European countries. They promise to protect each other if one is attacked.

400

What is originalism?

This idea means interpreting the Constitution based on what the writers originally meant when they wrote it.

400

Who almost drowns in Oaxaca?

Daniel Morse

400

Can two resolution pass in only one commute?

Yes

400

What does the first amendment talk about?

This amendment protects freedom of speech, religion, and the press, which allows activists and commentators to express their political opinions.

500

What is isolationism?

Some people believe the U.S. should not get involved in many wars or problems in other countries and should focus more on its own country. This idea is called this.

500

What is the debate between individual rights and collective rights?

Some people argue about whether the Second Amendment protects guns only for state militias or for each individual person. This disagreement is about this type of interpretation.

500

What is Andreas second last name?

Sacal

500

How many times can the moderated coccus be extended?

Only one time and it has to be with the minimum of one second shorter than the previous one

500

what year was the U.S. Constitution written?

1787