Ethics Jeopardy

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Contestants
Dont Forget...
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Always phrase your answers in the form of a
question!
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Hands on your buzzers, its...
US Constitution
JEOPARDY!
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Checks Balances
Executive
Potpourri (Anything)
Legislative
Sep. of Powers
Judical
Final Jeopardy
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Legislative 100
To be qualified to be a Representative one must
have reached this age.
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25
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Legislative 200
Senators have terms that last this long.
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6 years
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Legislative 300
He/she is the president of the Senate and the
times when may that person may vote.
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Vice-President and when there is a tie vote in
the Senate
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Legislative 400
Bills that impose taxes must originate from this
entity.
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House of Representatives
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Legislative 500
Something Mr. Broach enjoys saying and a
limitation that laws can not be passed that
enforce rules before the law was actually passed.
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Ex Post Facto
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Separation of Powers 100
THE PRESIDENT IS THE HEAD OF THIS BRANCH
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Executive
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Separation of Powers 200
THIS BRANCH INTERPRETS THE LAW
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Judicial
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Separation of Powers 300
Each state must have at least this number of
Representatives.
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One
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Separation of Powers 400
This branch of government is the only one that
creates laws.
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Legislative
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Separation of Powers 500
NONE OF THE HIGHEST MEMBERS OF THIS BRANCH ARE
ELECTED BY THE PEOPLE
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Judicial
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Executive 100
One must be this age to be President.
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35
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DAILY DOUBLE
DAILY DOUBLE
DAILY DOUBLE
DAILY DOUBLE
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Executive 200
DAILY DOUBLE
This is how the government determines how many
electors each state has.
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The number of Representatives and Senators from
that state combined.
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Executive 300
When the President appoints a nominee, this body
approves it.
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Senate
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Executive 400
This fraction is needed from these governmental
group(s) to override a veto of the President.
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2/3 from both the Senate and the House of
Representatives
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Executive 500
These are just two of the many powers the
President possesses.
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Commands the military Executes or carries out
laws Makes Appointments Treaties
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Judical 100
Supreme Court Justices have a term that lasts
this long.
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Life
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Judical 200
A Supreme Court Justice can only be removed in
this manner.
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Impeachment and Conviction
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Judical 300
Convicting someone of treason takes this.
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Two witnesses or a confession
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Judical 400
There are this many Supreme Court Justices.
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9
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Judical 500
After being nominated by the President, Supreme
Court nominations must be confirmed by this.
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Senate
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Checks Balances 100
The Founders of the Constitution placed Checks
and Balances into our government for this reason.
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To prevent any one group from gaining too much
power
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Checks Balances 200
IF THE PRESIDENT OR A JUSTICE BREAKS THE LAW, IT
IS UP TO THIS BRANCH TO IMPEACH THEM
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Legislative
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Checks Balances 300
THE JUDICIAL BRANCH CAN DO THIS TO A LAW IN ORDER
TO CHECK THE POWER OF THE LEGISLATURE
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Declare the law unconstitutional
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Checks Balances 400
THIS IS HOW SUPREME COURT JUSTICES GET THEIR JOBS
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Appointed by the President
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Checks Balances 500
An amendment to the Constitution can be proposed
with 2/3 vote in both houses and this.
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¾ vote to ratify by the states
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Potpourri 100

• The 13th Amendment

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• The amendment that made slavery illegal.

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Potpourri 200

• The three word answer in which
• -the first word means to consider for a decision
• -second means something that is changed
• -third means to approve

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• Proposal
• Amendment
• Ratify

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Potpourri 300

• Provides the freedoms of speech, religion and
  press

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• 1st Amendment

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Potpourri 400

• Has the power to maintain the military, declare
  war and deliver mail.

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• Federal Government (will also accept, U.S. and
  National Government)

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Potpourri 500

• According to the 25th amendment, the line of
  succession continues after the Vice-President
  with this person.

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• Speaker of the House

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Final Jeopardy

• What conflict contributed to the passing of the
  26th amendment changing the voting age from
  twenty-one to eighteen years of age?

Answer
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• Vietnam War