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Final Jeopardy
2100 Question from Principles
Name the principles the Constitution is based on
3100 Answer from Principles
Popular Sovereignty Limited Government Separation
of Powers Checks and Balances Judicial
Review Federalism
4200 Question from Principles
This principal holds that a government may do
only those things that the people have given it
the power to do
5200 Answer from Principles
Limited Government
6300 Question from Principles
What states the broad purpose of the Constitution
and introduces concepts of popular sovereignty
and representative government?
7300 Answer from Principles
Preamble to the Constitution
8400 Question from Principles
What is the division of power among a central
government and several regional governments?
9400 Answer from Principals
Federalism
10500 Question from Principals
The principal of popular sovereignty was bodly
proclaimed in what document?
11500 Answer from Principles
The Declaration of Independence
12100 Question from Amendments
The first 10 amendments are called
13100 Answer from Amendments
The Bill of Rights
14200 Question from Amendments
Changes in the written words of the Constitution
are known as
15200 Answer from Amendments
Formal Amendments
16300 Question from Amendments
An amendment may be proposed by a ____ Vote in
each house of Congress and be ratified by ____ of
State legislatures.
17300 Answer from Amendments
2/3 and 3/4
18400 Question from Amendments
How many amendments are there in TOTAL?
19400 Answer from Amendments
27
20500 Question from Amendments
Which amendment places a limit on presidential
terms?
21500 Answer from Amendments
22nd Amendment
22100 Question from Branches of G.
Name the 3 branches of government.
23100 Answer from Branches of G.
Legislative Executive Judicial
24200 Question from Branches of G.
What are the different roles of the executive,
legislative, and judicial branch?
25200 Answer from Branches of G.
Legislative branch MAKES the law. Executive
branch CARRIES OUT the law. Judicial branch
INTERPRETS the law
26300 Question from Branches of G.
Each branch being subject to a number of
constitutional restraints by the other branches
is known as?
27300 Answer from Branches of G.
System of checks and balances
28400 Question from Branches of G.
Congress makes laws, but the President has the
power to____ an act of Congress.
29400 Answer from Branches of G.
Veto
30500 Question from Branches of G.
How can the judicial branch check the legislative
branch?
31500 Answer from Branches of G.
Judges may overturn a law when they decide that
it is unconstitutional.
32100 Question from Dates
What year was the Constitution written?
33100 Answer from Dates
1787
34200 Question from Dates
What year did the Constitution take effect?
35200 Answer from Dates
1789
36300 Question from Dates
What year was the Bill of Rights ratified?
37300 Answer from Dates
1791
38400 Question from Dates
What year was the womens suffrage amendment
ratified?
39500 Question from Dates
How many years after President Kennedys
assassination was the 25th amendment ratified?
40500 Answer from Dates
4 years1963-1967
41100 Question from Miscellaneous
Group that makes the formal selection of the
nations President
42100 Answer from Miscellaneous
Electoral College
43200 Question from Miscellaneous
A pact made by the President directly with the
head of a foreign state
44200 Answer from Miscellaneous
Executive Agreement
45300 Question from Miscellaneous
What does NAFTA stand for?
46300 Answer from Miscellaneous
North America Free Trade Agreement
47400 Question from Miscellaneous
Custom where the Senate approves only those
presidential appointees who are acceptable to the
senator
48400 Answer from Miscellaneous
Senatorial Courtesy
49500 Question from Miscellaneous
Where does it states in the Constitution that
there is only one supreme Court
50500 Answer from Miscellaneous
Article III, Section I