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Jeopardy
Choose a category. You will be given the
answer. You must give the correct question.
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Our Heritage
Articles Of Confederation
The Philosophy
The Document
The Government
Great Debates
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The first document which governed the American
people.
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What is the Articles of Confederation?
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The Pilgrims made this agreement which
established self-government.
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What is the Mayflower Compact?
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A type of government where power comes from the
people
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What is a Democracy?
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This 17th century documented protected the rights
of English citizens.
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What is the English Bill of Rights?
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This famous 13th century document required the
king to obey the law.
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What is the Magna Carta?
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Under the Articles, each state had this number of
votes in Congress.
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What is one?
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Under the Articles, power was given mostly to
these
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What are the states?
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The Articles of Confederation required this
percentage to enact any law or change.
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What is 100?
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Under the Articles, Congress had no power to
collect this.
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What are taxes?
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Delegates at the 1787 Philadelphia convention met
after this rebellion
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What is Shays Rebellion?
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The Virginia Plan divided the federal government
into these 3 branches.
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What are the executive, legislative and judicial
branches?
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After arguing over whether non-voting slaves
should be counted, the framers adopted this
compromise for counting black people.
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What is the 3/5ths compromise?
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After its completion, the Constitution would
prohibit the importation of slaves in how many
years?
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What is 20 years (in 1808)?
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The Constitution says that powers not given to
the federal government belong to?
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What are states?
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The Great Compromise settled the issue of
representation in Congress. It said this.
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What is the Senate would be equal and the House
would be based on population?
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This is a concept that various branches of
government prevent each other from becoming too
powerful.
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What is checks and balances?
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Jeffersons Statute of Religious Freedoms was the
forerunner for which amendment?
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What is the 1st Amendment?
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These were a series of essays by James Madison,
Alexander Hamilton and John Jay supporting the
Constitution.
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What are the Federalist Papers?
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This introduction of the Constitution echoes the
themes in the Declaration of Independence
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What is the Preamble?
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He is the Father of the Constitution.
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Who was James Madison?
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Our right to remain silent and protect ourselves
from self incrimination is from this amendment
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What is the 5th Amendment?
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10 Amendments added to the Constitution,
guaranteeing rights of individuals, were called
this.
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What are the Bill of Rights?
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Article V helps make the U.S. Constitution a
living document because it allows for this.
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What are changes (amendments)?
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This person is called the Commander in Chief
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Who is the President?
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If a person is found guilty of a crime, that
person cannot be tried again for the same crime
later on. This is called
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What is Double Jeopardy?
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This was the president of the Constitutional
Convention
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Who is George Washington?
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These are the two levels of government
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What are federal and state governments?
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This branch has the power over various levels of
courts
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What is the Judicial Branch?
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This branch of government may declare war.
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What is the legislative branch (Congress)?
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Congress may overide the presidents veto with
this amount of votes
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What is two-thirds of both houses?
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Final Jeopardy
Make your wager
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These are the Amendments in the Bill of Rights
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• What is
• Freedom of Speech, Religion, Press, Assemble,
  Petition
• Right to bear arms
• No quartering troops in homes
• No searching of homes without a warrant
• Rights to due process, no double jeopardy, right
  to remain silent
• Rights to speedy trial with attorney
• Right to jury trial
• No cruel and unusual punishment
• Rights of citizens not listed in the Const.
• Powers not given to federal govt. belong to
  states/people