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THIS
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JEOPARDY
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With
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Mr. Millers
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Checks and Balances
Important People
Bill of Rights
Articles of Confederation
3 Branches
Key Terms
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100a
Powers of the Executive Branch.
What are Proposes laws, Administers the laws,
Commands armed forces, Appoints ambassadors and
other officials, Conducts foreign policy,
Negotiates treaties?
A 100
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Powers of the Judicial Branch.
What are Interprets the Constitution and other
laws Reviews lower court decisions?
A 200
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Powers of the Legislative Branch.
What are writes the laws, confirms Presidential
appointments, ratifies treaties, grants money,
declares war?
A 300
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Presides over the impeachment trial in the Senate.
Who is the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court?
A 400
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Has the power to impeach.
What is the House of Representatives?
A 500
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100b
Provided the basic ideas of the Constitution.
Who is James Madison?
B 100
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These two were divided over how to address the
national debt, how to repay bonds and what limits
should be placed on the federal government.
Who are Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton?
B 200
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Believed that woman needed a greater role in the
new nation.
Who is Judith Sargent Murray?
B 300
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Name given to farmers in the Whiskey Rebellion.
Who are the New Sons of Liberty?
B 400
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Spanish minister who tried to delay reaching an
agreement.
Who is Manuel de Godoy?
B 500
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100c
Allow one branch to block the actions of another
to prevent supreme authority.
What are checks?
C 100
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Allows each branch to have a role in the actions
of the other branches.
What are balances?
C 200
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Declaring of a law or action to be
unconstitutional.
What is Judicial Review?
C 300
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Must approve all Presidential appointments.
What is the Senate?
C 400
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Upheld the notion that federal law has authority
to override state law.
What is the supremacy clause of the Constitution?
C 500
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100d
The five basic rights the First Amendment
protects.
What are freedom of speech, religion, assembly,
petition, and press?
D 100
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The right to a speedy and public trial.
What is 6th Amendment?
D 200
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Powers reserved for the people.
What is 9th Amendment?
D 300
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Powers reserved for the States.
What is the 10th Amendment?
D 400
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These are the powers that the Bill of Rights
gives to the people.
What are delegated powers?
D 500
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100e

Action or Decision that later serves as an
example.
What is a precedent?
E 100
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Idea that political authority belongs to the
people.
What is popular sovereignty?
E 200
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Idea that the federal government can take actions
that the Constitution does not forbid.
What is Loose Construction?
E 300
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They raise money and give it to candidates who
support certain issues.
What are political action committees (PACs)?
E 400
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Idea that federal and state governments have
exclusive powers over their area.
What is dual sovereignty?
E 500
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100f
Articles did this to Congress.
What is made it a single branch with limited
powers?
F 100
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Gave most power here.
What is the states?
F 200
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The sharing of power between a federal government
and state government.
What is federalism?
F 300
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Because of the weakness of the Articles, this
system was created to ensure that no one branch
could become too powerful.
What is checks and balances?
F 400
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Showed Americans the weaknesses of the
Confederation government.
What is Shays Rebellion?
F 500
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Finalcategory
The Final Jeopardy Category is Washingtons
Presidency Please record your wager.
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finalquestion
Washington warns of these problems in his
Farewell Address.
Dangerous foreign alliances, national debt, and
division caused by political parties
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