Government Review Jeopardy

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Rights of the Accused CitizenshipThe Articles The Bill of Rights Principals of the Constitutio n st Amendmen t Freedoms 20

(20)‏ Which amendment guarantees the right to an attorney before appearing in court

Sixth (20)‏

(40)‏ Which amendment requires a warrant to be issued for the police to have the authority to search your property

(40)‏ Fourth

(60)‏ This is the process of discovering enough evidence to actually have a trial against an individual or group

(60)‏ Indictment

(80)‏ What is the name of the group who aids in the discovery process to determine if there is enough evidence to try an individual

(80)‏ Grand Jury

(100)‏ Name 3 major restrictions created by the 5 th amendment

(100)‏ Protection from self incrimination, eminent domain, double jeopardy,....

(20)‏ What are the two ways to become a citizen in the United States

(20)‏ Birth or Naturalization

(40)‏ What are two requirements for naturalization process

(40)‏ Live in US for 3 or 5 years and Pass Citizenship Test

(60)‏

Name four elected positions that a person who is a naturalized Citizen can hold

(60)‏ Mayor, Governor, House of Representatives, Senate

(80)‏ What is the first step a person who is not a citizen must take in a attempt to become a citizen in the US

(80)‏ Declaration of Intention

(100)‏ What is the final step to becoming a citizen in the US

(100)‏ Taking the Oath of Allegiance

(20)‏ What does the first three articles to the Constitution describe

(20)‏ Article 1 – Legislative Article 2 – Executive Article 3 – Judicial

(40)‏ This Article reinforces that state government is in the middle of the levels of government

(40)‏ Article VI

(60)‏ This Article describes the relationships between the states

(60)‏ Article IV

(80)‏ This Article states that nine states must approve the Constitution

(80)‏ Article VII

(100)‏ This Article discusses the acts of Supremacy by the National Government, making the Constitution the Supreme law of the land

(100)‏ Article VI

(20)‏ This Amendment gave citizens the right to bear arms

(20)‏ 2 nd Amendment

(40)‏ This Amendment deals with rights of citizens beyond those listed in the Constitution

(40)‏ 9 th Amendment

(60)‏ This Amendment Established the concept of lawsuits between people

(60)‏ 7 th Amendment

(80)‏ This Amendment discusses the powers of the national and state governments

(80)‏ 10 th Amendment

(100)‏ This principal deals with the idea of one branch keeping an eye on another branch

(100)‏ Checks and Balances

(20)‏ This principal means ruling based on the majority

(20)‏ Popular Sovereignty

(40)‏ This principal divides power among the branches of government?

(40)‏ Separation of Power

(60)‏ This principal states that no one is above the law, not even those that govern

(60)‏ Rule of Law

(80)‏ This principal creates power that is shared among the levels of government

(80)‏ Federalism

(100)‏ What is the difference between expressed and reserved powers?

(100)‏ Express powers are given to the federal government. Reserved powers are given to the states.

(20)‏ This is the being able to yell, “FIRE,” in a hospital to get everyone to safety?

(20)‏ Freedom of Speech

(40)‏ Obama has an outdoor meet and greet with his supporters

(40)‏ Freedom of Assembly

(60)‏

Give me an example of how a person’s first amendment rights can be limited

(60)‏ Communicating a threat or a false statement that endangers a group or individual.

(80)‏ What are writing editorial letters called?

(80)‏ Freedom of Press

(100)‏ How does a person or group challenge the federal or state government when they want to see change

(100)‏ Petition the government

FinalJeopardy

Articles of Confederation

This protest demonstrated the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation which lead to the Constitutional Convention

Shay's Rebellion

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