Reverse Jeopardy

Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500

Established separate but equal Plessy v. Fergeson Established separate but equal Row 1, Col 1

Reflect a broad coalition Political parties (platforms) Reflect a broad coalition of interests 1,2

Established enfranchisement for Native Americans Indian Citizenship Act of 1924 1,3

Changed the U.S. Constitution by defining citizenship and 14th Amendment Changed the U.S. Constitution by defining citizenship and Established equal protection 1,4

6 reasons for the creation of the Constitution (Preamble) 2,1

Executive Branch (President) Article 2 2,2

Relations among states Supremacy of constitution Articles 4, 5, 6, & 7 Relations among states Amendment procedure Supremacy of constitution Ratification 2,3

Judicial Branch (The Supreme Court) Article 3 2,4

factions(political parties) The U.S. Constitution Would control evil factions(political parties) 3,1

Established Judicial Review Marbury v. Madison 3,2

Dred Scot decision nullified the Compromise of 1820 and 1850. 3,3

Black codes (become Jim Crow laws after Plessy) Established to limit the new freedoms of ex-slaves 3,4

to an impartial judge or jury Adversary legal system Two opposing sides present their cases to an impartial judge or jury 4,1

The Legislative Branch (House of Reps/Senate) Article 1 4,2

Right to vote (suffrage) enfranchisement 4,3

Banned slavery in the United States 13th amendment 4,4

Equal protection of 14th amendment Cannot treat people differently 5,1

be denied because of race, condition of servitude 15th amendment Right to vote cannot be denied because of race, color, or previous condition of servitude 5,2

original jurisdiction in cases of its choosing, Judiciary Act of 1789 Gave Supreme Court original jurisdiction in cases of its choosing, section 13 found unconstitutional 5,3

Procedural due process The way courts must operate due process 5,4