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U.S. Constitution & Plagiarism Review Checks and Balances Constitution History Three Branches Vocabulary Bill of Rights $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 Final

The primary role of this branch is to enforce laws. $100 The primary role of this branch is to enforce laws.

Answer: The Executive Branch

This is the current leader of the executive branch. $200 This is the current leader of the executive branch.

President Barack Obama Answer: President Barack Obama

The primary role of this branch is to make laws. $300 The primary role of this branch is to make laws.

The Legislative Branch. Answer: The Legislative Branch.

$400 The Judicial Branch has the power of “Judicial Review” which means deciding if laws are ________ or ________.

Constitutional or Unconstitutional Answer: Constitutional or Unconstitutional

$500 The legislative branch contains Congress which is made up of the ______ and ______

House of Representatives. Answer: Senate & House of Representatives.

This branch can veto laws passed by Congress. $100 This branch can veto laws passed by Congress.

Answer: The executive branch

If a law is vetoed, Congress can still pass it by… $200 If a law is vetoed, Congress can still pass it by…

Overriding the veto with a 2/3rds vote. Answer: Overriding the veto with a 2/3rds vote.

The Judicial Branch checks the power of the other two by… $300 The Judicial Branch checks the power of the other two by…

Answer: Judicial Review (declaring laws and executive actions constitutional or unconstitutional)

$400 Besides overriding vetoes, the legislative branch can check the executive by…

Answer: Impeachment!

Checks and balances are important because they… $500 Checks and balances are important because they…

Keep one branch from getting too much power. Answer: Keep one branch from getting too much power.

This is the highest law in the United States. $100 This is the highest law in the United States.

Answer: The Constitution

$200 This group of men, also known as the Founding Fathers, were responsible for creating the Constitution.

Answer: The Framers

$300 This compromise dictated that slaves would count less than white people.

The Three-Fifths Compromise Answer: The Three-Fifths Compromise

$400 The Three-Fifth’s Compromise was used to determine population for representation in the…

House of Representatives Answer: House of Representatives

$500 Before passed by Congress and approved by the President, a law is called a…

Answer: Bill

Before the Constitution, the U.S. Government was outlined in the… $100 Before the Constitution, the U.S. Government was outlined in the…

Articles of Confederation. Answer: Articles of Confederation.

$200 One reason the Articles failed is that they did not allow the federal government to…

Enforce federal laws in states. Answer: Tax states Enforce federal laws in states.

$300 A legislature which has only equal representation would benefit (small or large) states.

Answer: Small

$400 The Framers met in Philadelphia to discuss the Constitution in 1787. This meeting was called the…

Constitutional Convention Answer: Constitutional Convention

Name two men who could be considered Framers $500 Name two men who could be considered Framers

Answer: Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, John Adams, Ben Franklin, James Madison etc.

The Bill of Rights provide rights and privileges for the… $100 The Bill of Rights provide rights and privileges for the…

Answer: Individual or Citizen

A change to the Constitution is known as… $200 A change to the Constitution is known as…

Answer: An Amendment.

The Framers included a Bill of Rights because… $300 The Framers included a Bill of Rights because…

Some states wouldn’t sign the Constitution. Answer: Some states wouldn’t sign the Constitution.

One category the amendments of the Bill of Rights can fit into are… $400 One category the amendments of the Bill of Rights can fit into are…

Answer: Individual Rights Rights of the Accused Political powers

By including the amendment process, the Framers made the Constitution… $500 By including the amendment process, the Framers made the Constitution…

Answer: Flexible

Final Jeopardy Although slavery was a major issue at the Constitutional Convention, it was barely mentioned in the Constitution itself because…

Answer: It was a touchy subject and the South might not have stayed with the Union.