 Unit One Review Game.   In which branch of government would you find the following: 1.Supreme Court 2.President 3.House of Representatives Branches.

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 Unit One Review Game

  In which branch of government would you find the following: 1.Supreme Court 2.President 3.House of Representatives Branches

  In which branch of government would you find the following: 1.Supreme Court (JUDICIAL) 2.President (EXECUTIVE) 3.House of Representatives (LEGISLATIVE) Branches

  Powers specifically granted to the federal government are known as what?  Powers specifically granted to the states are known as what?  Powers shared by both the federal and state governments are known as what? Powers

  Powers specifically granted to the federal government are known as what? (DELEGATED)  Powers specifically granted to the states are known as what? (RESERVED)  Powers shared by both the federal and state governments are known as what? (CONCURRENT) Powers

  What is the name for a written change to the Constitution?  How many of these changes have been made in United States History?  One of these changes repealed a previous change? What were the two numbers? Constitutional Changes

  What is the name for a written change to the Constitution? (AMENDMENT)  How many of these changes have been made in United States History? (27)  One of these changes repealed a previous change? What were the two numbers? (21 repealed 18) Constitutional Changes

  System of government in which the power lies with the states  System of government in which the state and local governments each have power  System of government in which the local government has no power Systems of Government

  System of government in which the power lies with the states (CONFEDERATION)  System of government in which the state and local governments each have power (FEDERAL)  System of government in which the local government has no power (UNITARY) Systems of Government

  A written plan outlining government  Division of governmental powers between the federal government and state governments  A form of government in which all power is in the hands of one person or a small group of people Vocabulary

  A written plan outlining government (CONSTITUTION)  Division of governmental powers between the federal government and state governments (FEDERALISM)  A form of government in which all power is in the hands of one person or a small group of people (DICTATORSHIP) Vocabulary

  Current Vice President of the United States  Republican Nominee for President  Republican Nominee for Vice President Name the person

  Current Vice President of the United States (BIDEN)  Republican Nominee for President (ROMNEY)  Republican Nominee for Vice President (RYAN) Name the person

  Natural increase in population occurs when the death rate is larger than the birth rate  The majority of Americans live in rural areas of the United States  50% of the United States population lives in metropolitan areas True or False

  Natural increase in population occurs when the death rate is larger than the birth rate (FALSE- REVERSED)  The majority of Americans live in rural areas of the United States (FALSE-METRO AREAS)  50% of the United States population lives in metropolitan areas (FALSE-80%) True or False

  Declaration of Independence written in Philadelphia at what meeting?  Articles of Confederation were drawn up at what meeting?  The Democratic and Republican platforms were drawn up at what meetings? Name the event

  Declaration of Independence written in Philadelphia at what meeting? (CONTINENTAL CONGRESS)  Articles of Confederation were drawn up at what meeting? (2 nd CONTINENTAL CONGRESS)  The Democratic and Republican platforms were drawn up at what meetings? (NATIONAL CONVENTIONS) Name the event

  System in which voters in a community come together to make decisions and laws  System where voters select people to make laws on their behalf  Consent of the governed Vocabulary

  System in which voters in a community come together to make decisions and laws (DIRECT DEMOCRACY)  System where voters select people to make laws on their behalf (REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRACY)  Consent of the governed (POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY) Vocabulary

  House of Representatives  Presidency  Supreme Court Which Article?

  House of Representatives (I)  Presidency (II)  Supreme Court (III) Which Article?

  Conduct elections  Print money  Declare war Name that Power

  Conduct elections (STATE/RESERVED)  Print money (FEDERAL/DELEGATED)  Declare war (FED/DEL) Name that Power

  Establishing courts  Regulating Education  Collecting Taxes Name that Power II

  Establishing courts (SHARED/CONCURRENT)  Regulating Education (STATE/RES)  Collecting Taxes (SHARED/CONC) Name that Power II

  Regulating immigration  Armed forces  Marriage laws/licenses Name that Power III

  Regulating immigration (FED/DEL)  Armed forces (FED/DEL)  Marriage laws/licenses (STATE/RES) Name that Power III

  Constitution needed to be ratified by all 13 states before going into effect.  Pennsylvania has a law that disagrees with the federal law. Pennsylvania’s law reigns supreme.  The President’s Cabinet is found in Article II of the Constitution. True or False

  Constitution needed to be ratified by all 13 states before going into effect. (FALSE-9)  Pennsylvania has a law that disagrees with the federal law. Pennsylvania’s law reigns supreme. (FALSE-FED)  The President’s Cabinet is found in Article II of the Constitution. (FALSE-NOT WRITTEN) True or False

  Veto a law  Rule an action unconstitutional  Appoint justices to the Supreme Court Name that Branch

  Veto a law (E)  Rule an action unconstitutional (J)  Appoint justices to the Supreme Court (E) Name that Branch

  Impeach the President  Override a veto  Refuse to approve an appointment to Supreme Court Name that Branch II

  Impeach the President (L)  Override a veto (L)  Refuse to approve an appointment to Supreme Court (L) Name that Branch II

  The Federalist Papers were written to increase support for the Constitution  The Articles of Confederation preserved the federal government’s right to rule  The Great Compromise created a bicameral legislature--2 chambers: House and Senate True or False

  The Federalist Papers were written to increase support for the Constitution (TRUE)  The Articles of Confederation preserved the federal government’s right to rule (FALSE-STATE SOVEREIGNTY)  The Great Compromise created a bicameral legislature--2 chambers: House and Senate. (TRUE) True or False

  Name the three ways a country’s population could increase: Population Increase

  Name the three ways a country’s population could increase:  Birthrate higher than Death rate  Acquisition of new lands  Immigration to your country Population Increase

  Give three points from either party’s platform. Identify which party you have selected. Select A Party