1. Government Review Jeopardy

2. Directions Using your mouse, click on the slide to get to the appropriate category. Once you have clicked on the category, use the mouse to reveal the answers. At the point where the answers are exposed, use the mouse pointer and click on the house at the bottom of the page. This will take you back to the main jeopardy menu. Each question is worth the amount of points listed.

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

5. Sixth (20)‏

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

7. (40)‏ Fourth

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

9. (60)‏ Indictment

10. (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

11. (80)‏ Grand Jury

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

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

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

15. (20)‏ Birth or Naturalization

16. (40)‏ What are two requirements for naturalization process

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

18. (60)‏

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

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

21. (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

22. (80)‏ Declaration of Intention

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

24. (100)‏ Taking the Oath of Allegiance

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

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

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

28. (40)‏ Article VI

29. (60)‏ This Article describes the relationships between the states

30. (60)‏ Article IV

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

32. (80)‏ Article VII

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

34. (100)‏ Article VI

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

36. (20)‏ 2 nd Amendment

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

38. (40)‏ 9 th Amendment

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

40. (60)‏ 7 th Amendment

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

42. (80)‏ 10 th Amendment

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

44. (100)‏ Checks and Balances

45. (20)‏ This principal means ruling based on the majority

46. (20)‏ Popular Sovereignty

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

48. (40)‏ Separation of Power

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

50. (60)‏ Rule of Law

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

52. (80)‏ Federalism

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

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

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

56. (20)‏ Freedom of Speech

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

58. (40)‏ Freedom of Assembly

59. (60)‏

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

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

62. (80)‏ What are writing editorial letters called?

63. (80)‏ Freedom of Press

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

65. (100)‏ Petition the government

66. FinalJeopardy

67. Articles of Confederation

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

69. Shay's Rebellion

70. The End