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Jeopardy!

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4. Final Jeopardy
Round 1
Round 2
Jo-Jo
Sweet Lily
Connie

5. How a Bill
Becomes Law
Voting
Legislative Branch
Miscellaneous
Constitution
Political Parties
Round 2
$100
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Final Jeopardy
$200
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Scores
$300
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$400
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$500
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$500

6. How many constitutions has Georgia had?
a c. 11
b d. 10
$100

7. $100 11
Scores

8. When was Georgia’s current constitution adopted? a. 1777 c. 2001
b d
$200

9. $200
1983
Scores

10. $300 How many amendments does the current Georgia Constitution have?
b. 0 d. 27
$300

11. $300
Scores

12. $400
Which part of the Constitution states the purpose of the constitution and is found at the beginning of the constitution?
a. Preamble
b. Articles
c. Bill of Rights
d. Amendments

13. $400
Preamble
Scores

14. $500
Which article of the Georgia Constitution discusses education?
a. Article 1 c. Article 8
b. Article 4 d. Article 11

15. $500
Article 8
Scores

16. What are the dominant political parties in Georgia today?
$100
What are the dominant political parties in Georgia today?

17. Republican and Democrat
$100
Republican and Democrat
Scores

18. $200
What is the name of the economic policy that the Republican party supports?
a. Trickle Down Economics b. Keynesian Economics
c. Middle Out Policy
d. Monetary Policy

19. Trickle Down Economics
$200
Trickle Down Economics
Scores

20. $300
Which political party is usually more environmentally aware, supports government subsidies for farmers, and supports labor unions?
a. Green Party c. Democratic Party
b. Independent Party d. Republican Party

21. $300
Democratic Party
Scores

22. Daily
Double

23. $400
Which political party supports school choice, opposes same sex marriage, and supports state’s rights? a. Green Party c. Democratic Party b. Independent Party d. Republican Party

24. $400
Republican Party
Scores

25. b. Being a member of a political party c. Obeying the laws
$500
Which of the following is NOT responsibility of a citizen of the state of Georgia?
a. Paying Taxes
b. Being a member of a political party
c. Obeying the laws
d. Voting in elections

26. Being a member of a political party
$500
Being a member of a political party
Scores

27. $100
True or False: A person must be 21 years old to vote in the state of Georgia.

28. $100
False
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29. Which requirement is NOT necessary to vote in Georgia?
a. a resident of Georgia and
the county in which you are voting
b. a registered member of a political
party
c. 18 years of age before the election
d. a citizen of the United States
$200

30. A registered member of a political party
$200
A registered member of a political party
Scores

31. $300
Who manages elections in the State of Georgia?
The Governor
The Secretary of State
c. The Lieutenant Governor
d. The Speaker of the House

32. $300
The secretary of state
Scores

33. $400 In which month are general elections held? September October
November
January

34. $400
November
Scores

35. $500
How long is the term for both senators and representatives in Georgia?
a. 1 year c. 3 years
b. 2 years d. 4 years

36. $500
2 years
Scores

37. $100
What is the name of the legislative branch of State government?
a. The Senate
b. The House of Representatives
c. The General Assembly
d. Parliament

38. $100
The General Assembly
Scores

39. $200
What kind of legislature does Georgia have?
a. Unicameral
b. Bicameral
c. Council form
d. Commission form

40. $200
bicameral
Scores

41. $300
What is the name given to small groups assigned to examine potential state laws?
a. Commissioners
b. Councils
c. Committees
d. Congress

42. $300
committees
Scores

43. $400
If the lieutenant governor is absent from the Senate, who fills in for him or her?
a. President Pro Tempore
b. Governor
c. Speaker Pro Tempore
d. Speaker of the House

44. $400 President Pro Tempore
Scores

45. $500
Which of the following is NOT a duty of the President of the Senate?
a. The ability to veto a bill
b. The ability to cast a vote if there is a tie
c. the power to make committee assignments
d. the power to name the committee chairmen

46. The ability to veto a bill
$500
The ability to veto a bill
Scores

47. True or False: The governor introduces bills to the General Assembly?
$100
True or False: The governor introduces bills to the General Assembly?

48. $100
False
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49. $200
True or False: Committees can recommend that bills be passed with changes.

50. $200
True
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51. $300
Which branch of government has the power to declare laws passed by Congress unconstitutional?
Judicial Branch
Legislative Branch
c. Executive Branch

52. $300
Judicial Branch
Scores

53. $400
How many votes does the General Assembly need to overturn a veto by the Governor?
a. 1/3 c. 2/3
b. a majority d. ¾

54. $400
2/3
Scores

55. $500
What is the first step to a bill becoming law?
a. bill is assigned to a committee
b. proposal is submitted to the Legislative Clerk
c. bill is sent to the chamber
d. Legislators debate the bill

56. Proposal is submitted to the legislative clerk
$500
Proposal is submitted to the legislative clerk
Scores

57. $100
Which principle of American government prevents one person or one small group of people from having too much governmental power?
Constitutionalism
Federalism
Sovereignty
d. Checks and Balances

58. $100
Checks and Balances
Scores

59. $200
Who is the president of the State Senate?
a. The Speaker of the House
b. The Vice President
c. The Lieutenant Governor
d. The Chief Justice

60. The lieutenant governor
$200
The lieutenant governor
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61. $300
What is the name of the legislative branch of U.S. government?
U.S. Congress
The General Assembly
The Senate
d. The Iowa Caucus

62. $300
Congress
Scores

63. $400
Which of the following is NOT one of the three principles of the Pledge of Allegiance to the Georgia flag?
a. wisdom
b. justice
c. knowledge
d. moderation

64. $400
knowledge
Scores

65. $500
Which branch of government has the power to appoint judges?
Judicial Branch
Legislative Branch
Executive Branch

66. $500
executive
Scores

67. Final Jeopary Question
Jeopardy
What do you remember?
Final Jeopary Question
Scores

68.  Which of the following is NOT one your rights given to you in the Bill of Rights?”
Freedom of Religion
Right to Assemble and Petition
Right to Bear Arms
Right to a Trial by Judge

69. Right to a trial by Judge
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