1. Welcome to Who Wants to be a Millionaire
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2. Another Presentation © 2000 - All rights Reserved Mark E. Damon

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5. Consisting of two houses, or chambers, especially in the Legislature15
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A: Bicameral
B: Constitution
C: Unicameral
D: Senate

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To improve or change 11
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A: Preamble
B: Amend
C: Bill of Rights
D: Democracy

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9. C: Constitution D: Democracy15
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A list of laws to support a government. Basically our countries rule book. 11
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A: Articles of Confederation
B: Republic
C: Constitution
D: Democracy

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11. The system in which our president is elected15
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A: Republic
B: Democracy
C: Electoral college
D: Popular Sovereignty

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13. B: Articles of Confederation15
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The first written constitution of the United States 11
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A: Electoral College
B: Articles of Confederation
C: Bill of Rights
D: Articles of the Constitution

14. You’ve Reached the $1,000 Milestone! Congratulations! Congratulations!

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16. A government in which citizens rule through elected representatives15
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A government in which citizens rule through elected representatives 11
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B: Republic
A: Federalism
C: Constitutional
D: Legislature

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18. The sharing of power between the state and federal governments15
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A: Capitalism
B: Republicanism
C: Federalism
D: Cannibalism

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To fall in value 11
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B: Depresssion
A: Deteriorate
D: Depreciate
C: Legislature

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22. The introduction to a formal document (constitution)15
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A: Bill of Rights
B: Preamble
C: Articles of Confederation
D: Amendments

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24. C: The Confederate Constitution15
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Where government is subject to the will of the people. Majority rules. 11
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A: Electoral College
B: Federalism
C: The Confederate Constitution
D: Popular Sovereignty

25. You’ve Reached the $32,000 Milestone! Congratulations!

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A plan of government favoring small states wanting a one house legislature 11
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A: New Jersey Plan
B: Maryland Plan
C: Virginia Plan
D: The Great Compromise

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29. C: Branches of Government15
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Plan of government favoring large states with a 2 house legislature – more people more representation 11
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A: New Jersey Plan
B: The Great Compromise
C: Branches of Government
D: Virginia Plan

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What fraction of slaves were counted under the constitution to show states population 11
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A: 1/4
B: 3/5
C: 5/3
D: 3/4

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System where each branch of Government can check on the other to make sure one does not become too powerful?
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A: Democracy
B: Checks and Balances
C: Legislative
D: Federalism

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35. C: The Articles of Confederation15
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The combination of the New Jersey and Virginia Plans that makes up our government today 11
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A: The Great Compromise
B: The Bill of Rights
C: The Articles of Confederation
D: The Constitution

36. YOU WIN $1 MILLION DOLLARS!