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1 Jeopardy Final Jeopardy Judicial Executive Legislative Agencies,
Departments and Jobs Potpourri $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 Jeopardy

2 1 - $100 The Supreme Court’s power to declare something Unconstitutional is termed this. Judicial Review

3 1 - $200 The current Chief Justice of the Supreme Court is this person
John G Roberts

4 1 - $300 The vast majority of cases never make it trial because the accused accepts one of these Plea Bargain

5 1 - $400 These courts were created to weed out cases prior to reaching the Supreme Court. Circuit Court of Appeals

6 1 - $500 This court requires juries to find the defendant guilty based on a “preponderance of the evidence” Civil

7 2 - $100 Presidential Elections lacking an Electoral Majority are decided by this group House of Representatives

8 2 - $200 The primary job of the Executive Branch is to perform this function. Enforce Laws

9 2 - $300 A president who does not win re-election is referred to as this for the remainder of their term Lame Duck

10 2 - $400 This number of US presidents have been impeached and this number have been convicted of their crimes. 2 (Johnson & Clinton)

11 2 - $500 This Amendment sets into law George Washington’s precedent of only serving 2 terms as president 22

12 3 - $100 Congress is this type of Legislature Bi-Cameral

13 3 - $200 The power to approve presidential appointments is controlled by this body. Senate

14 3 - $300 House Ways and Means or Senate Judiciary are examples of this type of permanent committee Standing

15 3 - $400 To convict a Federal officer of Impeachment this fraction of the Senate must be for it 2/3

16 3 - $500 A member of the House of Representatives must meet these 3 criteria to hold the job. At least 25 US citizen for at least 7 years Live in the state they are running in

17 4 - $100 The constitutional line that Congress has the power to make ”all Laws… necessary and proper” is often referred to as this which alludes to the flexibility and leeway it grants Elastic Clause

18 4 - $200 This Cabinet department deals with both power and nuclear weapons. Department of Energy

19 4 - $300 The first Cabinet position (the VP doesn’t count) in the line of succession is this person. Secretary of State

20 4 - $400 Hired employees of the National Government like DEA Agents, Nuclear Scientists at Los Alamos, and IRS Auditors can all be said to be members of this broad classification Federal Bureaucracy

21 4 - $500 If Congress cannot agree to a budget or a continuing funding resolution, this happens Shutdown/ Partial Shutdown

22 5 - $100 The second person in the line of succession holds this position. Speaker of the House

23 5 - $200 To override a presidential veto, each house of Congress must vote for the bill with this much support. 2/3 majority

24 5 - $300 Despite having no constitutional jurisdiction, Congress is able to affect Education, Transportation, etc. via these Block Grant

25 5 - $400 The Constitution says that only this branch has the power to declare war Legislative

26 5 - $500 Redistricting a strong, 1 party district among many adjacent districts to dilute its voting power is colloquially referred to as this Cracking (a type) of Gerrymandering

27 Final Jeopardy This man holds the record for the longest Filibuster in US history. Tie break: How long did he spout his racist drivel? 2nd Tie Break: From What state did he come? Strom Thurmond 24 hrs 18 min South Carolina (the Rhode Island of the South)


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