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4. The Constitution is divided into … articles next

5. Seven $100

6. The Constitution was written to replace what failing document? next

7. Articles of Confederation $200

8. This word means to accept the Constitution, each state had to do this before the Constitution could take affect… next

9. Ratify $300

10. …means that Congress is divided into two parts: House and Senate next

11. Bicameral $400

12. Only way to change the Constitution next

13. Amendment $500

14. Number of Amendments in the Bill of Rights? next

15. 10 $100

16. Reason why it is so difficult to interpret the rights in the Bill of Rights next

17. Rights are Vague $200

18. Police must have a … to search a person or a person’s property next

19. Search Warrant $300

20. Gives a person the right to be protected from cruel and unusual punishment, excessive fines and bail next

21. 8 th Amendment $400

22. Gives the government the right to take your property if the public will benefit from it… next

23. Eminent Domain $500

24. Month that the founding fathers met to discuss changing the failing government… next

25. May $100

26. Founding Father that was not present during the entire Constitutional Convention, despite being the best “writer and educated man” next

27. Thomas Jefferson $200

28. Number of States that accepted the Constitution before 1791 next

29. 9 $300

30. City where the Constitutional Convention gathered… next

31. Philadelphia $400

32. Under the Articles of Confederation most of the governments power remained with the… next

33. States $500

34. This founding father was chosen to lead the Constitutional Convention… next

35. George Washington $100

36. Founding Father who proposed the Virginia Plan next

37. James Madison $200

38. Founding Father who proposed the New Jersey Plan next

39. William Patterson $300

40. Reason why the Anti- Federalists opposed the Constitution… next

41. No Bill of Rights $400

42. The founding fathers wrote the Constitution to prevent the government from … its powers next

43. Abusing $500

44. The Five “Freedoms” next

45. Speech, Religion, Press, Assembly, Petition $100

46. Group that formed in opposition to the Constitution next

47. Anti-Federalists $200

48. The Constitution is known as the…because the founding fathers agreed to disagree and gave ideas up next

49. Great Compromise $300

50. The Constitution is split into four parts which are… next

51. Preamble, Articles, Sections, Amendments $400

52. Plan that called for equal votes for every state, big or small next

53. New Jersey Plan $500

54. Daily Double next

55. Final Jeopardy Today’s Category: The Constitution next

56. The Articles of the Constitution talk about the three branches of government…What are the three branches and what is each of their responsibilities next

57. Legislative – Make Laws Executive – Carry Out Laws Judicial – Interpret Laws next

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61. This Compromise said slaves counted as 60% of a white person next

62. Three-Fifths Compromise $200

63. Number of “changes” that have been made to the Constitution… next

64. 27 $400

65. Rebellion of Farmers that showed the government was too weak to control the 13 states next

66. Shay’s Rebellion $600 $600

67. “Process” used to change the Constitution next

68. Amendment Process $800

69. Article of the Constitution that deals with the powers of the states next

70. Article 4 $1000

71. Why did the founding fathers want citizens to have the first five rights in the first amendment? next

72. Rights that they did not have that the king of England did not give them $200

73. The fourth Amendment guarantees a person the right of… next

74. Due Process $400

75. Power not given to the national government belong to the states and the citizens next

76. Tenth Amendment $600

77. To search property without a warrant, police must have… next

78. Reasonable Suspicion $800

79. Amendment that gives rights not listed in the Constitution to the people next

80. Ninth Amendment $1000

81. To give the states the power to rule themselves, each state was allowed to write a… next

82. State Constitution $200

83. Group of states that wished to abolish “get rid” of slavery… next

84. Northern States $400

85. Group of states that wished to keep slavery, it was their way of life… next

86. Southern States $600

87. The year when all 13 states accepted the Constitution next

88. 1791 $800

89. The founding fathers wanted to keep religion out of government so they separated… next

90. Church and State $1000

91. Group that formed in opposition to the Constitution next

92. Anti-Federalists $200

93. Founding Father who proposed the Connecticut Plan next

94. Roger Sherman $400

95. The three plans for the Constitution proposed during the Convention next

96. Virginia, New Jersey, Connecticut Plans $600

97. All three plans for the Constitution wanted to deal with … in the government for each state next

98. Representation $800

99. This was used to determine the number of representatives for each state, big states benefited from this and small states did not next

100. Population $1000

101. Number of Senators for every state next

102. 2 $200

103. …means that each branch of the U.S. Government can control the other two branches next

104. Checks and Balances $400

105. This issue the founding fathers agreed to let go until 1808 next

106. Slavery $600

107. Way that your freedom of speech could be limited… next

108. Saying something false about a person, yelling fire in a room and someone gets hurt $800

109. Way that your freedom of religion could be limited… next

110. You force others to practice a religion that they do not believe in $1000

111. Daily Double next

112. Final Jeopardy Today’s Category:

113. Answer next

114. Question

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