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Page 1: Final Jeopardy Question Early Years of our U.S. government Congress 100 VocabularySupreme Court Elections 500 400 300 200 100 200 300 400 500 400 300 200

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Who is the Father of the Constitution

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Madison

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What did the Anti-Federalists Believe the Constitution Lacked

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Bill of Rights

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In a presidential form of government What is the relationship between the executive and legislative branches?

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The executive branch (president) and the legislative branch are independent and elected separately

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What are the characteristics of a state?

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populationgovernmentsovereigntyterritory

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Explain the Connecticut Compromise

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Bicameral legislatureHouse – popSenate – equal number per state

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Voting according to their party’s wishes is known as

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A Partisan vote

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How many members in the House of Representatives?Is this number listed in theConstitution?

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435 – no

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Explain what is meant by Congress using the Elastic Clause?

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Congress has the power to make all laws necessary andproper

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What vote is needed to approve treaties?What vote is needed to approve Presidential appointments?Who is responsible for these approvals?

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Treaties 2/3appointments – majority Senate

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Explain the conference committee’s responsibility and why it is called the 3rd house?

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Compromise when bills are different between the House and the SenateCan only send one bill to the President to consider

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What amendment addressed the order of succession?What amendment deals with term limits for the President?

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25th - succession

22nd – term limits

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Explain the benefits of executiveagreements?

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President can take action without the approval of Congress

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List the original cabinet departments created by Pres. Washington

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Dept of WarDept of TreasuryDept of StateAttorney General

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What takes place at the national convention?

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Keynote speakersselection of candidatesPolitical Platform of the partyMotivation of Party members

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Explain how the Power of the Presidents has expanded over time

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1. Strong Presidents expand the responsibilities of the job2. American public demands more from their leader3. National Emergencies require decisive action

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The court that hears a case first is known as

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original jurisdiction

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What is a grand jury?

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determines if there is enoughevidence to warrant a trial

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Why might a court allow limits on free speech and expression?

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The government believes the limits are necessary to protectthe public during emergencies

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List the standards used for the religion using the Establishment Clause and State Aid

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1. The purpose must be secular2. the aid must not have the effect

of advancing or inhibiting religion

3. the aid must avoid excessive entanglement

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Name 6 of the Current Supreme Court Justices

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Chief Justice Roberts, Anthony Scalia, Anthony Kennedy, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Stephen Breyer, David Souter, Samuel Alito, Clarence Thomas, John Paul Stevens

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What is the role of minor parties?

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To Bring attention to the issues

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Why don’t people choose to vote?

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Voter registration requirements

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What is the role of the of the FEC?

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independent agency that deals with campaign finances

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Explain Open Primary , Blanket Primary and Closed Primary

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Open primary – registered voter can choose an Rep or DemClosed Primary – registered as a Dem or Rep and get that ballot for primaryBlanket Primary – all candidates on the slate

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List four functions of political parties

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win electionswatchdognominate candidatescarrying out the responsibilities of gov’t educate the public on the issues

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What are public opinion polls?

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Scientific polls of the people’s positions on the issues

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What is the role of the PresidentPro Tempore?

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To run the Senate when the Vice President is not there

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Explain the Electoral College and the number of votes needed to win the presidency?

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Winner take all for states to elect the Pres/V-P 270 Electoral votes needed

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Define Dissenting OpinionAffirmative ActionDe Jure Segregation

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1. disagree with the majority opinion of the supreme ct ruling

2. Fed Gov’t program to adjust to discrimination

3. Segregation that exists due to laws or gov’t decisions

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Explain Writ of Habeas CorpusPrior RestraintCivil Service

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1. Can’t be held without knowing the charges against you2. can’t tell you not to publish due to potential harm or violence3. non-elected gov’t workers who are qualified for the jobs.

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Name the 40 of the U.S. Presidents

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Type Answer Here

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This Jeopardy Game was Created by: Sara Feltman, 5th Grade Teacher

Scott Elementary School1999-2000 School Year


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