Challenge 1 American Government
This set has dates for terms, as well as constitution facts.
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156119428 | Magna Carta | 1215 | |
156119429 | Columbus | 1492 | |
156119430 | Jamestown | 1607 | |
156119431 | Plymouth | 1620 | |
156119432 | Lexington+Concord | 1775 | |
156119433 | Declaration of Independence | 1776 | |
156119434 | Saratoga | 1777 | |
156119435 | Valley Forge | 1777 | |
156119436 | Articles of Confederation | 1781 | |
156119437 | Constitution | 1787, 1789 | |
156119438 | Bill of Rights | 1791 | |
156119439 | Cotton Gin | 1793 | |
156119440 | Louisiana Purchase | 1803 | |
156119441 | War of 1812 | 1812 | |
156119442 | Missouri Compromise | 1820 | |
156119443 | Monroe Doctrine | 1823 | |
156119444 | Gold Rush | 1848 | |
156119445 | Erie Canal | 1825 | |
156119446 | Trail of Tears | 1831 | |
156119447 | Manifest Destiny | 1840's | |
156119448 | Mexican War | 1846 | |
156119449 | Seneca Falls | 1848 | |
156119450 | Underground Railroad | 1810-1850 | |
156119451 | Women's Suffrage | 1800's-1900's | |
156119452 | Civil War | 1861-1865 | |
156119453 | Emancipation Proclamation | 1863 | |
156119454 | Reconstruction | 1867-1877 | |
156119455 | Transcontinental Railroad | 1863-1869 | |
156119456 | Robber Barons | 1934 | |
156119457 | Statue of Liberty | 1886 | |
156119458 | Yellow Journalism | 1895-1898 | |
156119459 | Spanish-American War | 1898 | |
156119460 | Imperialism | 1850-1900 | |
156119461 | Panama Canal | 1904-1914 | |
156119462 | World War I | 1914-1918 | |
156119463 | Spanish Flu | 1917-1920 | |
156119464 | Isolationism | early 1900's | |
156119465 | Stock Market Crash | 1929 | |
156119466 | Franklin Roosevelt | 1882-1945 | |
156119467 | Eleanor Roosevelt | 1884-1962 | |
156119468 | The Dust Bowl | 1930's | |
156119469 | Sandra Day O'Connor | 1930-2006 | |
156119470 | Camp David | 1935 | |
156119471 | New Deal | 1933-1936 | |
156119472 | Social Security | 1935 | |
156119473 | Pearl Harbor | 1941 | |
156119474 | Hiroshima+Nagasaki | 1945 | |
156119475 | United Nations | 1945 | |
156119476 | Containment | 1946 | |
156119477 | Marshal Plan | 1947-1951 | |
156119478 | Korean War | 1950-1953 | |
156119479 | Brown V. Board | 1954 | |
156119480 | Cuban Missile Crisis | 1962 | |
156119481 | Space Race | 1955-1969 | |
156119482 | Kennedy Assassination | 1963 | |
156119483 | Rosa Parks | 1913-2005 | |
156119484 | Martin Luther King Jr. | 1929-1968 | |
156119485 | Great Society | 1964-1965 | |
156119486 | Berlin Wall | 1961-1989 | |
156119487 | Neil Armstrong+Edwin Aldrin | 1969 | |
156119488 | Watergate Trials | 1970's | |
156119489 | 9/11 | 2001 | |
156119490 | How many delegates were at the Constitutional Convention? | 55 | |
156119491 | The Constitution was written in_______ | Pennsylvania | |
156119492 | The _______ lists the goals of the Constitution. | Preamble | |
156119493 | The ______ branch makes laws | Legislative | |
156119494 | Representatives must be at least ___ years old. | 25 | |
156119495 | Representatives must be at least ___ years a US citizen. | 7 | |
156119496 | Representatives must from the _____ in which they are elected | district | |
156119497 | Representatives serve a _____ year term. | 2 | |
156119498 | Representation in the House of Representatives is based on the ______ of the state. | Population | |
156119499 | The Head of the House of Representatives is the _________________. | Speaker of the house | |
156119500 | Senators must be at least ____ years old | 30 | |
156119501 | Senators must be _____ years a US citizen. | 9 | |
156119502 | Senators must live in the ______ which they are elected from. | state | |
156119503 | Senators serve a ___ year term. | 6 | |
156119504 | The senate has _____ representation. | equal | |
156119505 | There are ____ (how many) senators from each state. | 2 | |
156119506 | The Head of the Senate is the __________. | Vice President | |
156119507 | The Executive Branch ________ laws. | enforces | |
156119508 | Presidents must be at least ____ years old. | 35 | |
156119509 | Presidents must be a ______ US citizen. | born | |
156119510 | Presidents must have lived in the US for ____ years. | 14 | |
156119511 | The president serves a ____ year term. | 4 | |
156119512 | The President can serve no more than ___ terms. | 2 | |
156119513 | The Judicial branch _________ laws. | interprets | |
156119514 | Judges serve for ______ (how long). | life | |
156119515 | Powers given to the Federal Government are called __________ powers | delegated | |
156119516 | Powers kept for the states are called __________ powers. | reserved | |
156119517 | Powers that are shared by the Federal and State governments are called ________ powers | concurrent | |
156119518 | Amendments are proposed by ______. | 2/3 | |
156119519 | Amendments are approved by _____. | 3/4 | |
156119520 | Article VI of the Constitution says the Constitution is the ______________. | supreme law of the land | |
156119521 | The constitution was adopted _____ of the 13 states approved it. | 9 | |
156119522 | There have been ______ amendments to the Constitution. | 27 | |
156119523 | The first 10 amendments are called the ______________. | Bill of Rights | |
156119524 | Who is the head of the executive branch? | The president | |
156119525 | Who is in the judicial branch? | supreme and federal courts | |
156119526 | Who is in the legislative branch? | Congress | |
156119527 | What Check does the legislative branch have over the Executive branch? | impeach | |
156119528 | What check does the president have over the legislative branch? | Power of veto and recommend legislation. | |
156119529 | What Check does the president have over the judicial branch? | appoints judges | |
156119530 | What check does the congress have over the judicial branch? | approve judge appointments | |
156119531 | What check does the supreme court have over the legislative branch? | Declare laws unconstitutional | |
156119532 | What check does the supreme court have over the executive branch? | Declare actions unconstitutional | |
156119533 | Which amendment says that you can't be forced to testify against yourself? | 5 | |
156119534 | The ____ amendment guarantees the freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition. | 1 | |
156119535 | The 2nd amendment guarantees the right to ___________ | bear arms | |
156119536 | The ____ amendment protects us from illegal search and seizure. | 4 | |
156119537 | The 3rd amendment says that there shall be no quartering ____________ in homes during peacetime. | of troops | |
156119538 | The 6th amendment says that if you are accused of a crime, you have a right to trial ___________. | with jury | |
156119539 | Which amendment says there shall be no cruel and unusual punishment? | 8 | |
156119540 | The 10th amendment says that rights not given to the federal government belong to the _______________. | states and the people | |
156119541 | The 13 amendment freed the ______. | Slaves | |
156119542 | The 14th amendment gave ___________ to slaves. | citizenship | |
156119543 | The 15th amendment gave freedmen the right to ______. | vote | |
156119544 | The 16th amendment made __________constitutional. | income tax | |
156119545 | The 18th amendment made __________ illegal. | prohibition | |
156119546 | Which amendment repealed the 18th amendment? | 21 | |
156119547 | The ____ amendment limits the president to 2 terms. | 22 | |
156119548 | Which amendment gave women the right to vote? | 19 | |
156119549 | Which amendment said there would be no poll tax? | 24 | |
156119550 | The 26th amendment gave 18 year-olds the right to _______. | vote |