Nationalism Documents Jeopardy Template

Principles	Documents	Legislative Branch	Executive Branch	Judicial Branch
100 Consent of the Governed People are the source of government power	100 House of Representatives Senate What are the 2 houses of Congress?	100 President Who is the Chief Executive Officer?	100 U.S. District Court Only court with a jury
200 Limited Government Government is not all powerful	200 Bill is: 1) Introduced 2) Committee 3) Debated 4) Voted 5) Signed Describe the lawmaking process.	200 Chief of State, Chief Executive, Chief Legislator, Chief of the Party, Commander-in-Chief, Chief Diplomat, Chief Citizen Name at least 4 ways that the President exercises his power (roles).	200 Felony = MAJOR crime Misdemeanor = MINOR crime What is the difference between a felony and a misdemeanor?
300 Rule of Law Government and those who govern are bound by the law	300 Implied = Suggested (not written) Expressed = Written What is the difference between implied and enumerated powers?	300 Appoint Does the Executive Branch approve or appoint?	300 The U.S. Constitution What does the U.S. Supreme Court interpret?
400 Democracy The people rule	400 First form of National Government for the U.S.	400 False True or False: Congress does not have the power to declare war	400 True True or False: The President prepares the annual budget	400 Marbury vs Madison Which Supreme Court Case established the principle of Judicial Review?
500 Representative Government People elect officeholders to make laws on their behalf	500 Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom Freedom of Religious Beliefs	500 Annually (each year) How often does the Legislative branch approve the national budget?	500 False True or False: The Secretary of Defense is Commander-In-Chief of the military	500 Felony Johnny set his neighbor's mailbox on fire. Is this a felony or misdemeanor?

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