Ss7 Unit 3 Review Jeopardy Template

Vocabulary	Written Documents	Three Branches of Government	Federalism and Amendments	Testing the Constitution
100 What is not taking a side Define neutral	100 What is the Bill of Rights This was added to the Constitution to protect people's rights and freedoms	100 What is the Judicial Branch This branch of government determines if laws are constitutional or unconstitutional.	100 What is the First Amendment This amendment gives us freedoms of speech, assembly, the press, and petition the government	100 What is the head of the executive branch or presidential power Washington sent troops to protect tax collectors during the Whiskey Rebellion. This action showed he was using this power
200 What is the beginning of a tradition Define precedent	200 What is George Washington's Farewell Address This document explained George Washington's hopes for the future and his reasons for retiring.	200 What is the Legislative Branch This branch of government makes the laws for the United States of America.	200 What are reserved powers State governments have this type of power	200 What is the Louisiana Purchase Thomas Jefferson doubled the size of the United States when he participated in this act
300 What is when one country takes over another country and claims it as their own Define colonization	300 What is the Articles of Confederation This document failed because it gave the states too much power.	300 What is Congress Another name for the legislative branch is	300 Who are Anti-Federalists The Bill of Rights was added to the Constitution to make this group of people happy	300 What is judicial review The Supreme Court case of Marbury vs. Madison established this important power of the Judicial Branch
400 What is the division of power between federal and state governments Define Federalism	400 What is the Constitution This document describes the basic structure, functions, and powers of the United States government.	400 What is the Executive Branch This branch of government has the power to veto laws	400 What is a delegated power It is decided that more postal offices are needed in the United States. This is an example of which power under the system of federalism	400 What is the War of 1812 James Madison showed his power as head of the executive branch by being Commander in Chief during this conflict
500 What is someone who approved of the Constitution containing a strong central government Define Federalist	500 What is checks and balances. The system described in the Constitution that ensures one branch of government doesn't become too powerful.	500 What are the Senate and House of Representatives Congress is composed of these two houses	500 What is a concurrent power Raising taxes is an example of this kind of power under the system of federalism	500 What are 1. The US would not interfere with European affairs, 2. The US would not interfere with pre-existing colonies in the Americas, 3. The Western Hemisphere was closed to future colonization, 4. If a European power tried to interfere with any nation in the Americas, it would be viewed as a hostile act against the US List the parts of the Monroe Doctrine

SS7 Unit 3 Review

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