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Jeopardy-style Quiz on the U.S. Constitution and Founding Principles

Dive into an engaging Jeopardy-style quiz that tests your knowledge of American government, the Constitution, and the founding fathers. Explore categories like Federalism, Amendments, and key historical events. Answer questions such as the requirements to run for president, the significance of the Electoral College, and the evolution of suffrage amendments. Whether you're a student or a history enthusiast, this interactive quiz provides a fun way to reinforce your understanding of the law of the land. Click to begin your challenge!

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Jeopardy-style Quiz on the U.S. Constitution and Founding Principles

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  1. Jeopardy Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Click to begin.

  2. Choose a point value. Choose a point value. Click here for Final Jeopardy

  3. THE LAW OF THE LAND FOUNDING FATHERS AMEND ME! FEDERALISM DOLLARS & CENTS F UNIT 1 GRAB BAG 10 Point 10 Point 10 Point 10 Point 10 Point 20 Points 20 Points 20 Points 20 Points 20 Points 30 Points 30 Points 30 Points 30 Points 30 Points 40 Points 40 Points 40 Points 40 Points 40 Points 50 Points 50 Points 50 Points 50 Points 50 Points

  4. COMPROMISE BETWEEN LARGE STATES AND SMALL STATES

  5. GREAT OR CT COMPROMISE

  6. TO CHARGE A POLITICAL OFFICIAL WITH HIGH CRIMES OR MISDEMEANORS

  7. IMPEACHMENT

  8. HOW THE PRESIDENT IS ELECTED

  9. ELECTORAL COLLEGE

  10. 3 REQUIREMENTS TO RUN FOR PRESIDENT

  11. AT LEAST 35, NATURAL BORN CITIZEN, 14 YEAR RESIDENT

  12. MAXIMUM NUMBER OF YEARS THAT A PRESIDENT MAY SERVE

  13. 10

  14. AUTHOR OF FEDERALIST #10

  15. JAMES MADISON

  16. FIRST SECRETARY OF TREASURY

  17. ALEXANDER HAMILTON

  18. CHAIRMAN OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

  19. GEORGE WASHINGTON

  20. FOUNDERS THOUGHT THESE WERE VEHICLES OF SELF-INTEREST

  21. POLITICAL PARTIES

  22. FOUNDING FATHER WHO WAS NOT AT THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

  23. THOMAS JEFFERSON

  24. NUMBER OF CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS

  25. 27

  26. THE ONLY CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO HAVE REPEALED ANOTHER

  27. 21ST – REPEAL OF PROHIBITION

  28. TOPIC & AMENDMENT IN QUESTION IN WISCONSIN v. YODER

  29. 1ST AMENDMENT – FREE EXERCISE OF RELIGION

  30. 3 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS THAT EXPANDED SUFFRAGE – NUMBERS & SUBJECTS

  31. 15TH – FULL MANHOOD SUFFRAGE; 19TH – WOMAN SUFFRAGE; 26TH – 18 YEAR OLD SUFFRAGE

  32. NAME 1 INFORMAL METHOD OF AMENDING THE CONSTITUTION

  33. JUDICIAL INTERPRETATION, CHANGING POLITICAL PRACTICES, TECHNOLOGY, INCREASE OF PRESIDENTIAL POWER

  34. TYPE OF GRANT THAT GIVE $ TO STATES FOR A BROAD PROGRAM UNDER STATE CONTROL

  35. BLOCK GRANT

  36. PATTERN OF TAXING, SPENDING, AND PROVIDING GRANTS; INVOLVES STATES & FEDERAL GOVTS.

  37. FISCAL FEDERALISM

  38. FEDERAL GOVT. SURPLUS $$ SHARED WITH STATES

  39. REVENUE SHARING

  40. WHAT THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT IS AN EXAMPLE OF

  41. UNFUNDED MANDATE

  42. DEFINE DEVOLUTION

  43. NATIONAL GOVT. METHOD OF TRANSFERRING OR DELEGATING AUTHORITY TO THE STATES

  44. THE “FATHER” OF THE CONSTITUTION

  45. JAMES MADISON

  46. THE EFFECTS OF THESE MUST BE CHECKED

  47. FACTIONS

  48. MADISON SAYS THIS IS THE “MOST COMMON” SOURCE OF FACTIONS

  49. UNEQUAL DISTRIBUTION OF PROPERTY

  50. TERM TO DESCRIBE AN INDIVIDUAL’S ABILITY TO PROPOSE A LAW (CALIFORNIA)

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