Dive into the intricate web of checks and balances between the three branches of the federal government to ensure no branch oversteps its authority, enhancing your knowledge of American politics.
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People Politics Point of view Government Plans $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 Final Jeopardy $500 $500 $500 $500
C1 $100 Agreement in which each side gives something up.
C1 final The final Jeopardy answer is: Describe the system of checks and balances between the three branches of the federal government. Timer
It is the system that keeps each branch of government from having too much power. Congress can make a law, but the president can veto it. Congress can override the veto if two-thirds of the member of both houses of congress agree. The supreme court can check both congress and the president if it decides a law is unconstitutional C1 final
C2 $500 How did the large states feel that the number of representatives in house of representative should be determined? (What should the number be based on)
C2 $500 Population of the state, meaning larger states would have more of a say in the house of representatives.
C3 $100 Was the first president of the united states.
C3 $500 How did the Small states feel that the number of representatives in house of representative should be determined? (What should the number be based on)
C3 $500 Each state should have equal representation, meaning large and small states would have the same amount of a say in the house of representatives.
C4 $100 The introduction to the constitution is known as this.
C5 $100 “It gives me great pleasure that so much was done…I consider this (the constitution) as laying the foundation for getting rid of slavery in this country…(James Wilson) Slavery discourages arts and manufacturing…Every master of slaves is born a unimportant evil ruler. (George Mason) What is Wilson’s point of view on slavery?
C5 $200 “It gives me great pleasure that so much was done…I consider this (the constitution) as laying the foundation for getting rid of slavery in this country…(James Wilson) Slavery discourages arts and manufacturing…Every master of slaves is born a unimportant evil ruler. (George Mason) What is Mason’s point of view on Slavery?
C5 $300 “It gives me great pleasure that so much was done…I consider this (the constitution) as laying the foundation for getting rid of slavery in this country…(James Wilson) Slavery discourages arts and manufacturing…Every master of slaves is born a unimportant evil ruler. (George Mason) Is Wilson’s statement a fact of an opinion?
C5 $300 Opinion since he uses phrases such as “I consider”
C5 $400 “It gives me great pleasure that so much was done…I consider this (the constitution) as laying the foundation for getting rid of slavery in this country…(James Wilson) Slavery discourages arts and manufacturing…Every master of slaves is born a unimportant evil ruler. (George Mason) How are both men’s Point of View alike?