Post on 13-Dec-2015
100 100 100 100 100 100
200 200 200 200 200 200
300 300 300 300 300 300
400 400 400 400 400 400
500 500 500 500 500 500
What a Con!
Law & Order
I’m Fed Up! Name that Guy!
Culture Club
F
A contract between the people and the government that sets out the limits of
political authority
A 100
What is a constitution?
A 100
This 1869 document gave support to education and
suffrage to adult male African Americans
A 200
What is the Texas Reconstruction Constitution?
A 200
This grants Congress the authority to achieve its goals
A 300
What is the Necessary and Proper Clause?
A 300
This declares that states will honor ‘public acts, records, and judicial rulings’ of other
States
A 400
What is the Full Faith and Credit Clause?
A 400
This prevents a state from treating the citizens of other
states in a discriminatory manner with regard to basic
civil rights
A 500
What is the Privileges and Immunities Clause?
A 500
These laws passed by legislatures must conform to the Constitution, and state level laws must conform to state constitutions as well
B 100
What are Statute Laws?
B 100
These are the detailed rules and regulations set up by
state agencies, and they must conform to statute law
B 200
What are Administrative Laws?
B 200
This is the idea that the 14th Amendment not only
regulates the procedures due to a citizen before revoking a right, but what right may be
revoked
B 300
What is Substantive Due Process?
B 300
This is the idea that the 14th Amendment guarantees that a
state must abide by certain rules in the act of enforcing
law upon citizens
B 400
What is Procedural Due Process?
B 400
Justice Marshall in Marbury v. Madison established this power of national courts to
invalidate statutes or administrative laws
B 500
What is Judicial Review?
B 500
This is a guaranteed division of power between national
and sub-national level
C 100
What is Federalism?
C 100
This is the idea that each branch should receive a small portion of the other branches’
powers
C 200
What are Checks and Balances?
C 200
This was John Locke’s predominant power, because it is the most active power
C 300
What is Legislative Power?
C 300
C 400
Place A Wager
This is the idea that state governments are inferior to
and must submit to the Federal government
C 400
What is National Supremacy?
C 400
This is the idea that power should be divided so that one
branch does not dominate government and create
tyranny
C 500
What is the Separation of Powers?
C 500
This was the pen-name for the Federalist writers
Hamilton, Madison, and Jay
D 100
Who was Publius?
D 100
This political philosopher wrote the 1st and 2nd Treatise
on Government, refuting Patriarchia and defining the
Social Contract
D 200
Who was John Locke?
D 200
This Englishman led the puritans and Parliament to
overthrow King Charles and the Church of England
D 300
Who was Oliver Cromwell?
D 300
This French aristocrat commented that Americans enjoyed a ‘general condition
of equality’
D 400
Who was Alexis de Tocqueville?
D 400
This political philosopher said that the state of nature was “solitary, poor, nasty,
brutish, and short”
D 500
Who was Thomas Hobbes?
D 500
Question E1
E 100
Answer E1
E 100
Question E2
E 200
Answer E2
E 200
Question E3
E 300
Answer E3
E 300
Question E4
E 400
Answer E4
E 400
Question E5
E 500
Answer E5
E 500
Question F1
F 100
Answer F1
F 100
Question F2
F 200
Answer F2
F 200
Question F3
F 300
Answer F3
F 300
Question F4
F 400
Answer F4
F 400
Question F5
F 500
Answer F5
F 500
Click on screen to begin
Final Question
Click on screen to continue
Final Answer
Click on screen to continue
Thank You for Playing