Ethics Jeopardy

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Contestants
Dont Forget...
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Always phrase your answers in the form of a
question!
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Hands on your buzzers, its...
US Constitution
JEOPARDY!
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Checks Balances
Federalism
Potpourri (Anything)
Articles of Confed
Sep. of Powers
Common Bond
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Articles of Confederation 100
UNDER THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION, EACH STATE
HAD THIS MANY VOTES.
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One
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Articles of Confederation 200
THIS MANY STATES NEEDED TO APPROVE SOMETHING
WITHIN CONGRESS FOR IT TO PASS.
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9 of 13
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Articles of Confederation 300
A MAJOR WEAKNESS UNDER THE ARTICLES WAS THAT
THERE WAS NOT ONE OF THESE PEOPLE TO BE THE FACE
OF THE NATION.
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A President / leader
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Articles of Confederation 400
THIS RARE SUCCESS OF THE ARTICLES OF
CONFEDERATION ESTABLISHED A METHOD FOR ADMITTING
NEW STATES
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The Northwest Ordinance of 1787
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Articles of Confederation 500
THIS EVENT SIGNALED THAT THE ARTICLES DID NOT
WORK BECAUSE THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT WAS TOO
WEAK. IT LED TO THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
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Shays Rebellion
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Separation of Powers 100
THE PRESIDENT IS THE HEAD OF THIS BRANCH
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Executive
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Separation of Powers 200
THIS BRANCH INTERPRETS THE LAW
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Judicial
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Separation of Powers 300
THERE ARE 100 SENATORS. THIS IS BECAUSE EACH
STATE GETS THIS MANY
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Two
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Separation of Powers 400
THIS BRANCH COULD BE DESCRIBED AS BICAMERAL
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Legislative
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Separation of Powers 500
NONE OF THE HIGHEST MEMBERS OF THIS BRANCH ARE
ELECTED BY THE PEOPLE
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Judicial
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Federalism 100
THE POWER TO BUILD ROADS BELONGS TO THIS
GOVERNMENT
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Both the state and national governments
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Federalism 200
DAILY DOUBLE
ONLY THIS GOVERNMENT CAN COIN MONEY
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The Federal Government
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Federalism 300
THIS GOVERNMENT HAS THE RIGHT TO ESTABLISH A
MILITARY
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The Federal Government
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Federalism 400
THE RIGHT TO ESTABLISH SCHOOLS BELONGS TO THIS
GOVERNMENT
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State Governments
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Federalism 500
THIS GOVERNMENT IS ABLE TO RAISE TAXES
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Both the state and federal government
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Common Bond 100
LEGISLATIVE EXECUTIVE JUDICIAL
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The Three Branches
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Common Bond 200
SECRETARY OF STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL SECRETARY
OF DEFENSE
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Members of the Cabinet
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Common Bond 300
FREEDOM OF SPEECH FREEDOM OF RELIGION FREEDOM
OF THE PRESS
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Rights protected by the 1st Amendment
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Common Bond 400
35 YEARS OLD NATURAL BORN US CITIZEN US
RESIDENT FOR 14 YEARS
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Qualifications to be president
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Common Bond 500
ANTONIN SCALIA SONYA SOTOMAYOR CLARENCE THOMAS
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Supreme Court Justices
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Checks Balances 100
IF THE PRESIDENT DOES NOT LIKE AN ACT, HE CAN DO
THIS TO IT TO STOP IT
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Veto
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Checks Balances 200
IF THE PRESIDENT OR A JUSTICE BREAKS THE LAW, IT
IS UP TO THIS BRANCH TO IMPEACH THEM
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Legislative
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Checks Balances 300
THE JUDICIAL BRANCH CAN DO THIS TO A LAW IN ORDER
TO CHECK THE POWER OF THE LEGISLATURE
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Declare the law unconstitutional
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Checks Balances 400
IF CONGRESS DOES NOT AGREE WITH AN INTERPRETATION
OF THE SUPREME COURT, THEY CAN DO THIS TO THE
CONSTITUTION.
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Amend the Constitution
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Checks Balances 500
IF THE PRESIDENT VETOES A LAW, THE CONGRESS CAN
OVERRIDE IT DOING THIS
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Getting a 2/3 Vote
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Potpourri 100
THE FIRST 10 AMENDMENTS ARE ALSO CALLED THIS.
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• THE BILL
• OF
• RIGHTS

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Potpourri 200
THIS IS ONE OF NY STATE'S TWO SENATORS
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• Chuck Schumer
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• Kirsten Gillibrand

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Potpourri 300
A US PRESIDENT CAN ONLY BE ELECTED THIS MANY
TIMES.
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• 2

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Potpourri 400
SUPREME COURT JUSTICES SERVE FOR THIS LONG.
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• THEY SERVE FOR LIFE

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Potpourri 500

• THIS SUCCESS OF THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION SET
  UP THE PROCESS FOR ADDING NEW STATES.

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• Northwest Ordinance of 1787

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5-Principles of Govt
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Getting an A
NY v. US Constitution
The First Amendment
Which Branch Am I In?
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NY v. US Constitution 200
THIS CONSTITUTION IS RE-WRITTEN TO CHANGE.
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New York
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NY v. US Constitution 400
THIS MAN WAS CRUCIALLY INVOLVED IN THE WRITING OF
THE NY CONSTITUTION.
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John Jay
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NY v. US Constitution 600
NY DOES NOT HAVE A HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
INSTEAD IT HAS THIS.
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An Assembly
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NY v. US Constitution 800
A KEY SIMILARITY BETWEEN THE TWO CONSTITUTIONS IS
THAT BOTH SEPARATE POWERS INTO THESE.
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3-Branches
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NY v. US Constitution 1000
THE FEDERAL EXECUTIVE BRANCH IS HEADED UP BY A
PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT. NEW YORK'S
EXECUTIVE BRANCH IS HEADED UP BY THESE.
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Governor and Lieutenant Governor
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The First Amendment 200
GOVERNMENT CAN'T TELL YOU WHAT TO BELIEVE BECAUSE
OF THIS.
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Freedom of religion
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The First Amendment 400
GOVERNMENT CAN'T TELL YOU WHAT TO SAY OR NOT SAY
BECAUSE OF THIS.
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Freedom of speech
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The First Amendment 600
GOVERNMENT CAN'T STOP THE NEWSPAPER FROM PRINTING
STORIES AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT BECAUSE OF THIS.
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Freedom of the press
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The First Amendment 800
GOVERNMENT CAN'T PUNISH YOU FOR PUTTING YOUR NAME
ON ONE OF THESE.
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A petition
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DAILY DOUBLE
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The First Amendment 1000
DAILY DOUBLE
GOVERNMENT CAN'T ARREST YOU FOR HAVING A MEETING
BECAUSE OF THIS.
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Freedom of assembly
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Stupid Answers 200
THIS COMPROMISE LET SLAVE STATES COUNT 3/5 OF
THEIR SLAVES.
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Three-Fifths Compromise
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Stupid Answers 400
ROGER SHERMAN PROPOSED THIS COMPROMISE WHICH
TURNED OUT TO BE A GREAT IDEA BECAUSE IT ADDED A
SENATE AND A HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
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The Great Compromise
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Stupid Answers 600
MUCH LIKE HOW THE PREAMBLE OF THE DECLARATION
OUTLINED THE GOALS OF THE DOCUMENT, THIS PART OF
THE CONSTITUTION OUTLINES THE GOALS OF THE
GOVERNMENT.
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Preamble of the Constitution
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Stupid Answers 800
THE PRESIDENT CANNOT MAKE YOUR TAXES HIGHER
BECAUSE IT IS THE LEGISLATIVE BRANCH THAT DOES
THIS WITH LAWS.
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Makes the laws
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Stupid Answers 1000
DANIEL SHAYS LED THIS REBELLION WHICH SIGNALED
THAT THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT WAS TOO WEAK UNDER
THE ARTICLES.
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Shays Rebellion
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WHICH BRANCH AM I IN? 200
CHIEF JUSTICE JOHN ROBERTS
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Judicial
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WHICH BRANCH AM I IN? 400
VICE-PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN
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Executive
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WHICH BRANCH AM I IN? 600
SENATE MAJORITY LEADER HARRY REID
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Legislative
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WHICH BRANCH AM I IN? 800
ATTORNEY GENERAL ERIC HOLDER
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Executive
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WHICH BRANCH AM I IN? 1000
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE JOHN BOEHNER
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Legislative
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5-Principles of Government 200
THE POWERS OF GOVERNMENT ARE BROKEN UP INTO
3-BRANCHES.
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Separation of Powers
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5-Principles of Government 400
THIS PROTECTS AGAINST ONE BRANCH BECOMING TOO
POWERFUL.
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Checks and Balances
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5-Principles of Government 600
POWER IS SHARED BETWEEN THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT
AND THE STATES.
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Federalism
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5-Principles of Government 800
GOVERNMENT ONLY HAS THE POWER TO DO WHAT IT MUST
DO, AND LEADERS MUST OBEY THE LAW TOO.
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Limited Government
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5-Principles of Government 1000
WE THE PEOPLE HAVE ALL OF THE POWER IN GOVERNMENT.
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Popular Sovereignty
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Getting an A 200
A CHANGE TO THE CONSTITUTION.
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Amendment
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Getting an A 400
THE FIRST GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA.
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Articles of Confederation
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Getting an A 600
NEW YORK'S VERSION OF THE HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES.
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• Assembly

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Getting an A 800
THE HEAD OF THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT.
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• Attorney General

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Getting an A 1000
HOW SUPREME COURT JUSTICES GET THEIR JOBS.
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• Appointed by the President

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