US Constitution Jeopardy

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US Constitution Jeopardy

• Ms. Buck - Civics

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The Articles The Principles The Bill of Rights Criminal Rights I Plead the Fifth
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The Articles 100

• How many articles are in the United States
  Constitution?
• SEVEN

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The Articles 200

• What does Article I of the US Constitution
  establish
• The Legislative Branch

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The Articles 300

• Which of the Articles creates a Supreme Court and
  a system of lower courts
• Article III

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The Articles 400

• Which article of the US Constitution defines the
  relationships between the states the states to
  the national government?
• Article IV (Four)

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The Articles 500

• Also known as the Supremacy Clause, this article
  states that the laws of the national government
  supersede the laws of the states.
• Article VI (Six)

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The Principles 100

• We the People demonstrates which of the six
  constitutional principles?
• Popular Sovereignty

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The Principles 200

• This system ensures that no single branch can act
  without the influence of the other branches?
• Checks Balances

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The Principles 300

• This principle states that the government must
  obey the laws of the Constitution that its
  power is limited by the constitution.
• Limited Government

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The Principles 400

• According to this principle, power is divided
  equally between the state and national
  governments?
• Federalism

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The Principles 500

• Because of this principle, the Supreme Court has
  the authority to determine if an action or law of
  the government violates the Constitution.
• Judicial Review

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The Bill of Rights - 100

• Guarantees that Congress shall make no law
  regarding the establishment or endorsement of a
  national religion.
• Amendment 1

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The Bill of Rights - 200

• Protects against unlawful searches or seizures of
  person or property.
• Amendment 4

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The Bill of Rights - 300

• States that you have the right to an attorney or
  other legal representation if charged for a
  serious crime.
• Amendment 6

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The Bill of Rights - 400

• Protects the rights that are not listed in the
  Constitution but still need to be protected.
• Amendment 9

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The Bill of Rights - 500

• What are the four criminal rights amendments in
  the Bill of Rights?
• Amendments 4, 5, 6, 8

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Criminal Rights - 100

• According to the Fourth Amendment, who must
  issued a search or arrest warrant?
• A Judge

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Criminal Rights - 200

• What does the Eighth Amendment protect against?
• Cruel Unusual Punishments, Excessive Bails
  Fines

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Criminal Rights - 300

• This was the court case that guaranteed that
  anyone held for a felony must be offered the
  services of legal representation (a lawyer).
• Gideon v. Wainwright

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Criminal Rights - 400

• These are the rights read to a person before
  police questioning which begin with you have the
  right to remain silent
• Miranda Rights

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Criminal Rights - 500

• List three circumstances when a warrant is NOT
  necessary?
• Caught in the Act
• Evidence is in open view
• Evidence is in the trash
• you give permission

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I Plead the Fifth - 100

• When a person cannot be tried for the same
  instance of crime twice.
• Double Jeopardy

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I Plead the Fifth - 200

• The legal process that ensures that a persons
  life, liberty, and/or property is not taken away
  without good reason.
• Due Process of Law

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I Plead the Fifth - 300

• A type of hearing where the prosecution present
  evidence to see if there is reason enough to
  formally charge a person for a crime.
• Grand Jury Hearing

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I Plead the Fifth - 400

• The formal charge of a crime issued following a
  Grand Jury Hearing.
• Indictment

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I Plead the Fifth - 500

• Requires the government to pay fair compensation
  if they take a persons property for a public
  work.
• Eminent Domain