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Jeopardy The Game of Knowledge

Jeopardy The Game of Knowledge. The Constitution & Bill of Rights. Constitutional Principles. Powers. Branches. Vocabulary. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. Branches $100?.

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Jeopardy The Game of Knowledge

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  1. JeopardyThe Game of Knowledge

  2. The Constitution & Bill of Rights Constitutional Principles Powers Branches Vocabulary 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500

  3. Branches $100? This branch of government makes the laws, it consists of the Congress with the House of Representatives and the Senate.

  4. Branches$100 Answer Legislative Branch

  5. Branches$200? This branch of government interprets the laws.

  6. Branches $200 Answer Judicial Branch

  7. Branches $300? This branch of government enforces the laws.

  8. Vocabulary $300 Answer Executive Branch

  9. Branches $400? This branch of government contains a Cabinet that is appointed by the Chief Executive.

  10. Branches $400 Answer Executive Branch

  11. Branches $500? This groupwithin the Legislative Branch approves the President’s appointments.

  12. Branches $500 Answer The Senate

  13. Constitution Principles $100? People are the source of the government’s power.

  14. Constitution Principles $100 Answer Popular Sovereignty

  15. Constitution Principles $200? Basic liberties and rights of all citizens are guaranteed in the Bill of Rights.

  16. Constitution Principles $200 Answer Individual Rights

  17. Constitution Principles $300? The Constitution limits the actions of government by specifically listing powers it does and does not have.

  18. Constitution Principles $300 Answer Limited Government

  19. Constitution Principles $400? People elect their political representatives.

  20. Constitution Principles $400 Answer Republicanism

  21. Constitution Principles $500? Each of the three branches of government has its own responsibilities.

  22. Constitution Principles $500 Answer Separation of Powers

  23. Vocabulary $100? This word means people vote for others to represent them.

  24. Vocabulary $100 Answer Republicanism

  25. Vocabulary $200? This word means that power is shared between the states and the Federal government.

  26. Vocabulary $200 Answer Federalism

  27. Vocabulary $300? This word means rights that can not be taken away, God given rights.

  28. Vocabulary $300 Answer Unalienable rights

  29. Vocabulary $400? The powers of the government are separated among three co-equal branches of government.

  30. Vocabulary $400 Answer Separation of Powers

  31. Various $500? This term means our government can only do certain things; government power is not unlimited.

  32. Vocabulary $500 Answer Limited Government

  33. Powers $100? This word means powers only belonging to the federal government.

  34. Powers $100 Answer Enumerated Powers

  35. Powers $200 This word means powers that are retained by the states.

  36. Powers $200 Answer Reserved Powers

  37. Powers $300? This word means powers that are shared by the state & federal government.

  38. Powers $300 Answer Concurrent Powers

  39. Powers $400? Which type of power it this: To conduct foreign affairs

  40. Powers $400 Answer it’s an enumerated power

  41. Powers $500? Which type of power is it: To collect taxes

  42. Powers $500 Answer It’s a concurrent power

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