Flashcards: Challenge 1 American Government

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Magna Carta 1215
Columbus 1492
Jamestown 1607
Plymouth 1620
Lexington+Concord 1775
Declaration of Independence 1776
Saratoga 1777
Valley Forge 1777
Articles of Confederation 1781
Constitution 1787, 1789
Bill of Rights 1791
Cotton Gin 1793
Louisiana Purchase 1803
War of 1812 1812
Missouri Compromise 1820
Monroe Doctrine 1823
Gold Rush 1848
Erie Canal 1825
Trail of Tears 1831
Manifest Destiny 1840's
Mexican War 1846
Seneca Falls 1848
Underground Railroad 1810-1850
Women's Suffrage 1800's-1900's
Civil War 1861-1865
Emancipation Proclamation 1863
Reconstruction 1867-1877
Transcontinental Railroad 1863-1869
Robber Barons 1934
Statue of Liberty 1886
Yellow Journalism 1895-1898
Spanish-American War 1898
Imperialism 1850-1900
Panama Canal 1904-1914
World War I 1914-1918
Spanish Flu 1917-1920
Isolationism early 1900's
Stock Market Crash 1929
Franklin Roosevelt 1882-1945
Eleanor Roosevelt 1884-1962
The Dust Bowl 1930's
Sandra Day O'Connor 1930-2006
Camp David 1935
New Deal 1933-1936
Social Security 1935
Pearl Harbor 1941
Hiroshima+Nagasaki 1945
United Nations 1945
Containment 1946
Marshal Plan 1947-1951
Korean War 1950-1953
Brown V. Board 1954
Cuban Missile Crisis 1962
Space Race 1955-1969
Kennedy Assassination 1963
Rosa Parks 1913-2005
Martin Luther King Jr. 1929-1968
Great Society 1964-1965
Berlin Wall 1961-1989
Neil Armstrong+Edwin Aldrin 1969
Watergate Trials 1970's
9/11 2001
How many delegates were at the Constitutional Convention? 55
The Constitution was written in_______ Pennsylvania
The _______ lists the goals of the Constitution. Preamble
The ______ branch makes laws Legislative
Representatives must be at least ___ years old. 25
Representatives must be at least ___ years a US citizen. 7
Representatives must from the _____ in which they are elected district
Representatives serve a _____ year term. 2
Representation in the House of Representatives is based on the ______ of the state. Population
The Head of the House of Representatives is the _________________. Speaker of the house
Senators must be at least ____ years old 30
Senators must be _____ years a US citizen. 9
Senators must live in the ______ which they are elected from. state
Senators serve a ___ year term. 6
The senate has _____ representation. equal
There are ____ (how many) senators from each state. 2
The Head of the Senate is the __________. Vice President
The Executive Branch ________ laws. enforces
Presidents must be at least ____ years old. 35
Presidents must be a ______ US citizen. born
Presidents must have lived in the US for ____ years. 14
The president serves a ____ year term. 4
The President can serve no more than ___ terms. 2
The Judicial branch _________ laws. interprets
Judges serve for ______ (how long). life
Powers given to the Federal Government are called __________ powers delegated
Powers kept for the states are called __________ powers. reserved
Powers that are shared by the Federal and State governments are called ________ powers concurrent
Amendments are proposed by ______. 2/3
Amendments are approved by _____. 3/4
Article VI of the Constitution says the Constitution is the ______________. supreme law of the land
The constitution was adopted _____ of the 13 states approved it. 9
There have been ______ amendments to the Constitution. 27
The first 10 amendments are called the ______________. Bill of Rights
Who is the head of the executive branch? The president
Who is in the judicial branch? supreme and federal courts
Who is in the legislative branch? Congress
What Check does the legislative branch have over the Executive branch? impeach
What check does the president have over the legislative branch? Power of veto and recommend legislation.
What Check does the president have over the judicial branch? appoints judges
What check does the congress have over the judicial branch? approve judge appointments
What check does the supreme court have over the legislative branch? Declare laws unconstitutional
What check does the supreme court have over the executive branch? Declare actions unconstitutional
Which amendment says that you can't be forced to testify against yourself? 5
The ____ amendment guarantees the freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition. 1
The 2nd amendment guarantees the right to ___________ bear arms
The ____ amendment protects us from illegal search and seizure. 4
The 3rd amendment says that there shall be no quartering ____________ in homes during peacetime. of troops
The 6th amendment says that if you are accused of a crime, you have a right to trial ___________. with jury
Which amendment says there shall be no cruel and unusual punishment? 8
The 10th amendment says that rights not given to the federal government belong to the _______________. states and the people
The 13 amendment freed the ______. Slaves
The 14th amendment gave ___________ to slaves. citizenship
The 15th amendment gave freedmen the right to ______. vote
The 16th amendment made __________constitutional. income tax
The 18th amendment made __________ illegal. prohibition
Which amendment repealed the 18th amendment? 21
The ____ amendment limits the president to 2 terms. 22
Which amendment gave women the right to vote? 19
Which amendment said there would be no poll tax? 24
The 26th amendment gave 18 year-olds the right to _______. vote

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