Transcript Blank Jeopardy

Early
Influential
Documents
Bill of Rights Mix & Match
Propaganda
Non BoR
Amendments
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This document challenged the authority of
the British government and the royal
monarchy. It was the first work to openly
ask for independence from Great Britain
Common Sense
This was the first example
of limited government; It
granted certain rights and
liberties to nobles
The Magna Carta
This document served as an
example of self government
and consent of the governed;
it was the first governing
document in the Colonies
Mayflower Compact
This document set
forth an example of
a limited monarchy,
and reinforced the
concept of the rule
of law
English Bill of
Rights
We hold these truths to be self
evident” is from what
document?
Declaration of
Independence
Right to Bear Arms
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2
Amendment
Due Process
Right to Remain Silent
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5
Amendment
Search and Seizure requires a
warrant
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4
Amendment
All rights listed are not
a complete list, and the
people all other rights
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9
Amendment
All powers not provided
to the Federal
government are reserved
for the states, or for
the people
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Amendment
What is this below congressional
district an example of?
Gerrymandering
This party is considered to
be more “liberal” and favors
more regulation of
businesses, but less
involvement of the
government in private lives.
Democrats
This party is considered to be
more “conservative” and favors
laissez-faire style of
government
Republicans
Framers who felt that the
Constitution provided too much
power to the Federal
Government, and opposed its
ratification unless it had a Bill
of Rights.
Anti-Federalists
The group of Framers who
wanted a strong central
government, and supported
ratifying the Constitution in its
original form
Federalists
“We the people of the United States, in
order to form a more perfect union,
establish justice, insure domestic
tranquility, provide for the common
defense, promote the general welfare, and
secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves
and our posterity, do ordain and establish
this Constitution for the United States of
America” is a from what part of the U.S.
Constitution?
Preamble
This propaganda method pictured plays
off the human desire to be accepted;
Bandwagon
This propaganda method pictured
Uses appealing words and images to
sell the product; Generally accepted
virtues are used to stir up
favorable emotions.
Glittering Generalities
The propaganda style, picture
below, shows the candidate or cause
being identified with common
people from everyday walks of life
Plain Folks
The propaganda style, picture below, A
type of propaganda that tells all the
positives about a product, person, etc.
without telling any of the negatives
Card Stacking
This Amendment
limited the number of
terms the President
could serve
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22 Amendment
This Amendment changed
the way Senators were
elected; it changed from
State Legislatures
selecting the Senator, to
being selected directly by
the population
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17 Amendment
This Amendment made
alcohol illegal; it was later
repealed by this other
amendment
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Amendment, later
st
repealed by the 21
Amendment
This Amendment made
poll taxes, or taxes that
kept poor people from
voting, illegal.
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Amendment
This Amendment finally
set the order in which the
President would be chosen
should the sitting
President die, resign, or be
impeached.
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Amendment
Final
Jeopardy
Category:
U.S Constitution
Which articles of the U.S.
Constitution set forth the
powers of the Legislative,
Executive, and Judicial
Branches (In order)
- Article I (Legislative)
- Article II (Executive)
- Article III (Judicial)