The document is a quiz about types of government, the US Constitution and Bill of Rights. It contains multiple choice questions about concepts such as democracy, dictatorship, monarchy, amendments, separation of powers, and more. Players from two teams earned points for answering questions correctly within time limits.

2. 2 points 3 points 4 points 5 points 6 points 7 points 7 points 6 points 5 points 4 points 3 points 2 points 2 points 3 points 4 points 5 points 6 points 7 points 7 points 6 points 5 points 4 points 3 points 2 points 2 points 3 points 4 points 5 points 6 points 7 points Final Round : Double Jeopardy Question Team 2 : Team 1 : Types of Government The Bill of Rights The Constitution The Amendments Principles of the Constitution

3. Types of Government: 2 Points The Question Is : In a democracy, the government is elected by who? Stop! Time’s Up! The Answer Is : The people

4. Types of Government: 3 Points Stop! Time’s Up! The Answer Is : A country that is ruled by a single leader. The Question Is : What is a dictatorship?

5. Types of Government: 4 Points Stop! Time’s Up! The Answer Is : It also has a democratic government that limits the monarch’s control. The Question Is : How is a constitutional monarchy different from a regular monarchy?

6. Types of Government: 5 Points Stop! Time’s Up! The Question Is : After a civil war, when a government has been destroyed and rival groups are fighting to take its place. The Question Is : What is a situation in which anarchy might likely occur?

7. Types of Government: 6 Points Stop! Time’s Up! The Answer Is : Developed the “rule of law” common to all citizens and developed advanced forms of representative government The Question Is : How did the ancient Romans effect the evolution of democracy?

8. Types of Government: 7 Points Stop! Time’s Up! The Answer Is : The ancient Greeks, the ancient Romans, the Bible, and the Magna Carta The Question Is : Name four sources of democracy.

9. The Bill of Rights: 2 Points Stop! Time’s Up! The Question Is : What does the 5 th amendment say, in reference to a person’s testimony? The Answer Is : That a person does not have to give testimony, in court, that might incriminate him or her

10. The Bill of Rights: 3 Points Stop! Time’s Up! The Question Is : After a person has been found innocent of a crime, can that person be tried again, for the same crime, at a later time? The Answer Is : No

11. The Bill of Rights: 4 Points Stop! Time’s Up! The Question Is : What does the 3 rd amendment allow, and why did it come about? The Answer Is : It restricts the quartering of soldiers in people’s homes, and was influenced by British actions during colonial times.

12. The Bill of Rights: 5 Points Stop! Time’s Up! The Question Is : What are four things that are guaranteed by the first amendment? The Answer Is : Freedom of religion, speech, the press, and the rights of assembly and petition

13. The Bill of Rights: 6 Points Stop! Time’s Up! The Question Is : What does the tenth amendment say? The Answer Is : All powers not given to the states belong to the national government

14. The Bill of Rights: 7 Points Stop! Time’s Up! The Question Is : What is something that the government can do if they need land for a highway? The Answer Is : They can take the land from whoever owns it, as long as they pay a fair price for it

15. The Constitution: 2 Points Stop! Time’s Up! The Question Is : The President The Question Is : Who is the executive branch of government headed by?

16. The Constitution: 3 Points Stop! Time’s Up! The Answer Is : The introduction to the Constitution The Question Is : What is the Preamble?

17. The Constitution: 4 Points Stop! Time’s Up! The Answer Is : National The Question Is When national laws are in conflict with state laws, which one should be followed?

18. The Constitution: 5 Points Stop! Time’s Up! The Answer Is : Congress, the Senate, and House of Representatives The Question Is : The Constitution gave legislative (lawmaking) powers to _________, made up of ________ and ________.

19. The Constitution: 6 Points Stop! Time’s Up! The Answer Is : Supreme Court, Congress The Question Is : Judicial power was given to the ________ and organized by _______.

20. The Constitution: 7 Points Stop! Time’s Up! The Answer Is : 1787, Articles I-VII The Question Is : What year was the Constitution written in, and what Articles did it include?

21. The Amendments: 2 Points Stop! Time’s Up! The Answer Is : Changes or additions to the constitution The Question Is : What is an amendment?

22. The Amendments: 3 Points Stop! Time’s Up! The Question Is : What amendment allowed women the right to vote? The Answer Is : The 19 th amendment

23. The Amendments: 4 Points Stop! Time’s Up! The Answer Is : The 13 th amendment The Question Is : Which amendment abolished slavery?

24. The Amendments: 5 Points Stop! Time’s Up! The Question Is : That Congress has the power to collect income taxes The Question Is : What does the 16 th amendment say?

25. The amendments: 6 Points Stop! Time’s Up! The Answer Is : 15 th , 19 th , 23 rd , 24 th , 26 th The Question Is : What are amendments that have to do with voting rights (name at least 3 to get points)?

26. The Amendments: 7 Points Stop! Time’s Up! The Answer Is : African-Americans get the right to vote, women get the right to vote, qualified citizens 18 years or older may vote The Question Is : What did the 15 th , 19 th , and 26 th amendments do?

27. Principles of Constitution: 2 Points Stop! Time’s Up! The Answer Is : The state’s population The Question Is : What determines the number of representatives each state has in the House?

28. Principles of Constitution: 3 Points Stop! Time’s Up! The Answer Is : Separation of powers The Question Is : What is “the sharing of power among three branches of government?”

29. Principles of Constitution: 4 Points Stop! Time’s Up! The Answer Is : Proposed laws that are introduced in Congress by senators and representatives The Question Is : What are bills?

30. Principles of Constitution: 5 Points Stop! Time’s Up! The Answer Is : The President The Question Is : Who prepares the federal budget, directs national security affairs, and appoints many high-ranking officials?

31. Principles of Constitution: 6 Points Stop! Time’s Up! The Answer Is : The authority that courts have to overturn laws they believe are unconstitutional The Question Is : What is judicial review?

32. Principles of Constitution: 7 Points Stop! Time’s Up! The Answer Is : Powers given specifically to the national government by the Constitution, powers held by the states, and powers given to both the national and state governments The Question Is : What are delegated powers, reserved powers, and concurrent powers?

33. Stop! Time’s Up! The Question Is : In a democracy, the people of the country gets to elect its representatives. In an autocracy, the government is ruled by a single person with unlimited power, and an oligarchy is a government in which a few people have power. The Question Is : Explain the difference between democracy, autocracy, and oligarchy.