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Review JeopardyConstitution Unit
Rules
Class will be split into two teams› Two students will play at a time› Students will rotate in-between questions
Do not attempt to answer a question if it is not your turn First to player to raise your hand has the first opportunity
to answer the question› If first player is incorrect, second player has a chance to
answer› If neither correctly answers, the players teams have an
opportunity to answer› If neither team can answer correctly, no one receives
the points.
VocabularyFounding Fathers
Bill of Rights MiscellaneousAmendments
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Final Jeopardy
Vocabulary- $100
What is the definition of
Ratify?
Answer- Vocabulary $100
To give legal approval to
Vocabulary- $200
What is the definition of
Government?
Answer- Vocabulary $200
The individuals and/or agencies responsible for
governing (leading) a city, county, state,
country, or territory
Vocabulary- $300
What is the definition of Constitution?
Answer- Vocabulary $300
A written document that sets forth the
basic laws of a nation, state, or
organization.
Vocabulary- $400
What is the definition of
Amendment?
Answer- Vocabulary $400
The act of changing or modifying a legal
document, especially the U.S.
Constitution
Vocabulary- $500
What is the definition of Checks and Balances?
Answer- Vocabulary $500
A system that allows each branch of a government to
amend or veto acts of another branch so as to
prevent any one branch from exerting too much power
Bill of Rights- $100
Freedom of Religion, speech, press, to assemble, and to
petition the government.
Answer- Bill of Rights $ 100
1st Amendment
Bill of Rights- $200
Prevents unreasonable searches and seizures.
Requires a warrant in most cases to search and seize.
Answer- Bill of Rights $200
4th Amendment
Bill of Rights- $300
Right to speedy and public trial by an
unbiased jury.
Answer- Bill of Rights $300
6th Amendment
Bill of Rights- $400
Protects against excessive bail and
cruel, unusual punishment.
Answer- Bill of Rights $400
8th Amendment
Bill of Rights- $500
Right to bear arms.
Answer- Bill of Rights $500
2nd Amendment
Founding Fathers- $100
Which Founding Father was chosen to lead the
continental army and later became the first president of
the United States?
Answer- Founding Fathers $100
George Washington
Founding Fathers- $200
Which founding father Fought in the Revolutionary War,
Wrote the Federalist Papers, and became the first
Secretary of the Treasury?
Answer- Founding Fathers $200
Alexander Hamilton
Founding Fathers- $300
Which founding father was a delegate at the Second Continental Congress and later wrote the Declaration
of Independence?
Answer- Founding Fathers $300
Thomas Jefferson
Founding Fathers- $400
Which founding father wrote the pamphlet
named “Common Sense” that was published in
1776?
Answer- Founding Fathers $400
Thomas Paine
Founding Fathers- $500
Which founding father spoke the words “Give me liberty or give me death” and fought for the addition of the Bill of Rights to the Constitution?
Answer- Founding Fathers $500
Patrick Henry
Amendments- $100
The 13th Amendment
abolished what two things?
Answer- Amendments $100
Slavery and involuntary servitude.
Amendments- $200
The 18th amendment, prohibition of alcohol, was
put into affect on what date?
Answer- Amendments $200
January 16th, 1919
Amendments- $300
What amendment repeals the 18th amendment,
the prohibition of alcohol?
Answer- Amendments $300
21st Amendment
Amendments- $400
The 26th amendment establishes what?
Answer- Amendments $400
The legal voting age of 18.
Amendments- $500
What amendment established Women’s
suffrage?
Answer- Amendments $500
19th Amendment
Miscellaneous- $100
On the date of September 5th, 1774 in Philadelphia,
what was held in Carpenter’s hall?
Answer- Miscellaneous $100
1st Continental Congress
Miscellaneous- $200
The 2nd Continental Congress was started
on what date?
Answer- Miscellaneous $200
May 10th, 1775
Miscellaneous- $300
In what year was the Constitution written?
Answer- Miscellaneous $300
1787
Miscellaneous- $400
The men who wrote the constitution are known as the what?
Answer- Miscellaneous $400
Framers
Miscellaneous- $500
The master copies of the constitution are held where?
Answer- Miscellaneous $500
National Archives in Washington DC
Preamble
We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union,
establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the
common defence, 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.
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