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They opposed the newly created Constitution.

A 100

Who are the anti-Federalists?

A 100

This clause states that a federal law will be above a State law.

A 200

What is the Supremacy Clause?

A 200

These powers are used by Congress to carry out their

expressed powers.

A 300

What are implied powers?

A 300

These powers are saved for the State governments.

A 400

What are reserved powers?

A 400

This states the six purposes of government according to the

Constitution.

A 500

What is the preamble?

A 500

This article deals with the relationships between States.

B 100

What is Article IV?

B 100

This Article deals with the Amending Process.

B 200

What is Article V?

B 200

This Article deals with the Legislative Branch

B 300

What is Article I?

B 300

This Article deals with the ratification of the

Constitution.

B 400

What is Article VII?

B 400

This Article deals with the Executive Branch.

B 500

What is Article II?

B 500

The first ten amendments are known by this name.

C 100

What is the Bill of Rights?

C 100

This keeps one branch of government from becoming

too powerful by giving specific powers to each.

C 200

What is separation of powers?

C 200

Local governments derive their power

through these documents.

C 300

What are State constitutions?

C 300

DAILY DOUBLE

C 400

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The Supreme Court cases of Gibbons v. Ogden and

McColloch v. Maryland dealt with this clause.

C 400

What is the Supremacy Clause.

C 400

Marbury v. Madison created this power of the Supreme Court.

C 500

What is judicial review?

C 500

This underlying principle of the Constitution puts power in the

people’s hands through the use of voting.

D 100

What is popular sovereignty?

D 100

This phrase means that each State must honor the laws and

legal documents of another State.

D 200

What is “full faith and credit?”

D 200

These powers are shared by both the federal and State

governments?

D 300

What are concurrent powers?

D 300

This many States were required to ratify the Constitution before

it took effect.

D 400

What is 9?

D 400

According to this the law applies to everyone, even

those who govern.

D 500

What “rule of law”?

D 500

This government group can declare war as one of their

powers.

E 100

What is Congress?

E 100

This created the Legislative Branch with the House of Representatives and the

Senate.

E 200

What is the Great Compromise? (Also

acceptable Connecticut Compromise)

E 200

These powers are specifically given to Congress.

E 300

What are expressed powers?

E 300

These allow one branch to restrain the powers of the others

to keep one from getting too powerful.

E 400

What are checks and balances?

E 400

A proposed Amendment must be ratified by this percentage

of States.

E 500

What is 3/4ths?

E 500

He presided over the Constitutional Convention.

F 100

Who is George Washington?

F 100

He was the oldest member of the Constitutional

Convention?

F 200

Who is Ben Franklin?

F 200

This Article deals with the Judicial Branch.

F 300

What Article III?

F 300

He made the Judicial Branch as powerful as the other two

branches.

F 400

Who is John Marshall?

F 400

The Articles of Confederation had this type of legislature while the Constitution has

this type of legislature.

F 500

What is unicameral and bicameral?

F 500

The Final Jeopardy Category is:

Amending Process

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What are the two steps to Amending the Constitution?

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What are to propose and to ratify?

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