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Jeopardy (theme)Sequenced by Don Carroll ltdonniecixnetcomcomgt
FLUTE
GLOCKENSPIEL
GUITAR CHINK
BASS
WOODBLOCK
TIMPANI
sequenced by
Don Carroll
Houston Texas
donniecixnetcomcom
Topic of the Day
The Constituti
on and American Governme
nt
>
Kee
Directions
Sit across from your partner and in your block of 5-6
Assign roles that a classmate has never had before
Captain makes final decisions keeps order in the group and prepares
Scorekeeper keeps track of points for ALL teams and totals per four
Board Keeper takes squares off the board as it is played
Card Holder raises ONE card on the ldquoGOrdquo signal
Caller gives the teamrsquos choice when it is their turn
Sergeant-at-Arms maintains appropriate decorum of the team
>
Melody
America the Beautiful
Bass
Round 1 Round 2Final
Jeopardy
George
Abe
Barack
Teddy
>
Hail To The ChiefCopyright copy 1996 by Diversified Software ResearchPiano Brent BaileyDrums Bill Basham
Piano Right
Piano Left
Melody 1
Melody 2
Melody 3
Drums
Who What Where When How Why
$100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500
Round 2
Final Jeopardy
Scores
Round ONE
>
Battle Hymn of the Republic - Arr by R G Allen
Banjo
Bass
Guitar
Solo Guitar-hi
Solo Guitar-lo
$100$100
This person succeeds Barack Obama into
the Presidency should he be unable to serve his full term of office
This person succeeds Barack Obama into
the Presidency should he be unable to serve his full term of office
$100$100
AJohn Kerry
BJohn Boehner
CHarry Reid
DJoseph Biden
AJohn Kerry
BJohn Boehner
CHarry Reid
DJoseph Biden
Scores
$200$200
They are appointed by the President and
approved by the Senate
They are appointed by the President and
approved by the Senate
$200$200
APresident Pro Tempore
BFederal Judges
CSpeaker of the House
DState Governors
APresident Pro Tempore
BFederal Judges
CSpeaker of the House
DState Governors
Scores
$300$300
They used to be chosen by state legislators but
now are elected by voters of the state they
represent
They used to be chosen by state legislators but
now are elected by voters of the state they
represent
$300$300
ASenators
BRepresentatives
CAmbassadors
DGovernors
ASenators
BRepresentatives
CAmbassadors
DGovernorsScores
$400$400
This group decides if laws are valid on the basis of the Constitution
This group decides if laws are valid on the basis of the Constitution
$400$400
AThe Senate
BThe Cabinet
CState Legislatures
DThe Supreme Court
AThe Senate
BThe Cabinet
CState Legislatures
DThe Supreme CourtScores
$500$500
He is the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court
He is the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court
$500$500
ALeon Panetta
BClarence Thomas
CMark Kirk
DJohn Roberts
ALeon Panetta
BClarence Thomas
CMark Kirk
DJohn RobertsScores
$100$100
It means to suggest
It means to suggest
$100$100
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVeto
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVetoScores
$200$200
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
$200$200
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
Scores
$300$300
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
$300$300
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
Scores
>
$400$400
All accused persons are entitled to
this
All accused persons are entitled to
this
$400$400
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
Scores
$500$500This idea
established the three branches of
government found in the Constitution
each with different powers and duties
This idea established the
three branches of government found in
the Constitution each with different powers and duties
$500$500
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
Scores
$100$100
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
$100$100
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MA
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MAScores
$200$200
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
$200$200
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginia
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginiaScores
$300$300
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
$300$300
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana Territory
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana TerritoryScores
$400$400
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
Topic of the Day
The Constituti
on and American Governme
nt
>
Kee
Directions
Sit across from your partner and in your block of 5-6
Assign roles that a classmate has never had before
Captain makes final decisions keeps order in the group and prepares
Scorekeeper keeps track of points for ALL teams and totals per four
Board Keeper takes squares off the board as it is played
Card Holder raises ONE card on the ldquoGOrdquo signal
Caller gives the teamrsquos choice when it is their turn
Sergeant-at-Arms maintains appropriate decorum of the team
>
Melody
America the Beautiful
Bass
Round 1 Round 2Final
Jeopardy
George
Abe
Barack
Teddy
>
Hail To The ChiefCopyright copy 1996 by Diversified Software ResearchPiano Brent BaileyDrums Bill Basham
Piano Right
Piano Left
Melody 1
Melody 2
Melody 3
Drums
Who What Where When How Why
$100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500
Round 2
Final Jeopardy
Scores
Round ONE
>
Battle Hymn of the Republic - Arr by R G Allen
Banjo
Bass
Guitar
Solo Guitar-hi
Solo Guitar-lo
$100$100
This person succeeds Barack Obama into
the Presidency should he be unable to serve his full term of office
This person succeeds Barack Obama into
the Presidency should he be unable to serve his full term of office
$100$100
AJohn Kerry
BJohn Boehner
CHarry Reid
DJoseph Biden
AJohn Kerry
BJohn Boehner
CHarry Reid
DJoseph Biden
Scores
$200$200
They are appointed by the President and
approved by the Senate
They are appointed by the President and
approved by the Senate
$200$200
APresident Pro Tempore
BFederal Judges
CSpeaker of the House
DState Governors
APresident Pro Tempore
BFederal Judges
CSpeaker of the House
DState Governors
Scores
$300$300
They used to be chosen by state legislators but
now are elected by voters of the state they
represent
They used to be chosen by state legislators but
now are elected by voters of the state they
represent
$300$300
ASenators
BRepresentatives
CAmbassadors
DGovernors
ASenators
BRepresentatives
CAmbassadors
DGovernorsScores
$400$400
This group decides if laws are valid on the basis of the Constitution
This group decides if laws are valid on the basis of the Constitution
$400$400
AThe Senate
BThe Cabinet
CState Legislatures
DThe Supreme Court
AThe Senate
BThe Cabinet
CState Legislatures
DThe Supreme CourtScores
$500$500
He is the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court
He is the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court
$500$500
ALeon Panetta
BClarence Thomas
CMark Kirk
DJohn Roberts
ALeon Panetta
BClarence Thomas
CMark Kirk
DJohn RobertsScores
$100$100
It means to suggest
It means to suggest
$100$100
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVeto
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVetoScores
$200$200
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
$200$200
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
Scores
$300$300
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
$300$300
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
Scores
>
$400$400
All accused persons are entitled to
this
All accused persons are entitled to
this
$400$400
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
Scores
$500$500This idea
established the three branches of
government found in the Constitution
each with different powers and duties
This idea established the
three branches of government found in
the Constitution each with different powers and duties
$500$500
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
Scores
$100$100
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
$100$100
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MA
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MAScores
$200$200
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
$200$200
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginia
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginiaScores
$300$300
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
$300$300
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana Territory
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana TerritoryScores
$400$400
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
Kee
Directions
Sit across from your partner and in your block of 5-6
Assign roles that a classmate has never had before
Captain makes final decisions keeps order in the group and prepares
Scorekeeper keeps track of points for ALL teams and totals per four
Board Keeper takes squares off the board as it is played
Card Holder raises ONE card on the ldquoGOrdquo signal
Caller gives the teamrsquos choice when it is their turn
Sergeant-at-Arms maintains appropriate decorum of the team
>
Melody
America the Beautiful
Bass
Round 1 Round 2Final
Jeopardy
George
Abe
Barack
Teddy
>
Hail To The ChiefCopyright copy 1996 by Diversified Software ResearchPiano Brent BaileyDrums Bill Basham
Piano Right
Piano Left
Melody 1
Melody 2
Melody 3
Drums
Who What Where When How Why
$100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500
Round 2
Final Jeopardy
Scores
Round ONE
>
Battle Hymn of the Republic - Arr by R G Allen
Banjo
Bass
Guitar
Solo Guitar-hi
Solo Guitar-lo
$100$100
This person succeeds Barack Obama into
the Presidency should he be unable to serve his full term of office
This person succeeds Barack Obama into
the Presidency should he be unable to serve his full term of office
$100$100
AJohn Kerry
BJohn Boehner
CHarry Reid
DJoseph Biden
AJohn Kerry
BJohn Boehner
CHarry Reid
DJoseph Biden
Scores
$200$200
They are appointed by the President and
approved by the Senate
They are appointed by the President and
approved by the Senate
$200$200
APresident Pro Tempore
BFederal Judges
CSpeaker of the House
DState Governors
APresident Pro Tempore
BFederal Judges
CSpeaker of the House
DState Governors
Scores
$300$300
They used to be chosen by state legislators but
now are elected by voters of the state they
represent
They used to be chosen by state legislators but
now are elected by voters of the state they
represent
$300$300
ASenators
BRepresentatives
CAmbassadors
DGovernors
ASenators
BRepresentatives
CAmbassadors
DGovernorsScores
$400$400
This group decides if laws are valid on the basis of the Constitution
This group decides if laws are valid on the basis of the Constitution
$400$400
AThe Senate
BThe Cabinet
CState Legislatures
DThe Supreme Court
AThe Senate
BThe Cabinet
CState Legislatures
DThe Supreme CourtScores
$500$500
He is the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court
He is the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court
$500$500
ALeon Panetta
BClarence Thomas
CMark Kirk
DJohn Roberts
ALeon Panetta
BClarence Thomas
CMark Kirk
DJohn RobertsScores
$100$100
It means to suggest
It means to suggest
$100$100
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVeto
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVetoScores
$200$200
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
$200$200
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
Scores
$300$300
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
$300$300
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
Scores
>
$400$400
All accused persons are entitled to
this
All accused persons are entitled to
this
$400$400
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
Scores
$500$500This idea
established the three branches of
government found in the Constitution
each with different powers and duties
This idea established the
three branches of government found in
the Constitution each with different powers and duties
$500$500
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
Scores
$100$100
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
$100$100
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MA
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MAScores
$200$200
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
$200$200
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginia
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginiaScores
$300$300
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
$300$300
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana Territory
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana TerritoryScores
$400$400
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
Round 1 Round 2Final
Jeopardy
George
Abe
Barack
Teddy
>
Hail To The ChiefCopyright copy 1996 by Diversified Software ResearchPiano Brent BaileyDrums Bill Basham
Piano Right
Piano Left
Melody 1
Melody 2
Melody 3
Drums
Who What Where When How Why
$100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500
Round 2
Final Jeopardy
Scores
Round ONE
>
Battle Hymn of the Republic - Arr by R G Allen
Banjo
Bass
Guitar
Solo Guitar-hi
Solo Guitar-lo
$100$100
This person succeeds Barack Obama into
the Presidency should he be unable to serve his full term of office
This person succeeds Barack Obama into
the Presidency should he be unable to serve his full term of office
$100$100
AJohn Kerry
BJohn Boehner
CHarry Reid
DJoseph Biden
AJohn Kerry
BJohn Boehner
CHarry Reid
DJoseph Biden
Scores
$200$200
They are appointed by the President and
approved by the Senate
They are appointed by the President and
approved by the Senate
$200$200
APresident Pro Tempore
BFederal Judges
CSpeaker of the House
DState Governors
APresident Pro Tempore
BFederal Judges
CSpeaker of the House
DState Governors
Scores
$300$300
They used to be chosen by state legislators but
now are elected by voters of the state they
represent
They used to be chosen by state legislators but
now are elected by voters of the state they
represent
$300$300
ASenators
BRepresentatives
CAmbassadors
DGovernors
ASenators
BRepresentatives
CAmbassadors
DGovernorsScores
$400$400
This group decides if laws are valid on the basis of the Constitution
This group decides if laws are valid on the basis of the Constitution
$400$400
AThe Senate
BThe Cabinet
CState Legislatures
DThe Supreme Court
AThe Senate
BThe Cabinet
CState Legislatures
DThe Supreme CourtScores
$500$500
He is the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court
He is the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court
$500$500
ALeon Panetta
BClarence Thomas
CMark Kirk
DJohn Roberts
ALeon Panetta
BClarence Thomas
CMark Kirk
DJohn RobertsScores
$100$100
It means to suggest
It means to suggest
$100$100
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVeto
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVetoScores
$200$200
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
$200$200
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
Scores
$300$300
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
$300$300
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
Scores
>
$400$400
All accused persons are entitled to
this
All accused persons are entitled to
this
$400$400
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
Scores
$500$500This idea
established the three branches of
government found in the Constitution
each with different powers and duties
This idea established the
three branches of government found in
the Constitution each with different powers and duties
$500$500
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
Scores
$100$100
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
$100$100
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MA
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MAScores
$200$200
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
$200$200
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginia
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginiaScores
$300$300
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
$300$300
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana Territory
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana TerritoryScores
$400$400
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
Who What Where When How Why
$100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$500 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500
Round 2
Final Jeopardy
Scores
Round ONE
>
Battle Hymn of the Republic - Arr by R G Allen
Banjo
Bass
Guitar
Solo Guitar-hi
Solo Guitar-lo
$100$100
This person succeeds Barack Obama into
the Presidency should he be unable to serve his full term of office
This person succeeds Barack Obama into
the Presidency should he be unable to serve his full term of office
$100$100
AJohn Kerry
BJohn Boehner
CHarry Reid
DJoseph Biden
AJohn Kerry
BJohn Boehner
CHarry Reid
DJoseph Biden
Scores
$200$200
They are appointed by the President and
approved by the Senate
They are appointed by the President and
approved by the Senate
$200$200
APresident Pro Tempore
BFederal Judges
CSpeaker of the House
DState Governors
APresident Pro Tempore
BFederal Judges
CSpeaker of the House
DState Governors
Scores
$300$300
They used to be chosen by state legislators but
now are elected by voters of the state they
represent
They used to be chosen by state legislators but
now are elected by voters of the state they
represent
$300$300
ASenators
BRepresentatives
CAmbassadors
DGovernors
ASenators
BRepresentatives
CAmbassadors
DGovernorsScores
$400$400
This group decides if laws are valid on the basis of the Constitution
This group decides if laws are valid on the basis of the Constitution
$400$400
AThe Senate
BThe Cabinet
CState Legislatures
DThe Supreme Court
AThe Senate
BThe Cabinet
CState Legislatures
DThe Supreme CourtScores
$500$500
He is the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court
He is the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court
$500$500
ALeon Panetta
BClarence Thomas
CMark Kirk
DJohn Roberts
ALeon Panetta
BClarence Thomas
CMark Kirk
DJohn RobertsScores
$100$100
It means to suggest
It means to suggest
$100$100
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVeto
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVetoScores
$200$200
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
$200$200
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
Scores
$300$300
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
$300$300
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
Scores
>
$400$400
All accused persons are entitled to
this
All accused persons are entitled to
this
$400$400
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
Scores
$500$500This idea
established the three branches of
government found in the Constitution
each with different powers and duties
This idea established the
three branches of government found in
the Constitution each with different powers and duties
$500$500
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
Scores
$100$100
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
$100$100
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MA
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MAScores
$200$200
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
$200$200
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginia
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginiaScores
$300$300
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
$300$300
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana Territory
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana TerritoryScores
$400$400
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$100$100
This person succeeds Barack Obama into
the Presidency should he be unable to serve his full term of office
This person succeeds Barack Obama into
the Presidency should he be unable to serve his full term of office
$100$100
AJohn Kerry
BJohn Boehner
CHarry Reid
DJoseph Biden
AJohn Kerry
BJohn Boehner
CHarry Reid
DJoseph Biden
Scores
$200$200
They are appointed by the President and
approved by the Senate
They are appointed by the President and
approved by the Senate
$200$200
APresident Pro Tempore
BFederal Judges
CSpeaker of the House
DState Governors
APresident Pro Tempore
BFederal Judges
CSpeaker of the House
DState Governors
Scores
$300$300
They used to be chosen by state legislators but
now are elected by voters of the state they
represent
They used to be chosen by state legislators but
now are elected by voters of the state they
represent
$300$300
ASenators
BRepresentatives
CAmbassadors
DGovernors
ASenators
BRepresentatives
CAmbassadors
DGovernorsScores
$400$400
This group decides if laws are valid on the basis of the Constitution
This group decides if laws are valid on the basis of the Constitution
$400$400
AThe Senate
BThe Cabinet
CState Legislatures
DThe Supreme Court
AThe Senate
BThe Cabinet
CState Legislatures
DThe Supreme CourtScores
$500$500
He is the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court
He is the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court
$500$500
ALeon Panetta
BClarence Thomas
CMark Kirk
DJohn Roberts
ALeon Panetta
BClarence Thomas
CMark Kirk
DJohn RobertsScores
$100$100
It means to suggest
It means to suggest
$100$100
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVeto
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVetoScores
$200$200
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
$200$200
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
Scores
$300$300
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
$300$300
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
Scores
>
$400$400
All accused persons are entitled to
this
All accused persons are entitled to
this
$400$400
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
Scores
$500$500This idea
established the three branches of
government found in the Constitution
each with different powers and duties
This idea established the
three branches of government found in
the Constitution each with different powers and duties
$500$500
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
Scores
$100$100
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
$100$100
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MA
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MAScores
$200$200
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
$200$200
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginia
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginiaScores
$300$300
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
$300$300
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana Territory
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana TerritoryScores
$400$400
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$100$100
AJohn Kerry
BJohn Boehner
CHarry Reid
DJoseph Biden
AJohn Kerry
BJohn Boehner
CHarry Reid
DJoseph Biden
Scores
$200$200
They are appointed by the President and
approved by the Senate
They are appointed by the President and
approved by the Senate
$200$200
APresident Pro Tempore
BFederal Judges
CSpeaker of the House
DState Governors
APresident Pro Tempore
BFederal Judges
CSpeaker of the House
DState Governors
Scores
$300$300
They used to be chosen by state legislators but
now are elected by voters of the state they
represent
They used to be chosen by state legislators but
now are elected by voters of the state they
represent
$300$300
ASenators
BRepresentatives
CAmbassadors
DGovernors
ASenators
BRepresentatives
CAmbassadors
DGovernorsScores
$400$400
This group decides if laws are valid on the basis of the Constitution
This group decides if laws are valid on the basis of the Constitution
$400$400
AThe Senate
BThe Cabinet
CState Legislatures
DThe Supreme Court
AThe Senate
BThe Cabinet
CState Legislatures
DThe Supreme CourtScores
$500$500
He is the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court
He is the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court
$500$500
ALeon Panetta
BClarence Thomas
CMark Kirk
DJohn Roberts
ALeon Panetta
BClarence Thomas
CMark Kirk
DJohn RobertsScores
$100$100
It means to suggest
It means to suggest
$100$100
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVeto
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVetoScores
$200$200
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
$200$200
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
Scores
$300$300
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
$300$300
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
Scores
>
$400$400
All accused persons are entitled to
this
All accused persons are entitled to
this
$400$400
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
Scores
$500$500This idea
established the three branches of
government found in the Constitution
each with different powers and duties
This idea established the
three branches of government found in
the Constitution each with different powers and duties
$500$500
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
Scores
$100$100
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
$100$100
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MA
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MAScores
$200$200
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
$200$200
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginia
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginiaScores
$300$300
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
$300$300
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana Territory
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana TerritoryScores
$400$400
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$200$200
They are appointed by the President and
approved by the Senate
They are appointed by the President and
approved by the Senate
$200$200
APresident Pro Tempore
BFederal Judges
CSpeaker of the House
DState Governors
APresident Pro Tempore
BFederal Judges
CSpeaker of the House
DState Governors
Scores
$300$300
They used to be chosen by state legislators but
now are elected by voters of the state they
represent
They used to be chosen by state legislators but
now are elected by voters of the state they
represent
$300$300
ASenators
BRepresentatives
CAmbassadors
DGovernors
ASenators
BRepresentatives
CAmbassadors
DGovernorsScores
$400$400
This group decides if laws are valid on the basis of the Constitution
This group decides if laws are valid on the basis of the Constitution
$400$400
AThe Senate
BThe Cabinet
CState Legislatures
DThe Supreme Court
AThe Senate
BThe Cabinet
CState Legislatures
DThe Supreme CourtScores
$500$500
He is the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court
He is the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court
$500$500
ALeon Panetta
BClarence Thomas
CMark Kirk
DJohn Roberts
ALeon Panetta
BClarence Thomas
CMark Kirk
DJohn RobertsScores
$100$100
It means to suggest
It means to suggest
$100$100
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVeto
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVetoScores
$200$200
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
$200$200
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
Scores
$300$300
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
$300$300
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
Scores
>
$400$400
All accused persons are entitled to
this
All accused persons are entitled to
this
$400$400
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
Scores
$500$500This idea
established the three branches of
government found in the Constitution
each with different powers and duties
This idea established the
three branches of government found in
the Constitution each with different powers and duties
$500$500
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
Scores
$100$100
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
$100$100
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MA
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MAScores
$200$200
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
$200$200
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginia
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginiaScores
$300$300
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
$300$300
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana Territory
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana TerritoryScores
$400$400
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$200$200
APresident Pro Tempore
BFederal Judges
CSpeaker of the House
DState Governors
APresident Pro Tempore
BFederal Judges
CSpeaker of the House
DState Governors
Scores
$300$300
They used to be chosen by state legislators but
now are elected by voters of the state they
represent
They used to be chosen by state legislators but
now are elected by voters of the state they
represent
$300$300
ASenators
BRepresentatives
CAmbassadors
DGovernors
ASenators
BRepresentatives
CAmbassadors
DGovernorsScores
$400$400
This group decides if laws are valid on the basis of the Constitution
This group decides if laws are valid on the basis of the Constitution
$400$400
AThe Senate
BThe Cabinet
CState Legislatures
DThe Supreme Court
AThe Senate
BThe Cabinet
CState Legislatures
DThe Supreme CourtScores
$500$500
He is the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court
He is the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court
$500$500
ALeon Panetta
BClarence Thomas
CMark Kirk
DJohn Roberts
ALeon Panetta
BClarence Thomas
CMark Kirk
DJohn RobertsScores
$100$100
It means to suggest
It means to suggest
$100$100
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVeto
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVetoScores
$200$200
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
$200$200
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
Scores
$300$300
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
$300$300
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
Scores
>
$400$400
All accused persons are entitled to
this
All accused persons are entitled to
this
$400$400
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
Scores
$500$500This idea
established the three branches of
government found in the Constitution
each with different powers and duties
This idea established the
three branches of government found in
the Constitution each with different powers and duties
$500$500
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
Scores
$100$100
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
$100$100
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MA
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MAScores
$200$200
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
$200$200
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginia
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginiaScores
$300$300
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
$300$300
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana Territory
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana TerritoryScores
$400$400
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$300$300
They used to be chosen by state legislators but
now are elected by voters of the state they
represent
They used to be chosen by state legislators but
now are elected by voters of the state they
represent
$300$300
ASenators
BRepresentatives
CAmbassadors
DGovernors
ASenators
BRepresentatives
CAmbassadors
DGovernorsScores
$400$400
This group decides if laws are valid on the basis of the Constitution
This group decides if laws are valid on the basis of the Constitution
$400$400
AThe Senate
BThe Cabinet
CState Legislatures
DThe Supreme Court
AThe Senate
BThe Cabinet
CState Legislatures
DThe Supreme CourtScores
$500$500
He is the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court
He is the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court
$500$500
ALeon Panetta
BClarence Thomas
CMark Kirk
DJohn Roberts
ALeon Panetta
BClarence Thomas
CMark Kirk
DJohn RobertsScores
$100$100
It means to suggest
It means to suggest
$100$100
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVeto
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVetoScores
$200$200
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
$200$200
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
Scores
$300$300
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
$300$300
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
Scores
>
$400$400
All accused persons are entitled to
this
All accused persons are entitled to
this
$400$400
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
Scores
$500$500This idea
established the three branches of
government found in the Constitution
each with different powers and duties
This idea established the
three branches of government found in
the Constitution each with different powers and duties
$500$500
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
Scores
$100$100
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
$100$100
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MA
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MAScores
$200$200
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
$200$200
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginia
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginiaScores
$300$300
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
$300$300
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana Territory
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana TerritoryScores
$400$400
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$300$300
ASenators
BRepresentatives
CAmbassadors
DGovernors
ASenators
BRepresentatives
CAmbassadors
DGovernorsScores
$400$400
This group decides if laws are valid on the basis of the Constitution
This group decides if laws are valid on the basis of the Constitution
$400$400
AThe Senate
BThe Cabinet
CState Legislatures
DThe Supreme Court
AThe Senate
BThe Cabinet
CState Legislatures
DThe Supreme CourtScores
$500$500
He is the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court
He is the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court
$500$500
ALeon Panetta
BClarence Thomas
CMark Kirk
DJohn Roberts
ALeon Panetta
BClarence Thomas
CMark Kirk
DJohn RobertsScores
$100$100
It means to suggest
It means to suggest
$100$100
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVeto
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVetoScores
$200$200
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
$200$200
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
Scores
$300$300
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
$300$300
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
Scores
>
$400$400
All accused persons are entitled to
this
All accused persons are entitled to
this
$400$400
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
Scores
$500$500This idea
established the three branches of
government found in the Constitution
each with different powers and duties
This idea established the
three branches of government found in
the Constitution each with different powers and duties
$500$500
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
Scores
$100$100
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
$100$100
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MA
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MAScores
$200$200
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
$200$200
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginia
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginiaScores
$300$300
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
$300$300
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana Territory
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana TerritoryScores
$400$400
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$400$400
This group decides if laws are valid on the basis of the Constitution
This group decides if laws are valid on the basis of the Constitution
$400$400
AThe Senate
BThe Cabinet
CState Legislatures
DThe Supreme Court
AThe Senate
BThe Cabinet
CState Legislatures
DThe Supreme CourtScores
$500$500
He is the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court
He is the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court
$500$500
ALeon Panetta
BClarence Thomas
CMark Kirk
DJohn Roberts
ALeon Panetta
BClarence Thomas
CMark Kirk
DJohn RobertsScores
$100$100
It means to suggest
It means to suggest
$100$100
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVeto
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVetoScores
$200$200
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
$200$200
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
Scores
$300$300
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
$300$300
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
Scores
>
$400$400
All accused persons are entitled to
this
All accused persons are entitled to
this
$400$400
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
Scores
$500$500This idea
established the three branches of
government found in the Constitution
each with different powers and duties
This idea established the
three branches of government found in
the Constitution each with different powers and duties
$500$500
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
Scores
$100$100
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
$100$100
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MA
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MAScores
$200$200
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
$200$200
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginia
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginiaScores
$300$300
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
$300$300
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana Territory
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana TerritoryScores
$400$400
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$400$400
AThe Senate
BThe Cabinet
CState Legislatures
DThe Supreme Court
AThe Senate
BThe Cabinet
CState Legislatures
DThe Supreme CourtScores
$500$500
He is the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court
He is the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court
$500$500
ALeon Panetta
BClarence Thomas
CMark Kirk
DJohn Roberts
ALeon Panetta
BClarence Thomas
CMark Kirk
DJohn RobertsScores
$100$100
It means to suggest
It means to suggest
$100$100
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVeto
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVetoScores
$200$200
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
$200$200
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
Scores
$300$300
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
$300$300
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
Scores
>
$400$400
All accused persons are entitled to
this
All accused persons are entitled to
this
$400$400
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
Scores
$500$500This idea
established the three branches of
government found in the Constitution
each with different powers and duties
This idea established the
three branches of government found in
the Constitution each with different powers and duties
$500$500
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
Scores
$100$100
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
$100$100
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MA
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MAScores
$200$200
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
$200$200
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginia
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginiaScores
$300$300
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
$300$300
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana Territory
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana TerritoryScores
$400$400
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$500$500
He is the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court
He is the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court
$500$500
ALeon Panetta
BClarence Thomas
CMark Kirk
DJohn Roberts
ALeon Panetta
BClarence Thomas
CMark Kirk
DJohn RobertsScores
$100$100
It means to suggest
It means to suggest
$100$100
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVeto
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVetoScores
$200$200
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
$200$200
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
Scores
$300$300
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
$300$300
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
Scores
>
$400$400
All accused persons are entitled to
this
All accused persons are entitled to
this
$400$400
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
Scores
$500$500This idea
established the three branches of
government found in the Constitution
each with different powers and duties
This idea established the
three branches of government found in
the Constitution each with different powers and duties
$500$500
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
Scores
$100$100
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
$100$100
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MA
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MAScores
$200$200
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
$200$200
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginia
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginiaScores
$300$300
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
$300$300
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana Territory
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana TerritoryScores
$400$400
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$500$500
ALeon Panetta
BClarence Thomas
CMark Kirk
DJohn Roberts
ALeon Panetta
BClarence Thomas
CMark Kirk
DJohn RobertsScores
$100$100
It means to suggest
It means to suggest
$100$100
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVeto
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVetoScores
$200$200
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
$200$200
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
Scores
$300$300
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
$300$300
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
Scores
>
$400$400
All accused persons are entitled to
this
All accused persons are entitled to
this
$400$400
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
Scores
$500$500This idea
established the three branches of
government found in the Constitution
each with different powers and duties
This idea established the
three branches of government found in
the Constitution each with different powers and duties
$500$500
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
Scores
$100$100
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
$100$100
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MA
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MAScores
$200$200
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
$200$200
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginia
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginiaScores
$300$300
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
$300$300
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana Territory
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana TerritoryScores
$400$400
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$100$100
It means to suggest
It means to suggest
$100$100
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVeto
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVetoScores
$200$200
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
$200$200
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
Scores
$300$300
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
$300$300
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
Scores
>
$400$400
All accused persons are entitled to
this
All accused persons are entitled to
this
$400$400
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
Scores
$500$500This idea
established the three branches of
government found in the Constitution
each with different powers and duties
This idea established the
three branches of government found in
the Constitution each with different powers and duties
$500$500
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
Scores
$100$100
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
$100$100
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MA
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MAScores
$200$200
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
$200$200
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginia
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginiaScores
$300$300
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
$300$300
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana Territory
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana TerritoryScores
$400$400
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$100$100
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVeto
APropose
BRatify
CAmend
DVetoScores
$200$200
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
$200$200
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
Scores
$300$300
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
$300$300
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
Scores
>
$400$400
All accused persons are entitled to
this
All accused persons are entitled to
this
$400$400
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
Scores
$500$500This idea
established the three branches of
government found in the Constitution
each with different powers and duties
This idea established the
three branches of government found in
the Constitution each with different powers and duties
$500$500
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
Scores
$100$100
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
$100$100
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MA
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MAScores
$200$200
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
$200$200
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginia
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginiaScores
$300$300
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
$300$300
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana Territory
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana TerritoryScores
$400$400
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$200$200
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
This is the procedure used to remove an official from office
before the end of the term for misconduct in
office
$200$200
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
Scores
$300$300
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
$300$300
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
Scores
>
$400$400
All accused persons are entitled to
this
All accused persons are entitled to
this
$400$400
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
Scores
$500$500This idea
established the three branches of
government found in the Constitution
each with different powers and duties
This idea established the
three branches of government found in
the Constitution each with different powers and duties
$500$500
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
Scores
$100$100
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
$100$100
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MA
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MAScores
$200$200
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
$200$200
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginia
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginiaScores
$300$300
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
$300$300
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana Territory
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana TerritoryScores
$400$400
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$200$200
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
A Pocket Veto
B Impeachment Proceedings
C Crimes and Misdemeanors
D Lobbies of Special Interests
Scores
$300$300
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
$300$300
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
Scores
>
$400$400
All accused persons are entitled to
this
All accused persons are entitled to
this
$400$400
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
Scores
$500$500This idea
established the three branches of
government found in the Constitution
each with different powers and duties
This idea established the
three branches of government found in
the Constitution each with different powers and duties
$500$500
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
Scores
$100$100
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
$100$100
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MA
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MAScores
$200$200
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
$200$200
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginia
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginiaScores
$300$300
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
$300$300
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana Territory
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana TerritoryScores
$400$400
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$300$300
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
Three-fourths of these must
ratify an amendment
$300$300
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
Scores
>
$400$400
All accused persons are entitled to
this
All accused persons are entitled to
this
$400$400
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
Scores
$500$500This idea
established the three branches of
government found in the Constitution
each with different powers and duties
This idea established the
three branches of government found in
the Constitution each with different powers and duties
$500$500
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
Scores
$100$100
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
$100$100
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MA
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MAScores
$200$200
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
$200$200
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginia
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginiaScores
$300$300
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
$300$300
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana Territory
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana TerritoryScores
$400$400
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$300$300
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
AStates
BCongressmen
CSupreme Court
DThe Executive Branch
Scores
>
$400$400
All accused persons are entitled to
this
All accused persons are entitled to
this
$400$400
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
Scores
$500$500This idea
established the three branches of
government found in the Constitution
each with different powers and duties
This idea established the
three branches of government found in
the Constitution each with different powers and duties
$500$500
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
Scores
$100$100
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
$100$100
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MA
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MAScores
$200$200
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
$200$200
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginia
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginiaScores
$300$300
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
$300$300
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana Territory
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana TerritoryScores
$400$400
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
>
$400$400
All accused persons are entitled to
this
All accused persons are entitled to
this
$400$400
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
Scores
$500$500This idea
established the three branches of
government found in the Constitution
each with different powers and duties
This idea established the
three branches of government found in
the Constitution each with different powers and duties
$500$500
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
Scores
$100$100
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
$100$100
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MA
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MAScores
$200$200
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
$200$200
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginia
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginiaScores
$300$300
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
$300$300
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana Territory
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana TerritoryScores
$400$400
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$400$400
All accused persons are entitled to
this
All accused persons are entitled to
this
$400$400
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
Scores
$500$500This idea
established the three branches of
government found in the Constitution
each with different powers and duties
This idea established the
three branches of government found in
the Constitution each with different powers and duties
$500$500
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
Scores
$100$100
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
$100$100
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MA
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MAScores
$200$200
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
$200$200
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginia
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginiaScores
$300$300
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
$300$300
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana Territory
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana TerritoryScores
$400$400
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$400$400
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
AA free lawyer
BDue process of law
CSearch warrants
DAppeal to the Supreme Court
Scores
$500$500This idea
established the three branches of
government found in the Constitution
each with different powers and duties
This idea established the
three branches of government found in
the Constitution each with different powers and duties
$500$500
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
Scores
$100$100
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
$100$100
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MA
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MAScores
$200$200
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
$200$200
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginia
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginiaScores
$300$300
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
$300$300
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana Territory
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana TerritoryScores
$400$400
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$500$500This idea
established the three branches of
government found in the Constitution
each with different powers and duties
This idea established the
three branches of government found in
the Constitution each with different powers and duties
$500$500
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
Scores
$100$100
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
$100$100
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MA
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MAScores
$200$200
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
$200$200
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginia
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginiaScores
$300$300
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
$300$300
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana Territory
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana TerritoryScores
$400$400
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$500$500
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
ASeparation of power
BNatural rights
CChecks and balances
DRepublican government
Scores
$100$100
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
$100$100
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MA
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MAScores
$200$200
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
$200$200
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginia
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginiaScores
$300$300
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
$300$300
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana Territory
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana TerritoryScores
$400$400
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$100$100
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
The Constitution Convention met in
this city because of its tradition as the American capital
$100$100
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MA
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MAScores
$200$200
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
$200$200
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginia
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginiaScores
$300$300
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
$300$300
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana Territory
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana TerritoryScores
$400$400
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$100$100
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MA
AWashington DC
BPhiladelphia PA
CNew York City NY
DBoston MAScores
$200$200
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
$200$200
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginia
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginiaScores
$300$300
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
$300$300
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana Territory
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana TerritoryScores
$400$400
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$200$200
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
This was the largest state at the time of the Constitution it had the largest number of delegates and officers
$200$200
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginia
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginiaScores
$300$300
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
$300$300
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana Territory
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana TerritoryScores
$400$400
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$200$200
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginia
AMassachusetts
BNew York
CPennsylvania
DVirginiaScores
$300$300
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
$300$300
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana Territory
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana TerritoryScores
$400$400
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$300$300
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
Because many states claimed this area as their own land each gave it up
as a compromise to form a national government
$300$300
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana Territory
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana TerritoryScores
$400$400
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$300$300
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana Territory
AAppalachian Mountains
BRocky Mountains
CNorthwest Territories
DLouisiana TerritoryScores
$400$400
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$400$400
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
What area has Representatives in
Congress and Electors in the Electoral College by
the 23rd Amendment but is not a state
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$400$400
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican Samoa
AWashington DC
BPuerto Rico
CHawaii
DAmerican SamoaScores
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$500$500
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
Where was the first meeting held to reform the Articles of Confederation
and discuss the possibility of a whole new US
government
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$500$500
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PA
AChicago IL
BAnnapolis MD
CNew York NY
DPhiladelphia PAScores
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$100$100
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
It was the first document to
govern the US from 1778 through
1789
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$100$100
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
A Declaration of Independence
B Articles of Confederation
C Magna Carta
D Constitution
Scores
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$200$200
Illinois became a
state in___
Illinois became a
state in___
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$200$200
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970
A1776
B1789
C1818
D1970Scores
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$300$300
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
In 1980 who became the first President born
in Illinois
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$300$300
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack Obama
AAbraham Lincoln
BUlysses S Grant
CRonald Reagan
DBarack ObamaScores
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$400$400
When did the Constitution
go into effect
When did the Constitution
go into effect
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$400$400
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889
A1776
B1787
C1789
D1889Scores
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$500$500
When are Presidential
Elections held
When are Presidential
Elections held
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$500$500
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
A Every four years
B Every fourth November
C In November of years divisible by four
D In years divisible by six
Scores
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$100$100
How is the President elected
How is the President elected
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$100$100
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary elections
A By the majority of popular votes
B By a majority of the Electoral College
C With the most votes on the Electoral College
D In primary electionsScores
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$200$200
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
How is the Vice President chosen in
the case where no one candidate receives a
majority in the Electoral College
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$200$200
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
A By a majority of the Senate
B By a majority of the House
C By the majority of the Supreme Court
D By appointment of the President
Scores
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$300$300
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
How does a person become a member of the Cabinet of the President
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$300$300
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By elections
A Appointed by the President and approved by Congress
B Appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
C Chosen by the Electoral College
D By electionsScores
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$400$400
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
How are people selected for the
Illinois cabinet of the executive
branch
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$400$400A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
A Elected by the voters of Illinois
B Appointed by the governor and approved by the General Assembly
C Chosen by state lottery
D Selected by the General Assembly
Scores
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$500$500
How does an amendment
become ratified
How does an amendment
become ratified
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$500$500
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the states
ABy of Congress
BBy of the states
CBy frac34 of Congress
DBy frac34 of the statesScores
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$100$100
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
Why were the Bill of Rights
ratified
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$100$100
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
A To prevent governmental abuse
B To encourage Federalists to vote in favor of the Constitution
C To change items in the Constitution that violated rights
D Because George Washington insisted on it
Scores
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$200$200
Why is there an Electoral
College
Why is there an Electoral
College
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$200$200A So only smart people can vote
for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
A So only smart people can vote for the President
B Because the Founding Fathers did not trust the common folk
C So Washington would be elected unanimously
D To give time for the former President to move out
Scores
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$300$300
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
Why was Richard Nixon unique
among the Presidents
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$300$300
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
AHe resigned
BHe was impeached
CHe was a Mormon
DHe belonged to the Communist Party
Scores
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$400$400
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
Why was Gerald Ford
unusual for a President
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$400$400A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
A He was not elected President
B He was never elected President nor Vice President
C He was impeached and removed from office for bribery
D He was so much wealthier than the others
Scores
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$500$500
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
Why are there two Houses
of Congress
$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
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$500$500
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
A To compromise on the slavery issue
B To compromise between large and small states
C To avoid a powerful Senate
D To check the power of the President
Scores
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
WHO WHAT WHEN HOW WHY POT LUCK
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $600
$800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800
$1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000
Round 1
Final Jeopardy
Scores
ROUND
TWO
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$200$200
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
WHO IS THE GOVERNOR OF
ILLINOIS
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$200$200
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
APatrick Joseph Quinn III
BRod Blagojevich
CJesse White
DSheila Simon
Scores
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$400$400
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
Who is referred to as the ldquoFather of the Constitutionrdquo
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$400$400
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames Madison
AGeorge Washington
BThomas Jefferson
CBenjamin Franklin
DJames MadisonScores
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$600$600
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
Who wrote ldquolife liberty and the pursuit of
happinessrdquo
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$600$600
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham Lincoln
AThomas Jefferson
BJohn Locke
CJohn Adams
DAbraham LincolnScores
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$800$800
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
Who said ldquogive me liberty or give me
deathrdquo
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$800$800
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry
APaul Revere
BHenry Longfellow
CBooker T Washington
DPatrick Henry Scores
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$1000$1000
Who is second in line for the Presidency
Who is second in line for the Presidency
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$1000$1000
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of State
A Vice President
B Speaker of the House
C President pro tempore of the Senate
D Secretary of StateScores
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$200$200
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
What does ldquoimpeachrdquo
mean
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$200$200
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
ATo reject
BTo remove from office
CTo pass into law
DTo accuse
Scores
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
>
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$400$400
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
What term is used to describe an official after an election until the end of the time when he will
not return to that position
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$400$400
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post facto
AWrit of attainder
BLame duck
CHabeas corpus
DEx post factoScores
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$600$600
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
These are the only three
crimes stated in the Constitution
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$600$600
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
A Theft murder arson
B Piracy counterfeiting treason
C Espionage bribery spying
D Assault terrorism tax evasion
Scores
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$800$800
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
This kind of law is prohibited by the
Constitution because it is passed after the
charge is committed and can be enforced prior to
ratification
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$800$800
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe facto
AEx post facto
BCommon law
CDe jure
DDe factoScores
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$1000$1000
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
It allows the chief executive to allow a bill to become a law
without having to sign it
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$1000$1000
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item veto
AOverride veto
BVeto
CPocket veto
DLine item vetoScores
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$200$200
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
This happens on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even numbered years
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$200$200
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral elections
APresidential elections
BPrimary elections
CPresident is inaugurated
DGeneral electionsScores
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$400$400
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
When can a citizen run for
the US Senate
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$400$400
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
A Upon reaching the age of 35
B After serving as a representative for 2 years
C Upon appointment by the President
D After passing a Civil Service examination
Scores
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$600$600
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
How long is the term of office for either an Illinois
representative or US representative
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$600$600
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation
A2 years
B4 years
C6 years
DUntil death impeachment or resignation Scores
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$800$800
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
When does the US Appellate Court hear
cases
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$800$800
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
A After the Supreme Court rejects a decision
B When brought for re-trial from a US District Court
C After a state Supreme Court denies the defendant a re-trial
D When ordered by the President
Scores
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$1000$1000
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
How long does an Illinois Supreme
Court Justice serve in office
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$1000$1000
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two years
A For life unless she resigns or is impeached
B Ten years
C Four years
D Two yearsScores
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$200$200
How many US representative does a state
get
How many US representative does a state
get
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$200$200
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least two
ATwo
BDepends on its population
C435
DAt least twoScores
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$400$400
How many US senators are
there
How many US senators are
there
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$400$400
A59
B100
C118
D435
A59
B100
C118
D435Scores
>
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
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$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
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0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$600$600
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
How many Electoral College votes does a candidate need to become President
$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
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0000
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$600$600
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535
AThe most of all candidates
BAll
C270
D535Scores
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$800$800
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
How does one become the
Illinois Attorney General
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$800$800
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the voters
A Appointment by the Governor
B Through a referendum
C Approval of the General Assembly
D Elected by the votersScores
$1000$1000
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
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How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
How do the qualifications for an Illinois judge
differ from a federal judge
$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
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Blues
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$1000$1000
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
AExperience
BAge
CLicensing as a lawyer
DWho appoints them
Scores
$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
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0000
Blues
3137331
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$200$200
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
Why does the Illinois Governor not run in years
divisible by four
$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
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New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
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$200$200
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
A So the elections are not at the same time as the Presidentsrsquo
B It is considered bad luck
C To allow the Governor to time to campaign
D To receive the Presidentrsquos endorsement
Scores
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$400$400
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
Why are only a third of the Senate
seats up for election every two
years
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$400$400
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensive
A Because the term of office is two years
B Because it gives stability to the Senate
C Senators donrsquot have to run for office unless they want to
D Campaigning is expensiveScores
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$600$600
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
Why are there twice as many Illinois
representatives as there are Illinois
senators
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$600$600A Senators are paid twice as much
as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
A Senators are paid twice as much as Representatives
B Representatives serve half as long as Senators
C There are two reps per district and one senator per district
D The House has more power than the Senate
Scores
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$800$800
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
Why is the Attorney
General called this title
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$800$800
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran
A She serves as the Peoplersquos lawyer
B She is a member of the Armed Forces
C She must conduct all military trials
D She must be a veteran Scores
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$1000$1000
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
Why was the Constitution
unique in 1789 when it went into
effect
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$1000$1000
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
A It was written
B It had a ldquohead of staterdquo
C It created a legislature
D It dealt with taxes as a way to support government
Scores
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$200$200
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
How many women currently
sit on the US Supreme Court
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$200$200
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFour
AOne
BTwo
CThree
DFourScores
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$400$400
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
How many states would it take to ratify an
amendment
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
New Artist
New Album
0000
Blues
3137331
created w ARCHOS Gemini
$400$400
A26
B34
C38
D50
A26
B34
C38
D50Scores
$600$600
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
Which state has the most Electoral
College votes
$600$600
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaska
AIllinois
BCalifornia
CNew York
DAlaskaScores
$800$800
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
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Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
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Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
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What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
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AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
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Which state has the most Electoral
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Which state has the most Electoral
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BCalifornia
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Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
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APresident pro tempore
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Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
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Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
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AThe right
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DAt the discretion of the speaker
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Final Jeopary Question
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Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
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AIllinois
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Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
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Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
Who is the presiding officer of the Senate of the US when the
Vice President cannot conduct business
there
$800$800
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
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Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
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APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority Whip
APresident pro tempore
BSpeaker of the House
CSecretary of State
DMajority WhipScores
$1000$1000
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
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Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
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BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
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Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
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Where is a flag placed on a stage in relationship to
the speaker
$1000$1000
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
Scores
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Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
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AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
AThe right
BThe left
CCenter and above
DAt the discretion of the speaker
Scores
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Final Jeopary Question
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Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
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Presidential SuccessionPresidential Succession
Final Jeopary Question
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
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What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
What woman was the closest
to ever becoming President
>
Jeopardy ThemeBy Merv GriffinCopyright copy 1995 ltMerv Griffengt13All Rights ReservedGenerated by NoteWorthy 10
Unnamed-000Unnamed-000Unnamed-000
Unnamed-001Unnamed-001Unnamed-001
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy PelosiScores
>
REC0014
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AHillary Clinton
BMichelle Obama
CSarah Palin
DNancy Pelosi
AHillary Clinton
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DNancy PelosiScores
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