The president makes a law that says all people of a certain religion are to be arrested and receive the death penalty. This is unconstitutional because of what?

What source limited the King of England's power for the first time?

The idea of "an eye for an eye" originates from what source?

Which of the following is the oldest living participatory democracy?

What type of government does the United States have?

What type of government has citizens voting and majority rule determines laws/decisions?

What type of government has people voting for representatives to make decisions for them and lead?

What is the philosophical movement where people used rational thoughts to question accepted beliefs and traditions?

What key term best refers to the agreement between people and government to create laws and protect rights?

A person under arrest is asked to be brought before a judge for a trial because it is believed he is being unlawfully held. What is this an example of?

What is NOT one of the natural rights John Locke says men are born with?

Which Enlightenment thinker was one of the first to suggest the idea of checks and balances?

What was the main reason Britain put so many taxes on the colonists?

Which of the following concepts was Rousseau most known for?

Which term means "dividing power between state and federal governments?"

Why did the founders want to get rid of the Articles of Confederation?

What type of legislative representation did the New Jersey Plan want?

What was considered the first constitution of the United States?

What type of legislative representation did the Virginia Plan want?

How did the delegates at the Constitutional Convention decide to elect the head of the Executive Branch?

What is the main part of the Legislative Branch?

Which group supported the new Constitution and wanted to ratify it?

What group was less organized, popular with common folk, and wanted a Bill of Rights

The citizens that a member of congress represents are called what?

What occurs every 10 years and allows districts to be redrawn?

Each state is given two members in the House of Representatives. True or false?

How many total members are there in the U.S. House of Representatives?

What is it called when a Senator debates over or talks about a proposed piece of legislation to delay or prevent a vote?

What is the guideline for all future cases that is created after a judgement called?

What is it called when a court overturns a law that is in conflict with the Constitution?

What major case established the concept of judicial review?

Which amendment includes the five freedoms, one of which includes the freedom of petition.

Which amendment says that no warrants will be issued without probable cause?

Which amendment gives the powers that are not given to the U.S. in the Constitution to the States

Which amendment prevents excessive bail or cruel and unusual punishment?

Which amendment prevents double jeopardy?

A person is arrested for wearing purple. It is not illegal YET, but the police officer arrested them because it will be illegal tomorrow. What is this an example of?

If you live in the U.S. but are not a citizen, are you still entitled to the freedoms in the Bill of Rights? Yes or no.

What document was signed at the end of World War I that led to the rise of Hitler?

What was the name of the trials that put Nazi leaders/German war criminals on trial?

What is the name of the document that was passed after the Holocaust to make sure a similar event would never happen?

Who chaired the U.N. Human Rights Commission and helped create the UDHR?

Which of the following genocides is still denied today by the perpetrators?

Which genocide is different because the U.S. and world powers knew about it the whole time it happened (From start to finish)?

The United States and U.N. both intervened IN RWANDA during the Rwandan Genocide. True or false.

What is the idea that the government is created by and subject to the will of the people?

A petition is signed by a large portion of the state in order to enact a law or hold a public vote. This is an example of what?

What allows citizens to vote on a ballot on whether to uphold or repeal a new law passed at the state level?

Which amendment in the Bill of Rights promises due process (Fair treatment through the judicial system)?

How did the South respond to African American freedom after the Civil War?

What do we call the time period from the 1870's to 1960's (Specifically in the South)?