Arjun, Charlotte, and Evelyn are playing a game of 'Government Roles'. They picked a card that reads 'Balancing the national budget'. Which purpose of government are they role-playing?

Imagine Arjun, Avery, and Priya are playing a game of 'Government Roles'. They picked a card that reads 'Public Transportation, Mail system, Libraries'. Which purpose of government are they representing?

Imagine Ava, Emma, and Oliver are playing a game of 'Government Roles'. They are discussing the purpose of the Court System, Jails, and National Guard. Can you guess which role they are discussing?

Aiden, Abigail, and Samuel are playing a game of 'Create Your Own Country'. If they decide their country has no government at all, what vocabulary term would best describe their country?

Imagine Lily, Mason, and Avery are playing a game of 'Government Types'. They are trying to figure out which system of government divides power between the National and State governments. Can you help them out?

Mason, Daniel, and Avery are playing a game of 'Guess the Government'. They come across a type of government that has fixed elections and/or no choice. Can you help them identify it?

Imagine you're in a world where all citizens have to vote on each piece of legislation. Kai, Grace, and Luna are discussing this in their civics class. Can you tell them which type of government they're talking about?

Imagine Abigail, Jackson, and Elijah are playing a game of 'Government Types'. They are trying to figure out which type of government does not pass leadership down through generations or social class. Can you help them out?

Imagine you're in a history class with Scarlett, Abigail, and Aiden. Your teacher asks, 'Which of the following is not an example of an Authoritarian Government Leader?'

Jordan went to protest with his activist group in Washington, D.C.

Avery, Priya, and Benjamin are having a debate. According to them, who holds the most power in the United States?

In what part of the Constitution can we find our individual rights and freedoms?

Imagine Luna, Isla, and Mason are playing a game of 'Democracy Trivia'. Luna draws a card that reads: 'The Supreme Court can declare a law from Congress unconstitutional... this is an example of which principle of Democracy?'

Which of the following is a characteristic necessary for democracy that includes volunteer groups, religious groups, social groups?