The idea that government derives its power from the consent of the governed is known as:

Federalism divides power between national and state governments.

The principle that no one—not even the president—is above the law demonstrates:

Which constitutional principle gives each branch of government power to limit the others?

Which are examples of individual liberties protected by the First Amendment?

When Congress overrides a presidential veto, it illustrates:

The Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments both protect:

Which clause declares the Constitution “the supreme law of the land”?

The Necessary and Proper Clause is also known as the:

The Constitution’s amendment process is described in Article V.

The Bill of Rights was added to the Constitution to:

Which amendment reserves powers not delegated to the federal government for the states?

The Full Faith and Credit Clause requires states to:

Which are founding documents that influenced American government?

The Articles of Confederation failed primarily because Congress could not:

The Declaration of Independence lists grievances against King George III.

“Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness” refers to:

The Northwest Ordinance (1787) is important because it:

(Scenario) A citizen sues a state for violating their freedom of speech. Which amendment protects them?

The Federalist Papers argued in favor of:

The Magna Carta introduced the idea of limited government.

(Scenario) Congress creates a national bank to manage finances. This demonstrates which principle?

Which article establishes the Judicial Branch?

The Supremacy Clause means state laws are superior to federal laws.

(Scenario) Congress passes a law that violates the Constitution; the Supreme Court strikes it down. This illustrates:

The phrase “We the People” illustrates:

Which document established self-government for Pilgrims in 1620?

Congress declares war, but the President commands the military. This demonstrates:

31. (True/False) The 14th Amendment guarantees Equal Protection under the law.

A state creates a law that violates a federal treaty. Which law prevails?

The Supreme Court established judicial review in:

A state tries to tax a federal bank. Which case stopped this?

Two states disagree over commerce on a shared river. Which clause settles this?

Dred Scott v. Sandford (1857) ruled that:

Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) established which doctrine?

Brown v. Board of Education (1954) overturned which case?

Gideon v. Wainwright guaranteed the right to an attorney.

Miranda v. Arizona (1966) ensures suspects are told their rights under which amendment?

A person's confession is used in court even though they were not told their rights. Which case protects them?

Which cases expanded the rights of the accused?

In Brown v. Board of Education, the Court ruled that separate schools are inherently unequal.

Texas v. Johnson (1989) protected what type of expression?

The Supreme Court limited Congress’s commerce power in which case?

Roe v. Wade was based on the constitutional right to privacy.

U.S. v. Nixon (1974) limited what presidential claim?

(Scenario) Congress passes a law requiring religious instruction in public schools. Which case would invalidate it?

Which cases involve First Amendment freedoms?

McCulloch v. Maryland confirmed Congress’s implied powers.

Bush v. Gore (2000) dealt primarily with which issue?

The District of Columbia v. Heller decision affirmed what right?

In Citizens United v. FEC, the Court ruled that political spending is protected speech.

A state draws districts based on race. Which case applies?

Marbury v. Madison established judicial review.

A state law requires citizens to register their religion. Which principle is violated?

The President issues an executive order to desegregate the military. Which power is used?

The War Powers Resolution (1973) limits the President’s ability to deploy troops without Congress.

Which laws promoted civil rights and equality?

The USA PATRIOT Act expanded federal surveillance powers after 9/11.

(Scenario) Congress passes a law limiting online speech critical of the government. Which amendment protects citizens?

A police officer searches a car without cause. Which amendment is violated?

The Fifth Amendment protects against self-incrimination.

A state creates a poll tax to vote. Which amendment bans this?

Which amendments expanded voting rights?

The Constitution divides government powers into three branches.

67. (Scenario) The President vetoes a bill and Congress overrides it. Which principle is demonstrated?

A governor declares a law void because they disagree with it. What principle does this violate?

Rule of Law means even government officials must obey the law.

Citizens protest unfair laws peacefully. Which principle is exercised?

A state law targets a specific group for different tax rates. Which clause is violated?

The Elastic Clause gives Congress flexibility to carry out its powers.

Citizens vote to remove a corrupt mayor. This illustrates:

A court case ensures students can wear political symbols in school. Which case set that precedent?

Which principles are foundational to the Constitution?

Equal Protection means laws apply equally to all people.

A citizen is jailed without a trial. Which principle is violated?

A Supreme Court justice is impeached for corruption. Which principle is illustrated?

The First Amendment protects freedom of speech, press, religion, assembly, and petition.

A citizen argues that the government cannot take their property without fair payment. Which clause supports them?

What is the right that the people have the right to alter or abolish their government because the people have the supreme power (sovereignty) over the government?