The Supremacy Clause in the Constitution says that:

The 3/5 Compromise settled a dispute over:

An economic system where private citizens own most businesses and compete freely is called:

A system where the government controls key industries and tries to share wealth more equally is called:

The system that ensures one branch of government doesn't become too powerful (like the President vetoing a bill) is known as:

The power of the U.S. President to reject (veto) a law passed by Congress is an example of:

The system that divides power between the national government and the state governments is called:

Which power is an example of a power held only by the federal (national) government?

The first ten amendments to the Constitution that guarantee basic freedoms are known as the:

The 1st Amendment protects all of the following except:

The 4th Amendment protects citizens against:

If you are guaranteed the right to remain silent to avoid self-incrimination, which amendment protects you?

The 6th Amendment guarantees a citizen the right to:

Which amendment guarantees citizens born or naturalized in the U.S. are citizens and have equal protection under the law?

Drawing election district lines to give one political party an unfair advantage is called:

The tactic used by Senators to delay or block a vote on a bill by talking for a long time is the:

Which term refers to a minor crime that usually results in a small fine or a short jail time?

A serious crime, such as armed robbery or murder, that typically results in a long prison sentence is a:

The rule that police must follow fair rules and procedures when taking action against a person is known as:

The rule that says a person cannot be tried twice for the same crime after being found innocent is called:

A jury that cannot agree on a verdict (guilty or not guilty) is called a:

A person is considered innocent until the government proves, beyond a reasonable doubt, that they are:

The level of suspicion police need to obtain a warrant to search a home is called:

To win the U.S. Presidency, a candidate must receive at least how many electoral votes?

The Supreme Court case Gideon vs. Wainwright established the right to:

The Supreme Court case Miranda vs. Arizona established that police must inform suspects of their rights before:

The Supreme Court case Brown vs. Board of Education overturned the idea of "Separate but Equal" by ruling that segregation in public schools was:

The earlier case that legalized segregation under the idea of "Separate but Equal" was:

The power of the Supreme Court to declare a law unconstitutional is called:

Title IX (Title 9) is a law that prohibits discrimination based on what in any federally funded education program?

Affirmative Action policies attempt to address:

The Tinker vs. Des Moines ruling said students can use symbolic speech (like wearing armbands) at school as long as it does not:

The ruling in the Pentagon Papers case made it very difficult for the government to stop a newspaper from publishing because of the protection of:

The Establishment Clause of the 1st Amendment prevents the government from: