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1
What was one result of the Voting Rights Act of 1965?
Everyone got a sticker
More Black Americans could vote, especially in the South
Free lunch at polling places
Voting booths turned into party zones
2
What does the 15th Amendment protect?
The right to vote regardless of race or past slavery
Right to take a nap
Right to hit your boss
Right to travel for free
3
What does the Secretary of Defense do?
Oversees the military
Builds fences
Defends the Presidents music
Edits the Constitution
4
What does the 14th Amendment guarantee?
No work on your birthday
Free car 0 mileage
Equal treatment under the law for all citizens
Free tacos on Tuesday
5
What does the 4th Amendment protect against?
Fighting
Spilling coffee on yourself
Too many ads on TV
Unreasonable searches and seizures
6
What does Title IX of the Education Act of 1972 forbid?
Discrimination in education based on sex
Teachers assigning homework
Only boys using calculators
Discrimination based on eyes
7
What are civil Liberties?
Free coffee on Mondays
A list of traffic laws
Rights & freedom the goverenment cant interfere with
Governments checklist
8
What is the balance of trade?
Trading snacks at lunch
The difference between exports & imports
A game show
Tight rope
9
What are some powers of the state granted by the Constitution?
pay your bills
hold elections & give out licenses
buy dogs for everyone
buy you a car
10
Why was the United Nations created?
To rule the world
For international karaoke nights
To promote peace and cooperation
To design flags
11
What legal concept came from
Near v. Minnesota
?
Press probation
Restraining orders
Prior planning
Prior restraint
12
What is slander?
A false statement
A monster
A fashion trend
Means you're skinny
13
Give an example of how the national government can influence state governments through withholding federal funds
Dogs
Making drinking age 21 or they would lose money for highways.
Buying 21yr olds laptops
Buying 21yr olds cars
14
4 main arguements made in McCulloch v. Maryland
No taxation to federal Government & Constiution gives more power
No throwing trash in your neighboors trash
You cannot walk your dog
Implied powers & National bank
15
Which government has the power to enter treaties, coin money, regulate commerce?
Government for babies
Governements for cats
The dog government
The federal government
16
What is the Supremacy Clause?
Clause for Supreme Court
Mrs. Clause freedom
The U.S Constitution & federal laws are the highest law
Santa Clause
17
What is the balance of power?
Balancing on tightropes at the UN
Sharing power so no country is too strong
Balancing power
Taking turns being the boss
18
What did
Boumediene v. Bush
decide?
Bush must apologize
All prisoners get snacks
Guantanamo detainees can challenge their detention in U.S. courts
Detention centers become hotels
19
Example of an international organization?
Peppa pig
The Avengers
United Nations
Amazon
20
Who wrote the opinion in
Brown v. Board of Education
?
Chief Justice Earl Warren
President Brown
Oprah Winfrey
Judge Judy
21
What are the 5 protections in the 1st Amendment?
Religion, driving, eating, working, flying
Religion, speech, press, assembly, petition
Prayer, silence, dancing, swimming, clapping
Freedom from homework, chores, and rules
22
What are new focuses in foreign policy?
Ice cream, UFOs, and fashion trends
Cybersecurity, climate change, global health
Dog parks, treehouses, and memes
Reality TV diplomacy
23
What are the three realms of foreign policy?
Military, economic, diplomacy
Fashion, food, festivals
Twitter, TikTok, Telegram
Dogs, cats, lizards
24
When was the most recent Paris Agreement?
1
2015
1776
2022
25
What is Federalism?
Power shared between President and Vice President
Power the Supreme Court Grants
Power shared between State and National Government
Power from Congress
26
Where do most policies the national government adopts originate?
Turtles
The state and local levels & get noticed by the national government
Cats
Dogs
27
What did the War Powers Resolution say?
Free fireworks
President can do whatever they want
President must tell Congress within 48 hours of sending troops
No Eiffel Tower
28
Which case legalized same-sex marriage?
Love v. Law
Obergefell v. Hodges
Burger v. Fries
Wedding v. Cake
29
What is diplomacy?
A type of dance between presidents
Arguing with style
Secret spy missions
Peaceful communication between countries
30
What are Enumerated Powers?
Powers for cats
Powers that dogs have
Powers that belong to the President
Powers written in the Constitution that belong to the federal government
31
What did
Scheck v. United States
decide?
You can put your hands on anyone
All speech is welcome
Speech causing clear danger isn't protected
Memes count as protesting
32
Who is the top diplomat after the president?
First Lady
Secretary of State
Captain America
Vice President
33
What did
Plessy v. Ferguson
decide?
Segregation was okay if things were “equal”
Everyone must sit in the back
You must wear matching outfits
Trains are for the rich
34
What is the rational basis test?
A test to check if a law makes sense and has a good reason
A personality test in court
A math test for lawyers
A quiz for rational thinkers
35
What is the Selective Incorporation Doctrine?
The name of a law firm
Rule for picking favorite foods
A cooking method
Ensures rights are protected by state and federal governments
36
Which countries are permanent members of the UN Security Council?
Only the countries that love pizza
Canada, Italy, Mexico, Japan, Brazil
US, UK, France, Russia, China
Wakanda, Narnia, Hogwarts, Atlantis, Genovia
37
Where is power/authority concentrated in a Confederation?
Most power is held by the individual states, not the central government.
Bunnies
Cats
Dogs
38
What does the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 require?
Robots as assistants
Fair access in buildings, schools, and jobs
Elevator dance parties
Free scooters for everyone
39
Which branch can declare war?
The Supreme Squad
Judicial
Executive
Legislative
40
What is the European Union (EU)?
A group of European countries working together
European Soccer
A cooking contest
A giant family reunion
41
Supremacy Clause
The dog ate my homework
Ask your dog for advice
Sleep on it 3-5 business days
U.S Constitution & federal laws are the highest law
42
What does the 13th Amendment state?
Slavery is abolished except as punishment for a crime
Everyone gets a pet dog
You must do chores forever
Only pirates can own ships
43
What does the Supremacy Clause state?
Everyone needs a car
States must follow them as well
Constitution, federal laws, & treaties are the highest laws.
Everyone needs a dog
44
What did
New York Times v. Sullivan
decide?
Public officials must prove hatred in libel cases
Gossip is protected speech
Always tell the truth
Every tweet counts as law
45
What does the Secretary of State do?
Sends postcards
Commands all tanks
Keeps presidential secrets
Handles diplomacy
46
What is libel?
A new dance move
Type of pasta
False written statement
A hairstyle
47
What are the 3 Levels of Scrutiny?
Watching, judging, glaring
Easy, medium, hard mode
Rational basis, intermediate scrutiny, strict scrutiny
Kind, mean, rude
48
What are Implied Powers?
Powers not written in the Constitutional but are needed
Powers that arent needed
Powers that are implied
Rich poeple things
49
What’s the difference between international and regional organizations?
International = global, Regional = local
Depends on the weather
Regional is for food only
One plays soccer, one plays baseball
50
Is diplomacy the same as foreign policy?
Yes, they’re twins
No, but they work together
Diplomacy is just louder foreign policy
Only on Fridays
51
Who proposed the Bill of Rights?
George Washington
James Madison
Barack Obama
Alexander Hamilton
52
What is the main idea of the 5th Amendment?
Due process, no double jeopardy, no self-incrimination
Free refills at restaurants
Buying five things and getting one free
Cheating in uno
53
What was the 1964 Civil Rights Act?
Free food on your birthday
It banned unfair treatment based on race, sex, or religion
Civil people get a medal
National hug day
54
What does “suffrage” mean?
Sadness from voting
A type of sandwich
Right to suffer
The right to vote
55
What is a Unitary Government?
Cats
The national government has the power & local governments follow its rules.
Birthday cake
Cogs
56
Which Congress proposed the Bill of Rights?
First Congress
Continental Congress
Fourth Congress
Student Council
57
What did SCOTUS decide in
Near v. Minnesota
?
No prior restraint on press
Free soda for journalists
Only positive news is allowed
Reporters must sing the news
58
What was decided in
Miranda v. Arizona
?
Always stay silent
Everyone gets a lawyer automatically
Arrested people must be read their rights
You can text instead of talk
