4th Grade Social Studies!

Who selects the attorney general?

What does the Judicial branch do to balance the powers of the other branches?

What is it called when Congress can kick someone out of a federal office?

How many people are on a state trial's jury?

How many stars are on the U.S. flag today?

How many members are on the Supreme court?

How old do you have to be to vote for president?

When did the Women's Right movement Begin?

True or False: Women could run for office before they had the right to vote.

How long are Supreme Court Terms

By 1950, what percent of the workforce was made up of women?

How many US Presidents have there been?

What are Checks and Balances for?

What odd thing did people believe would start happening if women were included in politics?

Once more women starting entering the workforce they started to get the same high paying jobs as men.

A public prosecutor is a

What were some successes women gained as a result of their advocacy efforts?

'Attorney General' is the head of which Department?

Two Presidents that have been successfully impeached include:

Why do you think women revolted against unequal rights in the late 1800s, early 1900s?

By "representative" democracy we mean:

Who is eligible for jury duty?

Who was the youngest US president?

Who is the leader of the state government?

Direct democracy

How many US Presidents have been assassinated?

What was the first state to grant women's suffrage

How often are US presidential elections?

What Is Suffrage?

Speedy & public trial by jury, clear charges, witnesses in defense and attorney.

Attorney general

Who does a lawyer for the defense directly question?

In a criminal trial, the prosecutor

The jury can converse with the lawyers and witnesses involved in the trial.

An attorney challenging a witnesses veracity means...

What man escaped from slavery and supported women's equality and suffrage?

How much does a woman make to every man's dollar?

Fill in the Blank: It wasn't until the ____ that women started to play an important role in education.

What can make you disqualified for life from a jury?

How old do you have to be to become president?

How many electoral votes are there?

What were most women's organizations fighting for?

Who nominates Supreme Court judges?

I fought for women's suffrage in Britain and lead the WSPU(Women's Social and Political Union).

...is a negotiation between the defense attorney and the prosecutor

What woman led more than 300 slaves to freedom through the underground railroad?

What or Who does the Government get its power from?

How does the President Check and Balance the Legislative Branch?

Who created the National Women's Suffrage Association?

The legislative branch...

What year did women get the right to vote

Women used peaceful protests while striving for equality and freedom.

Which of these is a responsibility of the Supreme Court?

How many US Senators are there in the Legislative Branch?

What started the Civil Rights Movement?

What percent of criminal cases are actually heard by a jury?

Congress is broken down into __ chambers.

The Branch of the U.S. government that makes and changes the laws is called the ____________.

What can the Legislative Branch do to balance the Executive Branch?

The Supreme Court works chiefly as an

democracy

How many members are on the Supreme court?

Who nominates Supreme Court Justices?

Who votes on Supreme Court Justices?

How is the President chosen?

The Supreme Court is a trial court.

Women's Rights/Activism/Movements Halted when WWI started.