1. Jeopardy Civics Unit Review

2. LegislativeExecutive Judicial Who Am I?Potluck Branch Branch Branch 100100 100 100 100 100100 200200 200 200 200 200200 300300 300 300 300 300300 400400 400 400 400 400400 500500 500 500 500 500500

3. Legislative Branch 100 Portion of the Constitution that describes the Legislative Branch

4. Legislative Branch 200 Members of the House of Representatives must be at least ____ years old.

5. Legislative Branch 300 Article I Section 8 Clause 18

6. Legislative Branch 400 Senators serve terms that last _____ years.

7. Legislative Branch 500 The majority of work during the bill process is done by this part of the Congress.

8. Executive Branch 100 States which hold direct popular vote to choose a presidential candidate hold these.

9. Executive Branch 200 January 20, 2017 will be the next one

10. Executive Branch 300 In order to be eligible for president, a person must be at least 35, a resident for at least 14 years, and

11. Executive Branch 400 The number of electoral votes required to be elected president.

12. Executive Branch 500 This executive department’s headquarters are in the Pentagon.

13. Judicial Branch 100 There are two types of jurisdiction: original and this.

14. Judicial Branch 200 SC case that questioned reasonable searches in schools

15. Judicial Branch 300 Who is one of the two Supreme Court justices appointed by President Obama?

16. Judicial Branch 400 To determine if an action or law is in agreement with the Constitution.

17. Judicial Branch 500 SC case that dealt with “symbolic speech”.

18. Who Am I? 100 Secretary of State

19. Who Am I? 200 Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

20. Who Am I? 300 House Majority Leader

21. Who Am I? 400 Speaker of the House

22. Who Am I? 500 Senate Minority Leader

23. Potluck 100 John Locke’s Natural Rights

24. Potluck 200 Amendment that is concerned with “cruel and unusual punishment”

25. Potluck 300 Lowest of the federal courts.

26. Potluck 400 A meeting of people in order to choose a candidate.

27. Potluck 500 The first constitution of the United States