1. By: Hannah Han Unit 5: The Judicial Branch Review Game

2. Rules: (kind of different) 1.Divide the class into 2+ teams. 2. Which ever side chooses to choose first chooses 1 box. 3. The question is read 4. Any team is open to buzz in to answer. 5. Once buzzed in, the team has 30 seconds to answer 6. **** you do not have to answer in “questions”*** 7. Click “Click Here” to see answer 8. If right, you get the money. If wrong, you lose the money 8. If unanswered in 30 sec, then you lose the money. 9. Once all the questions have been answered, team with the most $ wins. CLICK ABOVE THE QUESTIONS TO RETURN TO BOXES

3. Ch. 18 The Federal Court System Ch. 19 1 st Amendment Freedoms Toss upTest questions Ch. 21 Equal Justice Under Law Ch. 20 Protecting Individual Rights $100 $200 $300 $400 $500$500$500

4. What are the two distinct types of federal courts Congress has created? 1) constitutional courts 2) special courts Click here

5. Who is the person who files suit? Plaintiff Click here

6. The U.S. Government may not be sued without its consent; those who seek damages must take their cases to….? The U.S. Court of Federal Claims Click here

7. The Supreme Court is in session from October through June; List some things that they do… Hears oral arguments, studies written briefs, meets in conference (discuss the cases, renders majority, concurring, and dissenting opinions) Click here

8. The Court of International Trade hears ____ and ___ cases Tariff and trade cases Click here

9. Define Parochial schools? Schools related to Church Click here

10. Define Sedition? Crime of attempting to overthrow the govt by force or to disrupt its lawful activities by violent acts. Click here

11. 1 st Amendment guarantees what….? Right of Assembly, and Right to Petition the Government for a redress of grievances Click here

12. The Bill of Rights restricts only the national Govt, but the ________ of the 14 th Amendment “nationalizes” most of those guarantees. Due Process Clause Click here

13. Difference between Civil Liberties vs. Civil Rights? Civil liberties: protections against govt. ex) safty of person, opinion, property Civil Rights: positive acts of govt: ex)not allowed to discriminate b/c of race, sex, religion, etc.. Click here

14. Until proven guilty, a person accused of crime is presumed what? Innocent Click here

15. Define a “bill of attainder”? Legislative act that inflicts punishment without a court trial. Click here

16. The 5 th and 4 th amendments guarantee that the government cannot deprive a person of “_(3)_” without ___ ? Life, Liberty, Property…… Due process of Law Click here

17. Another name for the “writ of habeas corpus” is? “Writ of Liberty” Click here

18. List the 3 features of an “ex post facto law” 1.It is a criminal law 2.Applies to an act committed before its passage 3.Works to the disadvantage of the accused Click here

19. What are Jim Crow Laws? Separate people based on race. Click here

20. The process by which people of one culture merge into and become part of another is called? Assimilation Click here

21. Discrimination against the majority group is called? “reverse discrimination” Click here

22. As “___” is to law of the soil, “___” is to law of the blood. Jus soli/ Jus sanguinis Click here

23. What does Title IX require? Near-equal funding for men’s and women’s athletic teams at public schools/ universities… Click here

24. Which of the following could be the subject of a criminal case tried in federal court? A. Bankruptcy b. civil rights c. counterfeiting d. labor relations c. counterfeiting Click here

25. The term of office for constitutional court judges is determined by? the Constitution. Click here

26. The federal officers who make arrests, secure jurors, and serve legal papers are ? a. marshals. Click here

27. The power of judicial review is held: a. exclusively by the Supreme Court. b. by most federal and State courts. c. only by federal courts. d. only by courts with appellate jurisdiction. b) by most federal and State courts. Click here

28. The appointment of which of the following does NOT require Senate approval? a. federal judgesc. United States attorneys b. United States magistratesd. United States marshals b.United States magistrates Click here

29. Another word for “involuntary servitude”? Forced Labor Click here

30. Define “Bill of attainder”? Legislative act that inflicts punishment without court trial Click here

31. What does prohibition against DOUBLE JEOPARDY mean? Once a person has been tried for a crime, he or she cannot be tried again for that same crime. Click here

32. A living legacy left behind by a former President is (are) a.his memoirs. b.the judges whom he has appointed and who continue to serve. c.the constitutional amendments he has proposed. d.none of the above B Click here

33. The list of cases to be heard by a court is called a a.civil case list.b.certificate. c.writ of certiorari.d.docket. D docket Click here