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Clue
A
1st Constitution of the United States
B
The 2nd Amendment protects this right
C
Members of the Executive Branch appointed by the President and approved by the Senate
D
The 5th Amendment prohibits a person being tried twice for the same charge (Ashley Judd film)
E
Body that elects the President and Vice President
F
A stalling tactic used in the Senate
G
Politically biased remapping of a district
H
'The privelege of the writ of __ __ shall not be suspended...'
I
Ability of the House of Representatives to find someone guilty
J
Original and Appellate are two forms of this in the court system
K
The Declaration of Independence was sent to this man
L
Power that briefly allowed Bill Clinton to remove parts of a bill from a law, before it was judged unconstitutional
M
'Father of the Constitution'
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Clue
N
Number of Supreme Court Justices
O
A check on the president that a two-thirds majority of Congress can do
P
Passive presidential power that prevents a bill from becoming a law
Q
Minimum number of people present necessary to conduct business
R
The right to vote will not be denied based on '__, color, or previous condition of servitude'
S
Next in line for the presidency after the V. President
T
Attacking the U.S. or aiding an enemy of the U.S.
U
When the Supreme Court strikes down a law, it is judged to be ___.
V
Presidential power that prevents a bill from becoming a law
W
The 4th Amendment requires probable cause for this to be issued
X
Number of amendments in roman numerals
Y
Spelled backwards, this was ended by the 13th Amendment
Z
Number of Presidents impeached and removed
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US Government A-Z Quiz
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History_Lover
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Feb 13th, 2011 at 23:56 GMT
5 points
I know that some of these are a stretch - especially "y" so if you have any better suggestions feel free to toss them out there.
Jordan117
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Mar 24th, 2011 at 17:38 GMT
5 points
For Y: the final battle of the American Revolution (Yorktown)?
myb555
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Mar 24th, 2011 at 20:53 GMT
3 points
@Jordan117 that was the last MAJOR battle of the revolution, but still a great idea!
Pyrophorus
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Mar 24th, 2011 at 23:31 GMT
1 point
The U clue could also do with some rephrasing...the Supreme Court might strike down an unconstitutional law, but its ability to do so is not unconstitutional.
History_Lover
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Mar 25th, 2011 at 02:10 GMT
2 points
@ Pyrophorus I also didn't like the wording for my U clue but couldn't figure out how to phrase it. Looking at it now the wording just came to me. I hope this is a little clearer. @ Jordan117 Thanks for the suggestion but I am trying to stay confined to the organization of our government as much as possible - not US History.
swellwrench
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Mar 30th, 2011 at 23:22 GMT
3 points
For Y - affirmative vote in the Senate?
grayantimatter
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May 2nd, 2011 at 07:45 GMT
1 point
Great quiz. I know it is a letter based quiz but I was upset (with myself mostly, for wasting time) that N didn't take the number...and the spelling for H seems pretty unforgiving (which is fine), it took me several tries to get it right..
kwonj
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Feb 16th, 2012 at 23:08 GMT
0 points
I like this quiz. I'm 17 years old and I take college level government class, great way to test my vocabulary. Only missed two.
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