Which branch can be found in Article II (2) of the Constitution, and who's powers include enforcing.executing the laws, can veto (say "no" to) bills, and can nominate Supreme Court Justices?

What is the power of "Judicial Review?"

Which principle has each branch of government monitor/look over the actions of the other branches?

Which principle states that citizens rule through elected representatives?

Which principle states that power is divided and shared between different levels of government (local, state, federal)?

Which amendment in the Bill of Rights is the same as the principle of "Federalism?"

What is a trick you can use to remember which Amendment is the same thing as Federalism?

Which description below BEST describes the principle of "Limited Government?"

Which principle can be found in the "Bill of Rights" (the first 10 Amendments)?

Name the principle (Choose the BEST answer): "Citizens elect senators to serve in Washington, D.C."

Name the principle (Choose the BEST answer): "The Constitution restricts the powers of the federal government."

Name the principle (Choose the BEST answer): "The Judicial Branch interprets (explain or translate) the law."

Name the principle (Choose the BEST answer): "The president can veto laws passed by Congress."

Name the principle (Choose the BEST answer): "State governments have the power to pass marriage laws within their states."

Name the principle (Choose the BEST answer): “We the people ... do ordain and establish this Constitution.”

Name the principle (Choose the BEST answer): "Article I, Legislative Branch; Article II, Executive Branch; Article III, Judicial Branch."

Name the principle (Choose the BEST answer): "2/3 of both congressional houses vote in favor of proposing an amendment."

Name the principle (Choose the BEST answer): "Congress passes a bill--> The President vetos the bill--> Congress overrides the Presidential veto."

Name the principle (Choose the BEST answer): "The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution... are reserved to the states respectively, or to the people." (Tenth Amendment, U.S. Constitution)

Name the principle (Choose the BEST answer): "The President appoints (chooses) his cabinet members (advisers), and if position is open, the President appoints (chooses) a new Supreme Court Justice (judge). The Senate must approve the President's appointments (choices)."

Which principle did philosopher, Charles de Montesquieu, influence?

What is a trick to help you remember Montesquieu influenced the principle of Separation of Powers?

Name the principle (Choose the BEST answer): "The government gets its powers from the consent (permission) of the governed (the citizens/people)."

Name the principle (Choose the BEST answer): "A person may not be denied a job based on their religious beliefs."

Name the principle (Choose the BEST answer): "Government officials must follow all the laws."