Government Jeopardy
A game of Jeopardy about the U.S. government and the foundations of American democracy.
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Topics of this game:
- How many votes do you need from Congress to sucessfully pass a proposal for a amendment for the Constitution?
- What were the 2 parties relevant in the ratification of the Constitution?
- What was the primary focus of Article III of the Constitution?
- How many states had to agree to ratify the U.S. Constitution?
- Which model of democracy facilitates organized group-based activism?
- What was the Three Fifths Compromise
- What are the 3 representative models of democracy?
- Which model of democracy influences citizens to give power to the wealthy and educated?
- What kind of legislature is Congress?
- Which house of Congress provides all states equal representation?
- What would be one reason why the Senate is more informal than the House of Representatives?
- How many representatives are currently within the House of Representatives
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