This board helps players review History · Civics & Citizenship · Middle School through a Jeopardy-style game format on Kleveroo. It includes categories such as Citizenship, Rights, Government Levels, Branches, Participation. It is useful for classroom review, team trivia, family game night, test prep, and group play.
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A peek at what's on the board — 5 categories and one sample clue from each. Answers stay hidden until you open them, so the game still works.
What is a person legally belonging to a country called?
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Citizen
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What amendment protects freedom of speech?
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First Amendment
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What level of government runs the whole country?
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Federal government
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What branch includes Congress?
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Legislative
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What is helping a campaign without pay called?
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Volunteering
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Board content
Citizenship
- $100 — What is a person legally belonging to a country called?
- Citizen
- $200 — What is the duty to obey laws called?
- Civic responsibility
- $300 — What civic right allows eligible citizens to cast ballots in elections?
- Suffrage
- $400 — What is becoming a citizen called?
- Naturalization
- $500 — What is love and loyalty to one's country called?
- Patriotism
Rights
- $100 — What amendment protects freedom of speech?
- First Amendment
- $200 — What right allows people to gather peacefully?
- Freedom of assembly
- $300 — What right protects religious practice?
- Freedom of religion
- $400 — What right protects against self-incrimination?
- Fifth Amendment
- $500 — What right guarantees a speedy public trial?
- Sixth Amendment
Government Levels
- $100 — What level of government runs the whole country?
- Federal government
- $200 — What level of government runs a state?
- State government
- $300 — What level handles cities and counties?
- Local government
- $400 — What system shares power between national and state governments?
- Federalism
- $500 — What powers are kept by the states or people?
- Reserved powers
Branches
- $100 — What branch includes Congress?
- Legislative
- $200 — What branch includes the president?
- Executive
- $300 — What branch includes the Supreme Court?
- Judicial
- $400 — What power lets courts declare laws unconstitutional?
- Judicial review
- $500 — What system lets each branch limit the others?
- Checks and balances
Participation
- $100 — What is helping a campaign without pay called?
- Volunteering
- $200 — What is contacting elected officials an example of?
- Civic participation
- $300 — What is a peaceful public protest called?
- Demonstration
- $400 — What is a petition used to show?
- Public support
- $500 — What is the process of discussing public issues before decisions?
- Deliberation
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