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FND U2 Government & Foundations Review

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Quick, kid-friendly civics review covering laws, the Constitution, branches of government, rights and duties, and landmark cases—perfect for warm-ups or unit wrap-ups. This is a Middle School History / Social Studies review game in a Jeopardy-style format: a teacher puts the board on one screen, teams pick clues by point value, and the class answers out loud — no student devices or accounts needed. Categories: Civic Foundations, The Constitution, The Three Branches, Rights & Duties, Landmark Cases.

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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.

  • Civic Foundations

    This is a rule that everyone must follow.

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    Law

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  • The Constitution

    This is the introduction and goals of the Constitution.

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    Preamble

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  • The Three Branches

    This branch of government makes the laws.

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    Legislative

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  • Rights & Duties

    This freedom allows citizens to practice their faith.

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    Religion

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  • Landmark Cases

    In McCulloch v. Maryland, a state tried to do this to a federal bank.

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    Tax a federal bank

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Civic Foundations

$100 — This is a rule that everyone must follow.
Law
$200 — This is a group of people who lead a community.
Government
$300 — This is a person who belongs to a country.
Citizen
$400 — In a Democracy, these people choose leaders by voting.
The People
$500 — This means government power comes from the people.
Popular Sovereignty

The Constitution

$100 — This is the introduction and goals of the Constitution.
Preamble
$200 — These are formal changes made to the Constitution.
Amendments
$300 — This system divides power between the national government and the states.
Federalism
$400 — This document sets out our nation's basic framework.
Constitution
$500 — This collection protects individual freedoms and rights.
Bill of Rights

The Three Branches

$100 — This branch of government makes the laws.
Legislative
$200 — This branch of government enforces the laws.
Executive
$300 — This branch of government interprets the laws.
Judicial
$400 — Refusing to sign a bill passed by Congress is this action.
Veto
$500 — A presidential veto is an example of this principle.
Checks and Balances

Rights & Duties

$100 — This freedom allows citizens to practice their faith.
Religion
$200 — Freedom of Speech is best described as this.
Right
$300 — This is a responsibility, or something citizens should do.
Paying Taxes
$400 — This action is both a right and something citizens should do.
Voting
$500 — Obeying laws and paying taxes are examples of these.
Responsibilities

Landmark Cases

$100 — In McCulloch v. Maryland, a state tried to do this to a federal bank.
Tax a federal bank
$200 — McCulloch v. Maryland affirmed this about U.S. law.
Federal government is supreme
$300 — In Brown v. Board, segregated schools were declared this.
Unequal and wrong
$400 — This amendment supported Equal Protection in Brown v. Board.
14th Amendment
$500 — The Bill of Rights matters because it does this.
It protects individual freedoms and rights

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