CIVICS C 4 E Battle of the Sexes Jeopardy Review
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CIVICS C 4 E
Battle of the SexesJeopardy Review
EconomicsAmendmentsPropaganda Techniques
Legal ActionsLegal Cases
Game design by Mary Catherine McGillvray
Economics
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What are the 3 main types of economies?
What is a profit
What are the 3 types of businesses?
What is a Market Price?
What are the three factors of production?
How many Amendments are there to the
Constitution?
Which Amendment protects individual
freedoms?
What is the 13th Amendment?
What Amendment gave 18 year olds the right to
vote?
Which Amendment is known as the 2nd bill of
rights?
“I graduated from Mt. Lebanon and I’m just
like you”
“I’m for lower taxes and better education”
“I always have my picture taken with a
flag”
“Vote for me – I’m ahead in the polls!”
My opponent is “soft on crime”
Who is a plaintiff?
Who is a defendant?
What is a trial court?
What is an appellate court?
What is precedent?
“Separate but equal”
What did the Tinker case stand for?
What case provided Judicial review?
What case permitted affirmative action?
What case requires you to have an attorney?
1. Traditional2. Market
3. Command
Difference between what it costs to produce
a good and what you can sell it for
1. Sole Proprietorship2. Partnership3. Corporation
The price where buyers and sellers agree to
exchange
1. Land2. Labor
3. Capital
27 Amendments
First Amendment
Abolish Slavery
Twenty Sixth Amendment
Fourteenth Amendment
Plain Folk
Glittering generality
Transfer
Bandwagon
Name calling
Someone who brings a complaint
Someone who defends a complaint
Where the facts are decided and a jury renders a verdict of guilty or not guilty
Court that hears an appeal and a question of
Law
Guidelines by which judges decide legal
issues based on previous cases
Plessy vs. Ferguson
Freedom of Expression/Speech
Marbury vs. Madison
Bakke vs. Regents of California
Gideon vs. Wainwright
Citizenship
How can you become an American citizen?
1. Born here2. Naturalization
3. Parents become naturalized and you are under 18
4. At least one of your parents was a citizen when you were
born
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