Separationof PowersThe term thatmeans thegovernmentis split into 3branchesJudicialReviewThe term thatmeans thecourts candeclare lawsunconstitutionalCongress(specificallythe Senate)Who confirmspresidentialappointments?ArticleIIArticle of theConstitutionthat talks aboutthe ExecutiveBranch5thAmendmentAmendmentthat guaranteesdue process atthe nationallevelBill ofRights1st 10Amendmentsto theConstitutionThePresidentWhoCREATESthe annualbudget?LegislativeBranchThisbranchmakes thelawsExecutiveBranchThisbranchenforcesthe lawsChecksandBalancesTerm thatmeans eachbranch can limitthe power ofthe othersArticleIArticle of theConstitutionthat talks aboutthe LegislativeBranchSupremeCourtHighestcourt inthe U.S.JudicialBranchThis branchinterprets theConstitutionHouse ofRepresentativesHas 435members; isbased onpopulationBicameralThe termthat meansCongress issplit into twopartsJudicialIndependenceThis term meansthe courts aretotally separatefrom the otherbranches14thAmendmentAmendmentthat defineswho is acitizenArticleIIIArticle of theConstitutionthat talks aboutthe JudicialBranchRuleof LawIdea thateveryone isequal underthe lawPreambleExplains whythe Constitutionwas written andthe functions ofgovt.LimitedGovernmentIdea thatgovernmentis not allpowerfulSenateHas 100members;2 perstateVetoA President'sway ofrejecting a lawthat CongressmakesConstitutionDocumentthat sets upthe structureof thegovernmentSeparationof PowersThe term thatmeans thegovernmentis split into 3branchesJudicialReviewThe term thatmeans thecourts candeclare lawsunconstitutionalCongress(specificallythe Senate)Who confirmspresidentialappointments?ArticleIIArticle of theConstitutionthat talks aboutthe ExecutiveBranch5thAmendmentAmendmentthat guaranteesdue process atthe nationallevelBill ofRights1st 10Amendmentsto theConstitutionThePresidentWhoCREATESthe annualbudget?LegislativeBranchThisbranchmakes thelawsExecutiveBranchThisbranchenforcesthe lawsChecksandBalancesTerm thatmeans eachbranch can limitthe power ofthe othersArticleIArticle of theConstitutionthat talks aboutthe LegislativeBranchSupremeCourtHighestcourt inthe U.S.JudicialBranchThis branchinterprets theConstitutionHouse ofRepresentativesHas 435members; isbased onpopulationBicameralThe termthat meansCongress issplit into twopartsJudicialIndependenceThis term meansthe courts aretotally separatefrom the otherbranches14thAmendmentAmendmentthat defineswho is acitizenArticleIIIArticle of theConstitutionthat talks aboutthe JudicialBranchRuleof LawIdea thateveryone isequal underthe lawPreambleExplains whythe Constitutionwas written andthe functions ofgovt.LimitedGovernmentIdea thatgovernmentis not allpowerfulSenateHas 100members;2 perstateVetoA President'sway ofrejecting a lawthat CongressmakesConstitutionDocumentthat sets upthe structureof thegovernment

Federal Government Review - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. The term that means the government is split into 3 branches
    Separation of Powers
  2. The term that means the courts can declare laws unconstitutional
    Judicial Review
  3. Who confirms presidential appointments?
    Congress (specifically the Senate)
  4. Article of the Constitution that talks about the Executive Branch
    Article II
  5. Amendment that guarantees due process at the national level
    5th Amendment
  6. 1st 10 Amendments to the Constitution
    Bill of Rights
  7. Who CREATES the annual budget?
    The President
  8. This branch makes the laws
    Legislative Branch
  9. This branch enforces the laws
    Executive Branch
  10. Term that means each branch can limit the power of the others
    Checks and Balances
  11. Article of the Constitution that talks about the Legislative Branch
    Article I
  12. Highest court in the U.S.
    Supreme Court
  13. This branch interprets the Constitution
    Judicial Branch
  14. Has 435 members; is based on population
    House of Representatives
  15. The term that means Congress is split into two parts
    Bicameral
  16. This term means the courts are totally separate from the other branches
    Judicial Independence
  17. Amendment that defines who is a citizen
    14th Amendment
  18. Article of the Constitution that talks about the Judicial Branch
    Article III
  19. Idea that everyone is equal under the law
    Rule of Law
  20. Explains why the Constitution was written and the functions of govt.
    Preamble
  21. Idea that government is not all powerful
    Limited Government
  22. Has 100 members; 2 per state
    Senate
  23. A President's way of rejecting a law that Congress makes
    Veto
  24. Document that sets up the structure of the government
    Constitution