ColonyAreaControlledby AnotherCountrySenate100Members (2From EachState)PhiladelphiaCity WhereConstitutionwas Createdin 1787Bill ofRightsList ofFreedomsand Rightsfor UScitizensJudicialBranchFederalCourtsandJudges3 BranchesofGovernmentLegislative,Executive,JudicialArticles ofConfederationThe FirstPlan ofGovernmentfor the NewNationJudicialBranchDecides ifLaws Agreewith theConstitutionFederalNationalor theEntireCountryTheCabinetAdvisorsAppointedbyPresidentDemocracyCitizensVote forElectedOfficialsThe OpeningStatement oftheConstitutionThePreambleVicePresidentChosenby thePresidentSupremeCourtHighestCourtin USPresidentLeader ofExecutiveBranchLegislativeBranchCreatesor MakesLawsVetoLaws areRejectedby thePresidentConstitutionSet ofRules ThatGuide theCountryJusticeFair andEqualTreatmentHouseof Rep453MembersDependingon Size ofStateThurgoodMarshallFirst AfricanAmericanSupremeCourt JusticeTheWhiteHousePlace WherethePresidentLives andWorksCongressHouse ofRepresentativesand SenateExecutiveBranchEnforces orCarries Outthe Nation'sLawsColonyAreaControlledby AnotherCountrySenate100Members (2From EachState)PhiladelphiaCity WhereConstitutionwas Createdin 1787Bill ofRightsList ofFreedomsand Rightsfor UScitizensJudicialBranchFederalCourtsandJudges3 BranchesofGovernmentLegislative,Executive,JudicialArticles ofConfederationThe FirstPlan ofGovernmentfor the NewNationJudicialBranchDecides ifLaws Agreewith theConstitutionFederalNationalor theEntireCountryTheCabinetAdvisorsAppointedbyPresidentDemocracyCitizensVote forElectedOfficialsThe OpeningStatement oftheConstitutionThePreambleVicePresidentChosenby thePresidentSupremeCourtHighestCourtin USPresidentLeader ofExecutiveBranchLegislativeBranchCreatesor MakesLawsVetoLaws areRejectedby thePresidentConstitutionSet ofRules ThatGuide theCountryJusticeFair andEqualTreatmentHouseof Rep453MembersDependingon Size ofStateThurgoodMarshallFirst AfricanAmericanSupremeCourt JusticeTheWhiteHousePlace WherethePresidentLives andWorksCongressHouse ofRepresentativesand SenateExecutiveBranchEnforces orCarries Outthe Nation'sLaws

United States Government - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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. G-Area Controlled by Another Country
    G-Colony
  2. G-100 Members (2 From Each State)
    G-Senate
  3. N-City Where Constitution was Created in 1787
    N-Philadelphia
  4. O-List of Freedoms and Rights for US citizens
    O-Bill of Rights
  5. N-Federal Courts and Judges
    N-Judicial Branch
  6. N-Legislative, Executive, Judicial
    N-3 Branches of Government
  7. O-The First Plan of Government for the New Nation
    O-Articles of Confederation
  8. B-Decides if Laws Agree with the Constitution
    B-Judicial Branch
  9. G-National or the Entire Country
    G-Federal
  10. I-Advisors Appointed by President
    I-The Cabinet
  11. O-Citizens Vote for Elected Officials
    O-Democracy
  12. O-The Preamble
    O-The Opening Statement of the Constitution
  13. I-Chosen by the President
    I-Vice President
  14. I-Highest Court in US
    I-Supreme Court
  15. I-Leader of Executive Branch
    I-President
  16. N-Creates or Makes Laws
    N-Legislative Branch
  17. I-Laws are Rejected by the President
    I-Veto
  18. O-Set of Rules That Guide the Country
    O-Constitution
  19. B-Fair and Equal Treatment
    B-Justice
  20. B-453 Members Depending on Size of State
    B-House of Rep
  21. B-First African American Supreme Court Justice
    B-Thurgood Marshall
  22. B-Place Where the President Lives and Works
    B-The White House
  23. G-House of Representatives and Senate
    G-Congress
  24. G-Enforces or Carries Out the Nation's Laws
    G-Executive Branch