Password Ap GoPo Review Game

Password
AP GOPO
REVIEW GAME
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Rules
• Divide the class into two or three teams.
• Pick a team member to be the speaker.
• Pick a team member to be the guesser.
• None of the other team members may
speak but they may use their notes or
textbooks and write down answers.

Rules
• The speaker faces the overhead where
the words are projected.
• The guesser sits with their back to the
overhead.
• The team has 60 seconds.
• Terms will be flashed on the overhead,
one at a time.

Rules
• The speaker tries to get the guesser to
say as many terms as possible within 60
seconds.
• The speaker may say anything (within
reason) except the actual words they are
trying to get the guesser to say. The team
loses a point every time the speaker says
the term.

Rules
• If the speaker gives up they may say
“pass” and go on to the next slide. They
can not go back to slides they pass.
• The speaker can only pass one time per
round.
• The team gets one point every time the
guesser guesses the term correctly.

Rules
• Tally up the number of points each team gets
in the first round.
• In the second round, teams must chose new
speakers and guessers. Repeat and tally
points.
• The team with the most total points at the
end of the game wins.

•Federal Reserve Board

•Office of Personnel and
Management

•EPA

•Brown v Board

•Gideon v Wainwright

•Civil Service

•Federal Register

•FCC

•Roe v Wade

•Bakke v University of
California Board of
Regents

•Spoils system

•Virginia Plan

•Cloture

•Express Powers

•Selective Incorporation

•Categorical grant

•Oversight

•FDA

•Name Recognition

•Tinker v DesMoines

•Engel v Vitale

•Inner Cabinet

•Social Capital

•Constituents

•Miranda v Arizona

•Winner-Take-All System

•President Pro Tempore

•Shay’s Rebellion

•Majority Whip

•Safe Seat

•Reapportionment

•Gender gap

•Political socialization

•PAC

•Interest Group

•Texas v Johnson

•Presidential honeymoon

•Independent
expenditures

•Dealignment

•Selective Exposure

•Duverger’s Law

•Poll Tax

•incumbent

•Midterm Election

•Lobbyist

•Term limits

•Plessy v Ferguson

•Supremacy Clause

•Double Jeopardy

•Civil Rights Act of 1964

•Commander in Chief

•Single Member District

•Commerce Clause

•14th Amendment

•Divided Government

•Realigning Election

•Speaker of the House

•Gitlow v New York

•Americans With
Disabilities Act

•Executive Order

•Anti-Federalists

•Reynolds v US

•Donald Trump’s Hair

•Executive Office of the
President

•Clear and Present
Danger Doctrine

•4th Amendment

•James Madison

•John Marshall

•Habeas Corpus

•Writ of Certiorari

•Federal Appeals Court

•Log Rolling

•Parliamentary System

•Due Process

•Strict Constructionist

•Free Exercise Clause

•Party Convention

•Americans with
Disabilities Act

•Recess Appointment

•Impeachment

•Senatorial Courtesy

•Inherent Powers

•State of the Union
Address

•Signing Statements

•Rule of Four

•Filibuster

•Fiscal Policy

•Presidential Chief of
Staff

•Block Grant

•DOMA

•Eminent Domain

•Closed Primary

•Dissenting Opinion

•Pocket Veto

•Rider

•Incumbent

•Treaty

•Solicitor General

•Party Indentification

•Conference Committee

•Articles of
Confederation

•Federalism

•Checks and Balances

•Liberalism

•Bundling

•Federalist Papers

•Separation of Powers

•Donald Trump

•Popular Sovereignty

•Medicare

•Socialism

•GDP

•Multilateralism

• Bill of Rights

•Social Security

•Deficit

•Open Primary

•Full Faith And Credit
Clause

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