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7th Grade Civics EOC Review!!!
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Bandwaggon is a type of propaganda. An example is the fidget spinners. What is bandwaggon?
Glittering Generalities
Testimonial
Everyone is doing it.
Card-Stacking
2
What does it mean to repeal?
To declare independence
Cancel a law or action
To get together
To declare war
3
What is the point of a summary judgement?
To explain the court decision
For the President to plan out the year
To be followed in future cases
Avoid unnecessary trials
4
A soldier staying in your house during times of peace without your consent is a violation of?
2nd Amendment
4th Amendment
5th Amendment
3rd Amendment
5
what is a lobbyist?
Someone who calls you to vote for someone.
Candidate's helpers.
People who represent a special interest group.
6
Which party believes you have power over your own body and mind?
Libertarian
Socialist
Democratic
Republican
7
Which party is more conservative, most allow death penalty, are are energy independent?
Democratic
Republican
8
What rights are protected by the 1st amendment?
Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, Petition
Religion, Speech, Protest, Assembly, Judicial Review
Suffrage, Protest, Speech, Assembly,
Voting, Petition, Speech, Protest, Assembly
9
Brown v. Board of Education stated segregation in schools is unfair, and reversed what case?
Plessy vs. Ferguson
Miranda vs. Arizona
Heller vs. D.C.
Gideon vs. Wainwright
10
In this type of government, a small group of people make all the decisions.
Autocracy
Socialism
Oligarchy
Democratic
11
What is the imprisonment of people in large groups without trial called?
confinement
internment
jail
slavery
12
What is appellate process?
Having a higher court review a lower court results.
Having a lower court review a higher court.
13
Why was the Mayflower Contract written?
For the Puritans to establish self-government in Plimoth
So the colonists could break away from England.
As a government plan for the new nation.
So the Puritans could get rights to own the Mayflower ship
14
Which is incorrect about Thomas Hobbes and John Locke's beliefs?
L: Man is good. H: Man is evil.
L: Gov is wanted to help public H: is needed to help public
L: Gov should be conditional. H: Gov should be all powerful.
L: Power should be shared & direct. H: Power must be shared.
15
What our natural rights according to John Locke?
Right to a government
Life, Liberty, and Property
Right to fair speedy trial
16
Which is not an example of Checks and Balances?
Legislative can write laws
Executive appoints judges
Executive branch can veto legislation
Jud. can declare acts in ex. or leg. branch unconstitutional
17
Libel is _____ lies and slander is ______ lies.
written, spoken
spoken, written
false, true
true, false
18
Which is NOT a concurrent power? (Power shared by federal AND state government)
Marriage and Divorce Laws
Borrow Money
Tax
Establish Courts
19
Tom is being held in jail. He needs to be told why he is being held.
Ex Post Facto
Habeas Corpus
20
Getting arrested for recording a concert BEFORE recording concerts was illegal, is known as
Ex Post Facto
Habeas Corpis
21
In this kind of government, the government has COMPLETE control. Is somewhat lenient.
Authoritarian
Dictatorship
Socialism
Communism
22
Was the Cuba bay of pigs invasion successful?
No
Yes
23
Which is something a Federalist would disagree with?
We need a strong, national government.
The French Revolution is stupid.
The federalist papers and constitution are great.
A strong state government would be super.
24
What did Montesquieu believe in?
Life, Liberty, and Property
A new constitution
Strong central government
Seperation of powers
25
Due process rights are found in what amendment? What does due process mean?
5, the government must follow its own rules.
5, your house can't be taken away by the government
6, the government must get its power from the people
4, you cannot be tried for the same crime twice.
26
What is on the Tenth Amendment?
Due Process
Woman Suffrage
Rights Not Named
State Rights
27
What did the Magna Carta do?
Set up a government plan
Declared independence
Made a self-government
Limited the king's power
28
Which of these allowed equal rights in public places for African Americans?
Civil Rights Act of 1964
21st Amendment
Brown vs. Board of Education
Civil Rights Act of 1968
29
Which is not a weakness of the articles of confederation?
no currency
unfair taxes
no power to enforce laws
didn't have a military
30
Which party is more liberal, allow immigration, pro choice, & want increased minimum wage?
Democratic
Republican
31
How old must you be and how long must you have lived in America to be eligible for president?
age 35 and up, resident 14 years
age 25 and up, resident 7 years
age 30 and up, resident 9 years
32
Which is civil disobedience?
Refusing to obey the government
Killing who disagrees with you
Burning down a store you hate
Stopping traffic with protest
33
In the Preamble, what does "promote the general welfare" mean?
BUILD A WALL!!!!!!!!
Power resides with people
Keep everyone happy
Secure borders
34
In this kind of government you vote for someone to represent you.
Authoritarian regime
Representative democracy
Absolute democracy
Constitutional Monarchy
35
Which is not true about WWII?
End of war led to the UN formation
Italy and America were very close allies
US was neutral until Pearl Harbor invasion
US does not isolate itself anymore
36
What does Law of Blood state?
If your parents are citizens, so are you.
Everyone is required to donate blood if they can.
An eye for an eye, a life for a life, blood for blood
If you are a citizen, so are you.
37
Is this correct: Local = Governor, State = Mayor, Federal = President
Looks correct!
Its ALL incorrect.
State and Local are switched.
Federal is a Governor.
38
What is pleading the fifth?
Refusing to obey the government
Refusing to confess
Refusing to answer questions
Refusing to be indicted
39
Which of these is a civil case? The rest are criminal cases.
Rape
Trespassing
Robbery
Child custody
40
(Not a real product) "Donald Trump's Bragadocious Orange Spray Tan". What propaganda is this?
Card Stacking
Glittering Generalities
Bandwaggon
Testimonial
41
What did Montesquieu believe in?
Strong central government
Seperation of powers
A new constitution
Life, Liberty, and Property
42
What was the purpose of the second continental congress?
Request king to change
Adopt declaration of independences
Question England's authority
Response to Intolerable acts
43
What was our bill of rights inspired by?
The English Bill or Rights
The Mayflower Compact
The Constitution
Common Sense
44
Which is an example of probable cause?
Jon sees Kim put drugs in her bag, and selling them.
Jon sees Kim talking to a kid who supposedly sells drugs.
John hears that Kim was smoking during lunch.
Jon thinks Kim would sell drugs.
45
Our government works like a social contract because
We give up some rights so we can be protected
We make treaties and contracts with other countries
We have a president, governor and mayor
We have a federal government AND a state government
46
What is selective service?
Being randomly picked to go to war.
Randomly chosen at random to do a survey
Being chosen at random to be the Designated Survivor.
Randomly being chosen for jury duty.
47
What was the purpose of the First continental congress?
Questioning Britains authority
Adopting Declaration of Independence
Request king to change
Response to intolerable acts
48
Which amendment and court case allows gun rights?
2nd Amendment. In Re Gault
4th Amendment, Miranda vs. Arizona
6th Amendment, Heller vs. DC
2nd Amendment. Heller vs. DC
49
Which is not an obligation?
paying bills
voting
school
jury duty
50
If you are born in a country, you are a citizen of the country according to what?
Law of Blood
Law of Soil
