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NHS Pol. Systems Final Exam Units 2 & 3
NHS Pol. Systems Final Exam Units 2 & 3
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A #Political Systems #Final Exam Review (for Honors & College Prep) covering Units 2 & 3
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CP #15, Hon #34: The significance of the decision in
Marbury v Madison
is the legal practice of
Supemacy
Federalism
Unconstitutionality
Judicial Review
2
CP #23-26, Hon #50: Which Amendment contains both the
due process
&
equal protection
clauses?
14th Amendment
4th Amendment
6th Amendment
5th Amendment
3
CP #11, Hon #24: What was added to the Constitution to satisfy the Anti-Federalists?
Preamble
Connecticut (Great) Compromise
Bill of Rights
Three-Fifths Compromise
4
CP#34&35, Hon#77&78: One who moves to anther country w/o permission or gov't "paperwork"
Alien
Refugee
Immigrant
Illegal Alien
5
CP #13, Hon #31 What is meant by Popular Sovereignty?
The people can elect representatives to rule the country
Congress is elected by the people to make the U.S.'s laws
The President (sovereign) is elected by the popular vote
The power to rule is held by the people of the U.S.
6
CP #30&31, Hon #72: What term identifies legally-sanctioned segregation as ordered by law
de jure segregation
de optione segregation
de facto segregation
de choche segregation
7
CP#32&33, Hon#75&76: Explain the meaning of "jus soli"
Law of blood, one born to a U.S. citizen is a U.S. citizen
Law of blood, anyone born in U.S. is a citizen of U.S.
Law of soil, anyone born in U.S. is a citizen of U.S.
Law of soil, one born to a U.S. citizen is a U.S. citizen
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CP#36, Hon#52: A
politicalparty
is a group that tries to...
persuade people in power to pass laws to benefit their group
ALL of the above are correct
influence laws by testifying at subcommittee hearings.
make, enforce, & interpret laws (gov't) by winning elections
9
CP#34&35, Hon#77&78: One who lives in a country where they're not a citizen (green card/visa)
Refugee
Alien
Emigrant
Illegal Alien
10
CP #12, Hon #29: What is meant by Separation of Powers?
The U.S. would have a "Federal" system of government
The people will be separate from the government by Congress
The government would have to follow the laws of the U.S.
The government would be divided into three coequal branches
11
CP#38, HON#54: What is the innovator role?
By 'stealing' voters, minors force majors to campaign harder
Minor parties bring new ideas to the nation (& the 2 majors)
Major parties excess of ideas forms the minor parties
Minor parties force the major parties to think of new ideas
12
CP #30&31, Hon #71: What term identifies segregation that is a result of individual choices?
de facto segregation
de jure segregation
de choche segregation
de optione segregation
13
CP#32&33, Hon#75&76: Explain the meaning of "jus sanguinis".
Law of the soil, one born to a US citizen is a US citizen
Law of the blood, one born to a US citizen is a US citizen
Law of the blood, anyone born in US is a citizen of US
Law of the soil, anyone born in US is a citizen of US
14
CP#34&35, Hon#77&78: Someone who
permanently
enters
a country
Refugee
Emigrant
Immigrant
Alien
15
CP#42, Hon#61: Why do candidates campaign most frequently in "swing" states?
Swing states are worth the most popular votes.
Swing states are worth the most electoral votes.
Swing states contain wealthy voters w/ a higho of efficacy
Swing states are close to 50-50 & have a large # of electors
16
CP #19, Hon #46: Art. I, Sect. 8, Clause 18 is called the Necessary & Proper (or ____) Clause
Implied
Expressed
Liberal Constructionist
Elastic
17
CP#23-26, Hon #49: Which Amendment protects Americans from "unreasonable searches & seizures"?
The 4th Amendment
The 1st Amendment
The 2nd Amendment
The 5th Amendment
18
CP#34&35, Hon#77&78: Someone who
permanently
leaves
a country
Alien
Emigrant
Refugee
Immigrant
19
CP#39, Hon#57: What is the most common nominating method in the U.S.?
Caucus
State Convention
Petition
Primary
20
CP#29, Hon#67-70: Passed after 9/11, the PATRIOT Act allows the gov't to invade your privacy if
they've been told about your membership in a certain group
they've found e-mails you wrote about overthrowing the gov't
they feel the need to for ANY reason
they feel it is in the interest of national security
21
CP #22, Hon #47: What rights are U.S. citizens given by the Full Faith & Credit Clause?
Each citizen must give all other citizens their "full faith"
Each state must treat every citizen of their state equally
Each citizen must treat all other citizens equally
Each state must treat all citizens of the U.S. equally
22
CP#37 Hon#56: What does the Constitution say about political parties?
Article V says parties must submit a candidate for President
Article II banned pol. parties. (Changed by 12th Amendment)
The Constitution says not one word about political parties.
Article IV mandates there must be two at all times.
23
CP#26, Hon #69: What does the 14th Amendment's
Equal Protection Clause
require of the states?
NONE of the these are correct
States must provide the same services & privileges to all
States must allow all to arm themselves for protection
States must give all citizens the same right to due process
24
CP#23-26, Hon #51: Which Amendment protects Americans from
self-incrimination
&
double jeopardy
4th Amendment
6th Amendment
5th Amendment
8th Amendment
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CP#34&35, Hon #77&78: Someone who leaves a country due to oppression, war, or natural disaster
Refugee
Emigrant
Fugitive
Escapee
