AIR Test Review

Congress begins debate over a bill. What branch of government is this?

According to Ohio and US Constitutions, which responsibility does the state and fed gov have?

Which principle of the Constitution does "consent of the governed" best describe?

Which amendment established the direct election of senators?

Which amendment says citizens cannot sue another state?

Which branch of government can override a veto with 2/3 vote?

How can the legislative branch check the power of the executive?

Which amendment repealed prohibition?

Any power not given to the federal government belongs to the states. Which amendment is this?

If you use data to sway an undecided legislator, what is that called?

Women can vote. Which amendment is this?

What did the 26th amendment change about voting rules?

If the president cannot serve, the VP takes over. Which amendment is this?

The Ohio Supreme Court rules on a case. What level of government is this?

Ohio's Governor has agencies put a law into action. What level of government is this?

Which branch interprets laws?

Franklin Roosevelt served more than 2 terms. Which amendment was created as a result?

U.S. Senators debate a bill in Congress. Is this at the federal or state level of government?

What happens when Ohio and federal law contradict each other?

Which branch of government has the right to veto a bill?

Which amendment prevents the increase of salaries of members of Congress in middle of a term?

Right to a fair and speedy trial. Which amendment is this?

What is a civic responsibility of citizens?

The Supreme Court declares a law to be unconstitutional. Which principle is this?

The Ohio Supreme Court traveled a lot. How did the 1851 Constitution change this?

Ohio's Governor has agencies put a law into action. What branch is this?

Which branch and level of government is the US Congress?

Every person born or naturalized in the US is a citizen. Which amendment is this?

Any powers not listed in the Constitution belong to the people. Which amendment is this?

The Ohio Supreme Court rules on a case. Which branch is this?

What was one change made to the 1851 Ohio Constitution?

How did the 1851 Ohio Constitution give more power to the people?

What is a right that serving on a jury provides you?

Which principle of the Constitution describes federal and state powers?

The Ohio Constitution created district courts. What problem did this solve?

Which branch enforces laws?

Which branch makes laws?

What is an example of a civic responsibility on the local level?

No illegal search and seizure. Which amendment is this?

How does the Federal Reserve regulate economic activity?