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Social Studies Test 2
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Study questions for the upcoming test in Social Studies
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What story, read in class, was an example of civic virtue?
Antigone
Crevcour
John Locke
Cincinnatus
2
Which is an example of a social contract?
Common Good
The 4th Amendment
Mayflower Contract
Civic Virtue
3
People and institutions with the authority to make and enforce laws and manage disputes about laws.
Representatives
Government
Judges
Senators
4
What power does the Executive Branch hold?
Makes Laws
Interprets Laws
Enforces Laws
Makes Money
5
Wealthy upper class are called what?
Delegates
Founders
Aristocrates
Monarchy
6
A political philosopher who influenced the thinking of the Founders
Ben Franklin
John Smith
John Locke
James Madison
7
That which is good for the community is good as a whole.
Government
Private Domain
Liberty
Common Good
8
To approve of something or allow something to take place
Plea
Reason
Consent
Contract
9
What league was made up of five tribes that maintained political ties to discuss problems?
Government
League of their Own
Justice League
Iroquis League
10
A constitutional government sets limits on the powers of the person or group running the government
False
True
11
People who had to provide for their own needs:
Self Sufficient
Civic VIrtue
Indentured Servent
Monachy
12
He was a political philosopher who believed that government should be divided into parts:
Locke
King Henry
Montesquieu
James Madison
13
What story, read in class, is an example of following a Higher Law?
Antigone
John Locke
Cincinnatus
Crevcour
14
In a direct democracy, the people themselves control government.
False
True
15
A constitution is an example of a Higher Law
True
False
16
Part of a person's life that is not the business of the government:
Private Domain
Founders
Consent
Monarchy
17
The purpose of government is to ...
protect your natural rights
pave roads
collect taxes
provide a millitary
18
An agreement among the people to set up government and obey the laws
Social Contract
Common Good
Constitution
Authority
19
What power does the Judicial Branch hold?
Makes Laws
Interprets Laws
Enforces Laws
Regulates Laws
20
According to Locke, which of the following is not a natural right?
liberty
property
shelter
life
21
Citizens entrust their power to _________ who are leaders they elect to represent and serve their interests
Indentured Servents
Delegates
Monarchy
Founders
22
A legal framework for government
Constituion
Declaration
Social Contract
Private Doman
23
The idea that citizens should put aside their own self interest for the common good of the community
Government
Civic Virtue
Self-Sufficient
Representative
24
What power does the Legislative Branch hold?
Makes Laws
Enforces Laws
Starts Wars
Interprets Laws
25
Where does government get it's right to govern?
From the Founders
From the people
From taxes
From the government
26
Which is an example of an autocratic or dictatorial government?
United States
North Korea
Canada
Saudi Arabia
27
A form of government in which political power is held by a single ruler:
Monarchy
Liberty
President
Communist
28
The colonists that were important leaders who established our government were known as ...
farmers
presidents
colonists
founders
29
Most children in the American Colonies learned civic virtue from:
The church
Their parents
All of the above
Their School
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Men and Women who sell their labor in exchange for the cost of a trip from Europe to the Colonies ...
indentured servents
farmers
founders
partriots