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1
Where does a tax bill start?
Supreme Court
Senate
Both A and B
House of Reps.
2
A trial by jury of one's peers is guaranteed in
Preamble
Declaration of Independence
Gettysburg Address
The Constitution
3
The debate over representation in congress was resolved by
New Jersey Plan
Great Compromise
3/5 Compromise
Virginia Plan
4
This Article covers the Legislative Branch
Article IV
Article II
Article III
Article I
5
What power is granted only to state governments?
borrow money
establish local governments
establish courts
coin money
6
This case established Judicial Review.
Marbury v Madison
Plessy v Ferguson
McCulloch v Maryland
Brown v Bd. of Education
7
Who Confirms Federal Judges?
Senate
The President
House of Reps.
Supreme Court
8
This power is granted only to the federal government.
power to enforce laws
power to regulate trade within a state
power to declare war
power to collect taxes
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This amendment addresses state's rights.
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9
8
10
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The Distribution of legislative seats is known as.
Expressed Powers
Unfunded Mandates
Devolution
Apportionment
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The job of the Vice President is to preside over _______.
Supreme Court
House of Reps.
Cabinet
Senate
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This group wrote essays in which they defended the need to support the US Constitution?
Anti-Federalists
The Supreme Court
the Virginia Delegates
Federalists
13
The oldest form of government still in use today
Dictatorship
Monarchy
Presidential Democracy
Theocracy
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This branch of government enforces the laws
Judicial
Legislative
Executive
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This English Philosopher was 1st to develop Social Contract Theory.
Thomas Hobbes
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
John Locke
Baron de Montesquieu
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This man is known as the father of the Constitution
Thomas Jefferson
Ben Franklin
George Washington
James Madison
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What are the formal qualification for a US Senator?
no formal qualifications
at least 35, 14 year citizen, natural born citizen
at least 25, 7 year citizen, resident of the state
at least 30, 9 year citizen, resident of state
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Which is the best example of a public good?
Gas Station
Mr. Kennedy's House
Movie Theater
LIbrary
19
A proposed Amendment to the Constitution becomes law when it is ratified by
National Election
US House and Senate
3/4 of the states
Supreme Court
20
Power is divided between state and national govt.
Unitary
Federal
Confederal
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This amendment protects citizens from cruel and unusual punishment
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7
5
6
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This is a legal process through which a person can become a citizen of a country
Naturalization
Immigration
Legal Alien
Centrism
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Congress is divided into
2 branches
3 houses
2 houses
3 branches
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This Amendment guarantees the right to serve in a militia and bear arms
3
1
4
2
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A system of checks and balances allows the executive branch to
refuse to approve judges
impeach judges
declare laws unconstitutional
veto laws
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This man started the tradition of "Mr. President"
John Kennedy
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
George Washington
27
Local governments have control over which of the following.
schools and libraries
public utilities
all of the above
sewage systems
28
The power and authority of our government system is in the hands of
States
President
People
Senate
29
This Plan called for a Unicameral Legislature
Sherman Plan
Maryland Plan
Virginia Plan
New Jersey Plan
30
When US citizens elect members of congress, they are practicing
representative democracy
totalitarianism
authoritarianism
direct democracy
31
This Amendment granted to right to vote to women
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26
24
19
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What is the term length for S. Court Justices?
Two, 3 year terms
5 years
Life
Two, 4 year terms
33
This type of power is shared by the national government and states
expressed
reserved
concurrent
implied
34
A society's framework of shared values, beliefs, and attitudes is called
civic virtue
public good
rule of law
political culture
35
This Amendment was eliminated upon passage of the 21st Amendment
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23
22
18
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America's first attempt at government was known as.
Articles of Confederation
Great Compromise
Federalist Papers
Bill of Rights
37
The first 10 amendments are known as
Preamble
Bill of Rights
Declaration of Independence
the Articles
38
Drawing boundaries of a legislative district with the intent of giving one party an advantage
quorum
redistricting
gerrymandering
apportionment
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The emphasis on elections in the US most reflects which constitutional principle?
separation of powers
individual rights
popular sovereignty
checks and balances
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How many electoral votes are needed to win the Electoral College?
271
250
272
270
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Which of the following is a requirement for voting in US elections?
Ability to get to polling place
high-school education
US Citizenship
property ownership
42
Governments with strong central governments and weak state governments
Unitary
Confederal
Federal
43
Which of the following is NOT typical of the Republican Party?
Supports prayer in school and opposes gun control laws
Supports raising the min. wage to support poor families
Broad based tax cuts
Oppose regulation of business
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A presidential election is won by the candidate who
receives majority of electoral votes
wins primary election in majority of states
receives majority of popular vote
wins the popular vote
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This addresses the purpose of the Constitution
The Preamble
Declaration of Independance
Articles of Confederation
Bill of Rights
46
This amendment protects from unreasonable search and seizure
4
1
2
3
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This allows Congress to do what is "necessary and proper".
Apportionment
Supremacy Clause
Elastic Clause
Gerrymandering
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An election in which voter's determine their party's nominee for office is called
recall election
winner take all system
general election
primary election
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This Swiss philosopher added the term popular sovereignty to social contract theory
Hobbes
Locke
Jefferson
Rousseau
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This Philosopher developed the idea of the 3 branch system of government
Thomas Hobbes
Baron de Montesquieu
John Locke
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
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Powers left to the states are called
Concurrent Powers
Implied Powers
Expressed Powers
Reserved Powers