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2024-2025 End of Year - Final Test Review
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Preparation for the final test
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designed for everyone to achieve the same result
capitalism
equal opportunity
collectivism
socialism
2
Current Chief Justice
John Roberts
Antonin Scalia
John Paul Stevens
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
3
Number of amendments
25
50
33
27
4
A power reserved for the states
coin money
establish public schools
raise an army
establish post offices
5
Amendment prohibiting cruel and unusual punishment
16th
10th
8th
17th
6
Wrote The Federalist Papers
Washington, Adams & Hancock
Madison, Hamilton & Jay
Jefferson, Madison & Adams
Marshall, Marbury & McCulloch
7
six purposes of government
Article I
The purpose doctrine
Preamble
Article VI
8
Powers not delegated by the Constitution to the federal government are
reserved
to the states
12th amendment
10th amendment
8th amendment
State's Powers Clause
9
Serves a term of 4 years
US House of Representatives
SCOTUS
US Senate
POTUS
10
Ruling that corporate spending on politics is protected speech led to expansion of Super PACS
Citizen's United vs. FEC
McCain - Feingold
Unlimited Spending Act
McConnell vs. FEC
11
Most powerful position in House of Representatives
Majority Whip - Steve Scalise
Minority Leader - Hakeem Jeffries
Majority Leader - Chuck Schumer
Speaker of the House - Mike Johnson
12
Annual Federal Tax Deadline
April 15
April 1
Dec 31
April 30
13
less government control of social issues and less government control of economic issues
totalitarian
conservative
libertarian
liberal
14
Amendment protecting women's right to vote
22nd
15th
13th
19th
15
POTUS succession
VP, then whoever is available
VP, Speaker of House, President pro tem, Secretary of State
VP, Secretary of State, Speaker of House
VP and whomever the VP selects
16
Supremacy Clause
Article V
Article VII
Article IV
Article VI
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amendment process
Article IV
Article V
Article VI
Article VII
18
Case that protected the non-disruptive "free exercise" rights of students in public schools
TLO v. New Jersey
Tinker v. Des Moines, IA School District
Westside Community Board of Education v. Mergens
Miranda v. Arizona
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more government control of economic issues and less government control of social issues
liberal
libertarian
totalitarian
conservative
20
established abortion standard regarding privacy vs. equal protection
McCulloch v. Maryland
Marbury v. Madison
TLO v. New Jersey
Roe v. Wade
21
A current cabinet member
Robert Kennedy, Jr.
John Kerry
Paul Ryan
Nancy Pelosi
22
Forbids official state religion
Establishment Clause
Free Exercise Clause
Supremacy Clause
Full Faith and Credit Clause
23
Amendment the contains "right to bear arms"
1st
2nd
26th
25th
24
Amendment containing both "equal protection" and "due process"
15th
22nd
19th
14th
25
Amendment making 18 the national voting age
2nd
25th
1st
26th
26
first case to confirm the concept of judicial review
TLO v. New Jersey
McCulloch v. Maryland
Roe v. Wade
Marbury v. Madison
27
Amendment protecting women's right to vote
19th
15th
13th
22nd
28
US Senators represent
everyone in the country
everyone in their state
voters in their home district
voters in their state
29
"necessary and proper" and "elastic"
implied powers
reserved powers
inherent powers
enumerated powers
30
Established the income tax in 1913
16th amendment
11th amendment
17th amendment
18th amendment
31
Serves a term of 6 years
POTUS
US Senate
SCOTUS
US House of Representatives
32
Apportionment of 435 House reps
allocated to states based on the amount of taxes paid
allocated to states based on population
allocated to states based on party controlling Whitehouse
allocated to states equally
33
Amendment ending slavery
15th
22nd
13th
19th
34
Warned political parties would take power from people
Roosevelt
Wilson
Washington
Lincoln
35
Eisenhower's farewell warning
media conglomerates
military industrial complex
political parties
financial community
36
Cabinet level position
Attorney General
Secretary of Legislative Affairs
Secretary to the Chief
Chairman of Federal Reserve
37
first case to confirm the expansive nature of implied legislative powers
Marbury v. Madison
Roe v. Wade
TLO v. New Jersey
McCulloch v. Maryland
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more government control of social issues and less government control of economic issues
liberal
libertarian
conservative
totalitarian
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this is required if competition is to be open and fair
collectivism
socialism
equal opportunity
capitalism
40
carries out the law
federal reserve
executive
judicial
legislative
41
interprets the law
federal reserve
judicial
executive
legislative
42
First case to establish national "reasonable suspicion" standard in schools
Westside Community Board of Education v. Mergens
Tinker v. Des Moines, IA School District
TLO v. New Jersey
Miranda v. Arizona
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representative exercises best judgement in support of constituents
delegate
partisan
trustee
politico
44
representation style that most directly follows the will of the people
politico
partisan
delegate
trustee
45
Ist time government was limited
Bill of Rights
Declaration of Independence
Constitution
Magna Carta
46
Serves a life-long term
US House of Representatives
POTUS
US Senate
SCOTUS
47
The idea, in the constitution, that all and absolute power resides with the citizens of the US
social contract
judicial review
distribution of authority
popular sovereignty
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The Constitution is the ultimate law
Establishment Clause
Full Faith and Credit Clause
Free Exercise Clause
Supremacy Clause
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I renounce foreign allegiances and will support & defend US Constitution and laws
oath to get a visa
citizenship oath
government employee oath
CIA oath
50
Serves a term of 2 years
US Senate
POTUS
SCOTUS
US House of Representatives
51
Federal Reserve
Has full control of US money supply
Troops in waiting if needed
a quasi governmental cartel of private banks
The government controlled supply of gold
52
Amendment establishing the right to a speedy jury trial and right to counsel
4th
3rd
5th
6th
53
Contemporary Major Parties
Libertarians & Totalitarians
Federalists & Antifederalists
Democrats & Republicans
Conservatives & Liberals
54
the power to declare laws and actions unconstitutional
judicial review
enumerated powers
executive privilege
power of the purse
55
Majorities required for constitutional amendments
51% of Congress; 67% of states
75% of Congress; 51% of states
51% of Congress; 51% of states
67% of Congress; 75% of states
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The executive branch
Article II
Article III
Article I
Article IV
57
Current Speaker of the House
Chuck Schumer
Mitch McConnell
Nancy Pelosi
Mike Johnson
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Article I, Section 8, Clauses 1-17
Bill of Rights
Limits on government
implied powers
enumerated powers
59
Executive department heads and POTUS advisors
the inner circle
the cabinet
the politburo
The gang of eight
60
Separation of Powers & Checks and Balances
more effective management
ambition versus ambition
enhances government power
makes government stronger
61
Social Contract
Magna Carta
Declaration of Independence
Constitution
Bill of Rights
62
Amendment establishing POTUS term limits
13th
19th
15th
22nd
63
legislative branch
Article III
Article I
Article IV
Article II
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Amendment protecting freedom of assembly
26th
2nd
1st
25th
65
First case to nationally codify "right to remain silent"
Tinker v. Des Moines, IA School District
Westside Community Board of Education v. Mergens
TLO v. New Jersey
Miranda v. Arizona
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representative votes in line with wishes of party leaders
partisan
politico
trustee
delegate
67
POTUS oath of office - "protect & defend the ..."
constitution
party
people
executive branch
68
How many terms can a Congressman win?
2
3 maximum of 10 years
4 maximum of 24 years
unlimited
69
Competition leads to increased productivity and winners and losers
socialism
equal opportunity
collectivism
capitalism
70
Case that protected non-disruptive student speech in public schools
Westside Community Board of Education v. Mergens
Miranda v. Arizona
TLO v. New Jersey
Tinker v. Des Moines, IA School District
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more government control of social issues and more government control of economic issues
liberal
conservative
totalitarian
libertarian
72
Art I, Sec 8, Cl. 18: congress can pass laws
necessary and proper
to carry out delegated powers
implied powers
enumerated powers
Limits on government
Bill of Rights
73
Clause that ensures a Virginia marriage license is recognized in the other 49 states
speech and debate
full faith and credit
supremacy
reserved powers
74
Third in line of presidential succession
Speaker of the House
Secretary of Defense
Vice-President
Secretary of State
75
Amendment limiting the governments right to search and seize
5th
3rd
6th
4th
76
Amendment making voting age 18
4th
6th
22nd
26th
77
open competition produces winners and losers
socialism
capitalism
collectivism
equal opportunity
78
Number of US Senators
100
535
435
2 per state
79
Government can not interfere with religious practices
Establishment Clause
Free Exercise Clause
Full Faith and Credit Clause
Supremacy Clause
80
representative attempts to balance all styles of representation
partisan
politico
delegate
trustee
81
state powers
implied powers
inherent powers
enumerated powers
reserved powers
82
Not a role of POTUS
Chief Administrator
Chief Economist
Commander in Chief
Chief Diplomat
83
more government control of economic issues and less control of social issues
liberal
conservative
libertarian
totalitarian
84
Your New Jersey drivers license is honored in Virginia
Supremacy Clause
Free Exercise Clause
Full Faith and Credit Clause
Establishment Clause
85
media bias is dangerous because
altered facts hide truth
advertising revenue could be effected
manipulate public opinions
people need facts to make decisions
86
Chief Executive in State of Virginia
Governor Glenn Youngkin
The state executive commission
Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax
Senator Tim Kaine
87
Creation of a sovereign nation
Magna Carta
Constitution
Bill of Rights
Declaration of Independence
88
Amendment changing how US Senators are elected from state legislatures to popular vote
8th
17th
16th
10th
89
an expansive view of judicial authority to make changes to the law
judicial activism
originalist
socialist
textualist
90
Amendment creating federal income tax
16th
8th
17th
10th
91
Clause ensuring Congressmen can not be sued for anything they say on the House or Senate floor
supremacy
reserved powers
speech and debate
full faith and credit
92
makes the law
judicial
executive
legislative
federal reserve
93
The Constitution is constructed on the belief that man's nature is ...
self-interested
sensitive
good
bad
94
Further limits federal government
Declaration of Independence
Bill of Rights
Constitution
Magna Carta
95
Amendment codifying POTUS succession
1st
2nd
25th
26th
96
Current Chief Justice
John Marshall
John Roberts
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Antonin Scalia
97
Who can you trust to get the truth about current events?
multiple sources different ideologies - trust your judgement
CNN
Fox News
The media outlet you think is most trustworthy
98
Amendment protecting against double jeopardy and self incrimination
4th
5th
6th
3rd
99
Amendments dealing with voting rights
1, 2, 3, 4 & 5
13, 16, 17, 22 & 25
6, 7, 8, 9 & 10
15, 19, 23, 24 & 26
100
An elected representative who listens exclusively to the will of his constituents
partisan
delegate
politico
trustee