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The legal process by which an immigrant becomes a citizen.
Civil Rights
Denaturalization
Citizenship
Naturalization
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Where did the ships from England land when they came to America and where is the birthplace of American democracy?
Plymouth Rock, Massachusetts
Washington, D.C.
Jamestown, Virginia
Williamsburg, Virginia
3
What religious influences followed the colonists to the Americas?
Christian only
Jewish and Christian
Christian and Muslium
Muslium and Jewish
4
The 13th Amendment abolished slavery. The 14th granted citizenship and the 15th gave the right to vote for black men.
True
False
5
Most of these segregation laws are known as this. They were designed to maintain power and privilege for whites.
Civil Disobedience
Japanese American Internment
Jim Crow Laws
Desegregation
6
The executive and legislative branches of government are combined.
Republic
Seperation of Powers
Canada's Government
Parlimentary System
7
Were women included in the 15th amendment that gave African Americans the right to vote in 1890?
No, not until 1920
Yes
8
Independent states join forces by forming a central government.
Confederal System
Federal System
Free Enterprise
Types of Governments
9
The amount of votes per state is based on the state's population.
Electoral College
Super Majority
Simple Minority
Judicial Review
10
Made the king only answerable to God. To disagree with the king would be to disagree with God.
Free Enterprise
Popular Sovereignty
Divine Right of Kings
Republic
11
Discrimination and unfair treatment based on race.
Reverse racism
Sexism
Racism
Prejudice
12
A tax levied on someone who wants to vote. They were used to keep poor people/African Americans from voting.
Peer vouching
ID shown
Poll Tax
Literacy Tests
13
Policy that requires institutions to provide opportunities for members of certain historically underrepresented groups.
Reverse Discrimination
Denaturalization
Reservation
Affirmative Action
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The fight for women to have the right to vote.
Jim Crow Laws
Me Too Movement
Civil Rights
Sufferage
15
Each branch of government has the authority to check or restrain some powers of the other two branches.
Checks and Balances
Reverse Discrimination
Separation of Powers
Judicial Review
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Which two sides debated about ratification of the constitution?
Sentators
Presidents and Govenors
Federalists and Anti-Federalists
Democrates and Republicans
17
The power to govern is divided among executive, legislative and judicial branches to prevent too much power by any one.
Affirmative Action
Judicial Review
Separation of Powers
Checks and Balances
18
Were slaves counted in the southern states?
Yes
No
19
How many states voted to ratify the constitution?
4
9
7
13
20
Basic freedoms to think and act that all people have and that are protected against government abuse.
Racism
Civil rights
Civil liberties
Prejudice
21
A group of advisers to the president consisting of the heads of executive departments.
Friends
Cabinet
Advisors
Teachers
22
The gender wage gap is the difference between what men earn on average compared to what women earn. Currently at 82.3%
True
False
23
How many times has the constitution been amended?
88 times
22 times
27 times
101 times
24
The ability for people to act and think as they choose, so long as their choices do no harm to the liberty of others.
Liberty
Civil Rights
Judicial Review
Free Enterprise
25
An indirect form of democracy that places political decision making at least one step away from the people.
Liberty
Ratify
Jim Crow Laws
Republic
26
What does ratify mean?
Argue about
Formally Approve
Deny
Ignore
27
Government that divides power between national government and smaller, regional levels of government.
Social Contract Theory
Federal System
Policy
Confederal System
28
When Britain started to settle colonies what did they bring with them?
Books and materials for building
Political Parties
Medicine and soap
Political theories and methods of governance
29
Values participation, public good and civic interests. People placing common good over private interests is called?
Democraticism
Independence
Libertarianism
Republicanism
30
All people of Japanese descent on the West Coast to report to War Relocation Centers.
Japanese American Internment
Jim Crow Laws
Civil Rights
Reservations
31
How were slaves counted in the south for the population of a state?
4 out of 10 slaves were counted, known as the 4/10 compromise
2 out of 3 slaves were counted, known as the 2/3 compromise
3 out of 5 slaves were counted, known as the 3/5 compromise
2 out of 5 slaves were counted, known as the 2/5 compromise
32
The inability to govern effectively due to separation of powers.
Red Lighting
Standstill
Hard Stop
Gridlock
33
The judiciary has the power to strike down laws and other government actions as invalid under the constitution.
Separation of Powers
Government
Checks and Balances
Judicial Review
34
Did the Civil Rights movement help other minority groups advance in society?
Yes
No
35
Any decision made by government in pursuit of a particular goal.
Parlimentary System
Direct Democracy
Liberty
Policy
36
The people establish the government and are the source of its power.
Popular sovereignty
Sufferage
Affirmative Action
Sovereignty
37
An area of public land set aside by the government for Native Americans.
Civil Disobedience
Japanese Internment Camp
Reservations
The Fair Land Act
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Allows for people and businesses to make their own economic choices about how to run their business.
Free Enterprise
Federalists
Judical Review
Liberty
39
When citizens meet regularly in a popular assembly to discuss issues and vote for leaders. Everyone has equal say.
Direct Democracy
Judicial Review
Republic
Seperation of Powers
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Rights that involve equal status and treatment and the right to participate in government.
Affirmative Action
Civil Rights
Jim Crows Laws
Equal Rights
41
When a majority is more than a simple majority, such as ⅗, ⅔, or ¾
Simple Majority
Minority Report
Simple Minority
Super Majority
42
The first governments formed as a result of people agreeing among themselves to submit to the authority of the state.
Confederal System
Federal System
Parlimentary System
Social Contract Theory
43
Non Violent protests became a major strategy of civil rights activists. Boycotts, sit-ins, demonstrations, marches, etc.
Civil Disobedience
Naturalization
Civil Rights
Sufferage
44
What Are Different Types of Government?
Parlimentary
Oligarchy
Democratic
Dictatorship
45
The gender wage gap is the difference between what men earn on average compared to what women earn. Currently at 82.3%
True
False
46
Who were the Women’s Suffrage Leaders?
Lucretia Mott 1793-1880
Elizabeth Cady Stanton 1815-1902
Royal Washington 1785-1885
Susan B. Anthony 1820-1906
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The supreme power to act within its territory and to control its external affairs.
Direct Democracy
Social Contract Theory
Sovereignty
Policy
48
The 18th amendment made the production and selling of alcohol illegal and the 21st amendment repealed it.
False
True
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Made up of the formal institutions and processes through which decisions are made for a group of people.
Federal System
Civil Disobedience
Liberty
Government
50
Who wrote the majority of the Declaration of Independence?
Martin Luther King Jr.
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
51
Rights of fair and equal status and treatment and the right to participate in government.
Civil liberties
Civil rights
Racism
Prejudice
52
Which side won the debate on whether or not to ratify the constitution?
Federalists
Anti-Federalists