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1
When the President has been impeached, who presides over the trial?
Chief Justice
President of the Senate
President Pro Tempore
Speaker of the House
2
This case set the precedent for judicial review.
Roe v. Wade
Brown v. Board of Education
Marbury v. Madison
Miranda v. Arizona
3
An institution through which a society makes and enforces its public policies is called a
public policy
government
democracy
state
4
Which of the following is responsible for creating the lower courts?
President
Chief Justice
Congress
Supreme Court
5
Which of the following is NOT a role of the President?
chief of state
foreign policy leader
commander-in-chief
chief justice
6
In Iran, the royal family controls the government. What type of government is Iran?
autocracy
democracy
presidential system
oligarchy
7
Which of the following comes after the Vice President according to the presidential succession?
Speaker of the House
Secretary of Treasury
President Pro Tempore
Secretary of State
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The idea that government is not all-powerful refers to what concept?
representative government
federalism
separation of powers
limited government
9
How many justices are currently on the Supreme Court?
7
6
9
12
10
The power of the House of Representatives to charge an official with wrongdoing is
perjury
impeachment
subpoena
censure
11
The authority to hear certain types of cases is called what?
eminent domain
jurisdiction
senatorial courtesy
majority opinion
12
How many seats are currently in the House of Representatives?
542
435
286
100
13
Crimes are usually placed into two main categories, which are what?
felony and misdemeanor
criminal and civil
minor and major
state and national
14
Senators are elected to serve
4 year terms
3 year terms
2 year terms
6 year terms
15
What do you call the power of the courts to decide whether government acts are constitutional?
federalism
separation of powers
veto
judicial review
16
Which of the following is NOT an executive power?
granting pardons
recognizing countries
approving treaties
appointing federal judges
17
The current governor of Georgia is
Nathan Deal
Roy Barnes
Saxby Chambliss
Sonny Perdue
18
In the US we primarily have a
autocracy
direct democracy
parliamentary system
representative democracy
19
This document written in 1215 introduced due process.
Declaration of Rights
Bill of Rights
Petition of Rights
Magna Carta
20
The idea that government should serve the will of the people is known as
federalism
representative government
limited government
separation of powers
21
Women finally got the right to vote after this amendment was adopted.
26th
13th
15th
19th
22
What is the title given to the head of the Justice Department?
Chief Justice
Justice Secretary
Attorney General
Secretary of Justice
23
With the words "We the People", the Constitution establishes its authority on the basis of
rule of law
separation of powers
popular sovereignty
limited government
24
What amendment provides citizens with equal protection under the law?
14th
18th
12th
19th
25
What document formally severed the American colonies' ties with Britain?
Declaration of Independence
Constitution
Magna Carta
Mayflower Compact