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12th Grade Government Final
12th Grade Government Final
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what are published false statements that injure someone's reputation?
libel
maliciousness
obscenity
slander
2
_____ protect reporters from revealing their sources.
Malice Laws
Badge Laws
Regulation Laws
Shield Laws
3
The small states wanted representation in the national legislature to be based on population.
True
False
4
How many ammendments have been ratified by the United States?
27
50
35
112
5
Case that established a woman's right to an abortion
Roe v Wade
Plessy v Ferguson
NJ v TLO
Brown v Board of Ed
6
Which case established Judicial Review?
Miranda v. Arizona
Marbury vs. Madison
Gibbons v. Ogden
Griswold v. Connecticut
7
The European Union is an example of modern day
confederate government
unitary governemnt
federalist government
direct democracy
8
Britain kept a close watch over American affairs throughout the colonial period.
False
True
9
president who initiated the Spoils System
Richard Nixon
Chester Arthur
Theodore Roosevelt
Andrew Jackson
10
President who created the Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives
George W. Bush
George H.W. Bush
Barack Obama
Ronald Reagan
11
First Speaker of the House
Frederick Muhlenberg
Jeanette Rankin
Nancy Pelosi
Joe Cannon
12
Who is the Commander in Chief of the military?
President of the US
Secretary of State
Secretary of Defense
Vice President
13
Propaganda can be used for good purposes
False
True
14
Which court case expanded the 3rd and 4th Amendments to imply a right to privacy?
Griswold v. Connecticut
Marbury v. Madison
McColloch v. Maryland
Roe v. Wade
15
He was the first Vice President to assume the presidency upon the death of the President.
Andrew Johnson
Millard Fillmore
Martin Van Buren
John Tyler
16
Speaker of the House; known for "Contract with America"
Newt Gingrich
Paul Ryan
Huey Long
Nancy Pelosi
17
According to the US Presidential Line of Succession, the next in line after Vice President is Secretary of State.
True
False
18
warned young U.S. against foreign involvements
George Washington
Alexander Hamilton
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
19
Where do all revenue bills originate?
White House
Senate
Treasury Department
House of Representatives
20
The real source of power for members of the House and the Senate is what two things?
selfie game; skills of individual leaders.
strength of their party; skills of individual leaders.
strength of their party; how strong their clan is in clash of clans.
how strong their clan is in clash of clans; selfie game
21
Who was the primary author of the
Federalist Papers
?
Roger Sherman
Alexander Hamilton
James Wilson
George Mason
22
Before 1913, how were Senators elected?
Governor's nomination
state legislature
electors
popular vote
23
What is the name for the command for man to reflect the glories of the Maker across creation?
patriotism
total depravity
image of God
Creation Mandate
24
Opinions held by private persons which govt finds prudent to heed
public policy
public opinion
public knowledge
public information
25
Which view advocates the idea that government is formed by the consent of the governed?
natural law
social contract
theonomy
pluralism
26
Ancient Rome’s greatest contribution to our legal system was the
Law of the Twelve Tablets
Stare Decisis
Justinian Code
27
who authored the Second Treatise of Civil Government?
James Madison
John Locke
Parker Lyon
Thomas Jefferson
28
Which is the only swith a unicameral legislature?
New York
Nebraska
Louisiana
Kansas
29
form of government which limits government by distributing power among different government levels and organizations
nationalism
federalism
tyranny
confederacy
30
One of two impeached presidents
Franklin Roosevelt
George H. W. Bush
Bill Clinton
Richard Nixon
31
What was the name of the court case that legalized abortion in the US?
Jim Crowe vs. The United States
Marbury vs. Madison
Rowe vs. Wade
The United States vs. Simmons
32
president who failed to get Senate to ratify treaty of Versailles
Carter
Truman
Wilson
Clinton
33
Who wrote commentaries on the Laws of England?
Madison
Jefferson
Blackstone
Montesquieu
34
administration who took part in covert operations in Afghanistan, Nicaragua, and Angola
Clinton
Obama
Bush
Reagan
35
a nation's management of its internal affairs
domestic policy
foreign policy
public policy
propaganda
36
Country's management of international relations
foreign policy
foreign affairs
foreign diplomacy
foreign relations
37
What department in the cabinet has the largest budget?
Department of Health and Human Services
Department of Justice
Department of Education
Department of Defense
38
Which amendment changed the way senators were elected?
28th
27th
17th
2nd
39
What is the primary power of Congress?
make the law
oppose the law
enforce the law
interpret the law
40
Which case established Judicial Review?
Miranda v. Arizona
Griswold v. Connecticut
Marbury vs. Madison
Gibbons v. Ogden
41
oldest and most prestigious cabinet department
Defense
Agriculture
State
Justice
42
What type of primary requires participants to be registered members of one party?
open primary
closed primary
caucus
direct primary
43
led first diplomatic mission from the US
Jefferson
Franklin
Madison
Jay
44
Natural laws are revealed through nature and are given to all men
True
False
45
Who determines how many counties each state may have?
the president
the state
Mr. McDonald
congress
46
Democracy is always successful in a well-educated society.
False
True
47
according to secularism, all religious arguments on political matters can be solely
quoted
opposed
ignored
espoused
48
Traditionally, local units of government have served primarily to implement state laws.
True
False
49
balance the power between the national and state governments
10th
1st
2nd
8th
50
Natural laws are revealed through nature and are given to all men
True
False
51
acts as the president's personal representative to a foreign nation
secretary of state
ambassador
consul
commissioner
52
Which president broke the two-term precedent by George Washington?
Grover Cleveland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John Adams
Abraham Lincoln
53
Which Supreme Court case confirmed the federal government's power to regulate interstate commerce?
Marbury v. Madison
Gibbons v. Ogden
Wickard v. Filburn
McCulloch v. Maryland
54
Which ammendment abolished slavery?
8th
16th
13th
14th
55
Who approves a President's appointments?
Senate
House of Representatives
Cabinet
Supreme Court
56
This is not one of the original four cabinet departments.
State Department
Department of Homeland Security
Department of War
Department of Justice
57
primary duty of the president
interpret law
enforce laws
raise revenue
pass laws
58
The right to bear arms...
2nd
1st
4th
3rd
59
U.S. government offices or residencies that are located in foreign capitals
ambassadorial offices
embassies
consulates
residencies
60
Which amendment guarantees free speech, press, assembly, religion and petition?
2nd
1st
9th
4th
61
The U.S. Constitution written to be very detailed and address all possible scenarios.
False
True
62
Which Supreme Court case determined that states may not raise revenue at the expense of the federal government.
McCulloch v. Maryland
Marbury v. Madison
Williams v. North Carolina
Gibbons v. Ogden
63
What does Article II of the Constitution about?
The Ratification
The Judical
The Executive
The Legislative
64
Which president negotiated peace between Israel and Egypt?
Ronald Reagan
Bill Clinton
George HW Bush
Jimmy Carter
65
Powers given to the government by the constitution.
Reserved
Delegated
Conferred
Derived
66
According to the US Presidential Line of Succession, the next in line after Vice President is the Speaker of the House.
True
False
67
What state/city do we affiliate with the political boss named Richard Daley?
Memphis
Virginia
Chicago
Mississippi
68
Originally, the vice president was the candidate who came in second in the balloting in the Electoral College.
False
True
69
the powers given to Congress specifically in the Constitution.
reserved
enumerated
denied
implied
70
limited political activities of government employees
National Security Act
Hatch Act
Pendleton Act
Sunshine Act
71
Who summed up his foreign policy by saying: "Speak softly and carry a big stick"
Secretary of State John Hay
Theodore Roosevelt
William McKinley
William Howard Taft
72
Prohibits cruel and unusual punishment
3rd
7th
8th
4th
73
What issue was settled by the Great Compromise?
representation
taxes
slavery
elections
74
President Kennedy invoked what when he sought to block the Soviets from installing missiles in Cuba?
Roosevelt Doctrine
Lincoln Doctrine
Washington Doctrine
Monroe Doctrine