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Chapter 7 and 8 Test
Chapter 7 and 8 Test
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prohibits the search or seizure of any private property without “probable cause”
45th Amendment
54th Amendment
5th Amendment
4th Amendment
2
lawmaking branch of government
judicial branch
regurgitorial branch
executive branch
legislative branch
3
a settlement of a dispute by each party giving up some demands
compromise
ordinance
bicameral
manumission
4
branch of government that carries out the law
inquisitorial branch
legislative branch
executive branch
judicial branch
5
a change, correction, or improvement added to a document
federalism
ratify
amendment
checks and balances
6
guarantees the right to a trial by jury, speedy trial, calling of witnesses and habeas corpus
3rd Amendment
10th Amendment
6th Amendment
42nd Amendment
7
provides for freedom of speech, press, assembly, petition and religion
3rd Amendment
4th Amendment
1st Amendment
2nd Amendment
8
prohibits the government from quartering troops in private homes
3rd Amendment
9th Amendment
7th Amendment
2nd Amendment
9
The power to tax, borrow, court systems, and provide for public welfare is what type of power?
implied powers
enumerated powers
concurrent powers
reserved powers
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forbids excessive fines and “cruel and unusual punishment”
11th Amendment
8th Amendment
9th Amendment
10th Amendment
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a government in which citizens rule through elected representatives
republic
proportional
depreciate
manumission
12
What idea from Montesquieu influenced the Framers of the Constitution?
natural rights
social contract
limiting the power of the king
separation of powers
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having two separate lawmaking chambers
bicameral
republic
depression
compromise
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a period when economic activity slows and unemployment increases
bicameral
republic
ordinance
depression
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prohibits being tried for the same crime twice, or testifying against oneself
4th Amendment
6th Amendment
5th Amendment
3rd Amendment
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Which of the following was the reason that Shays’ Rebellion started:
farmers were losing their land; they couldn't pay the taxes
French were trying to start a war with America
native americans and farmers were fighting over prime land
angry over their new governments limitations on their rights
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What part of the Constitution prevents the government from taking away your rights arbitrarily?
Due Process
Amendment Two
naturalization
Article One
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Freedom of speech, religion, the right to bear arms are all in what part of the Constitution?
Article One
Amendment Eighteen
Article Seven
the Bill of Rights
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Which of the following is a power held only by the Federal Government:
tax citizens
create police forces
declare war
create school districts
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What was the main difference between the New Jersey and Virginia Plans?
Virginia Plan: proportional representation in both Houses
The New Jersey Plan gave the federal government more power
One called for two branches of government and one for three
The Virginia Plan did not include a court system
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guarantees a jury trial for all cases over $20 ($300 today)
8th Amendment
10th Amendment
7th Amendment
9th Amendment
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Which of the following is a power shared between the States and the Federal Government:
declare war
tax citizens
create police forces
print money
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sharing power between the federal and state governments
federalism
fascism
socialism
communism
24
special group of electors chosen to vote for president and vice president
judicial branch
federalists
electoral college
checks and balances
25
What was the purpose of the Northwest Ordinance?
purchase land from Native Americans to use for settlement
discourage settlement on Native American lands
organize settlement in West , allow addition of new states
raise money from the sale of land to pay back the British
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the freeing of individual enslaved persons
compromise
ordinance
manumission
depression
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a system by which each branch of government limits power of other branches
legislative branch
judicial branch
checks and balances
executive branch
28
What was one weakness of the Articles of Confederation?
State governments could issue currency
The national government could not conduct foreign affairs
national government could force states to supply troops
The national government could not impose taxes
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protects the right of the citizens to keep and bear arms
3rd Amendment
2nd Amendment
10th Amendment
8th Amendment
30
What is federalism?
providing checks and balances between the branches
allowing one branch of the government to have more power
combining the powers of all three branches in one person
sharing of power between states and the federal government
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to approve
electoral college
ratify
federalism
amendment
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to fall in value
depression
ordinance
compromise
depreciate
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Why was a system of checks and balances built into the Constitution?
to give the national government more power than the states
to keep one branch from dominating the others
to limit the power of the president and vice president
to divide the legislature into two bodies
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law
ordinance
republic
depreciate
womanumission
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Which of the following is a power held only by State and Local Government:
declare war
print money
tax citizens
create police forces
36
How was the question of counting enslaved people in each state resolved in Congress?
Three-Fifths Compromise
Virginia Plan
Bill of Rights
Great Compromise
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What did the Great Compromise state about the upper house and lower house of the legislature?
upper house: based on population. lower house: 2 each state
upper house:2 each state. lower house: based on population
In the lower house, states prohibit non-landowning citizens
upper house, states would allow only free men to vote
38
Who was called the “Father of the Constitution,” and what made his contribution valuable?
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
James Madison
George Washington
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What does it mean that our country is a republic?
in our government, all citizens vote on all issues
in our government, religious leaders run the government
in our government, citizens rule through representatives
in our government, one ruler makes all decisions
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gives all powers that are not listed in the constitution to the states
2nd Amendment
10th Amendment
5th Amendment
9th Amendment
41
Which of the following best describes why Shays’ Rebellion was significant:
Americans thought the government couldn't stop them
people wanted the government to stop taxing citizens
Americans thought the government was strong enough
Most farmers were poor and couldn’t afford to pay taxes
42
What powers did the Articles of Confederation give Congress?
create government departments , force citizens to join army
regulate states trade , tax citizens, easily change laws
create a post office, create an internal revenue service
foreign affairs, armed forces, borrow money, issue currency
43
What idea from Locke influenced the Framers of the Constitution?
natural rights
social contract
separation of powers
limiting the power of the king
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the branch of government that includes the courts that settle disputes and questions of the law
legislative branch
judicial branch
executive branch
janitorial branch
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having the proper size in relation to other objects or items
proportional
depression
depreciate
manumission
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citizens have other rights that are not listed in the constitution, but are still protected
9th Amendment
5th Amendment
7th Amendment
3rd Amendment
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Why did Southern states want to count their slaves in their state’s population?
people believed that slaves were citizens
more citizens would equal more votes in the Congress
They wanted to free their slaves
Southern states wanted to give citizenship to their slaves
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How does the Amendment process allow the Constitution to be a flexible document?
the Constitution is unable to be changed
allows the Constitution to be interpreted and changed
it allows the Supreme Court to create new laws
it allows each President to change laws that they don’t like