Which of the following is NOT in the Bill of Rights

The right to citizenship for all people born in the United States

The President has all of these powers EXCEPT

The power to make treaties with other countries without Congress' approval

Judicial Review is when...

The SCOTUS can review laws passed by Congress for constitutionality

Which of the following is a check the Executive Branch has on the Judicial Branch

The President nominates the Supreme Court justices

Which of the following was NOT decided by the SCOTUS

Presidential Immunity from the Law

Which of the following is FALSE about Marbury v. Madison

It established judicial review as a function of the SCOTUS

System of government with central and state govs, but the fed. is stronger

Which of the following is true of the Judicial Branch

They interpret the law as constitutional or not

What is "Appellate Jurisdiction"

When a court looks at whether a law is constitutional or not

Madison claimed what about factions?

They are an unfortunate but necessary part of governing

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1
Which of the following is NOT in the Bill of Rights
The right to a speedy trial
The right to not undergo unreasonable search and seizure
The right to citizenship for all people born in the United States
The right to not have soldiers quartered in your house
2
In order to make sure no branch has more power than another the founders came up with which principle?
Checks and Balances
Dollars and Weights
Equity and Equality
Credit and Equilibrium
3
Gerrymandering is illegal
False
True
4
The President has all of these powers EXCEPT
The power to command the armed forces
The power to make treaties with other countries without Congress' approval
The power to sway the electorate using social media
The power to send troops to a hostile country for no more than 60 days
5
The President is in charge of the military
True
False
6
A Republic is when all people get to vote for themselves
False
True
7
Judicial Review is when...
The SCOTUS rates their favourite restaurants on yelp
The SCOTUS reviews their favourite books and films
The SCOTUS can review laws passed by Congress for constitutionality
The SCOTUS answers a questionnaire about the President
8
When a tie happens in Congress, they must keep voting until one side wins
False
True
9
Which of the following is a check the Executive Branch has on the Judicial Branch
The President can overrule the Supreme Court
The President forces the justices to have lunch with him every Tuesday
The President nominates the Supreme Court justices
The President can impeach any justice they want
10
The process of adding an Amendment to the Constitution requires...
A 2/3rd majority in Congress
A well-written speech
Someone with good handwriting to add it to the original Constitution
A 3/4th majority in Congress
11
Congress is unicameral
True
False
12
The Bill of Rights was originally proposed by ____ as a compromise
The Whigs
The Federalists
The Democratic-Republicans
The Anti-Federalists
13
Which of the following was NOT decided by the SCOTUS
Presidential Immunity from the Law
Desegregation
Segregation
Implied Powers
14
Which of the following is FALSE about Marbury v. Madison
It established that guns are not covered by the Commerce Clause
It established judicial review as a function of the SCOTUS
It established that freedom of speech can be limited if it can be dangerous
It established that marijuana usage is covered under the Commerce Clause
15
Only Congress can declare war
False
True
16
Federalism is...
A system of government where everyone gets one vote
System of government with central and state govs, but the fed. is stronger
A system of government where representatives act on behalf of the people
A system of government where the central and states governments share power
17
The "Marble Cake" model means that each level of government is intertwined with each other
True
False
18
Who is the tie breaking vote in Congress
The Secretary of State
The Vice President
The President
The Speaker of the House
19
Which of the following is true of the Judicial Branch
They interpret the law as constitutional or not
It has original jurisdiction
Congress is subservient to it
It must confer with the President on all rulings
20
What is "Appellate Jurisdiction"
When a court looks at whether a law is constitutional or not
When a court looks at whether or not a crime was committed
When a court does not have a jury
When a court serves apples for breakfast
21
Brutus was a Federalist
False
True
22
Which of the following is NOT guaranteed in the 14th Amendment
The right to equal protection under the law
The right to citizenship to those born in the US
The banning of those who have engaged in insurrection from holding office
The right for all men to vote
23
Gerrymandering most directly helps
The majority party
The state that is gerrymandered
No one
The minority party
24
The head of Congress is always in the majority party
True
False
25
Shenck v. United States was a SCOTUS case dealing with whether or not a state can tax the government
True
False
26
Congressional Districts are based on...
A state's population
A state's number of counties
A state's number of cities
A state's number of capitals
27
Article II covers this branch of the Federal Government
Judicial
Executive
Senatorial
Congressional
28
Madison believed the factions could not be integrated into the government
False
True
29
A Presidential veto can be overruled by Congress
True
False
30
The United States is a...
Theocracy
Monarchy
Republic
Democracy
31
Madison claimed what about factions?
They are fun clubs people can belong to
They are an unfortunate but necessary part of governing
They are unnatural and nothing but trouble
They are great tools to get changes done in the country

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