Act 35 Civics Exam Review

What is the capital city of Pennsylvania?

The United States' first attempt at government was known as the "Articles of Confederation".

How long can Supreme Court justices serve?

Which was not one of the original 13 States?

What is one way the President is able to "Check" the powers of Congress?

What is significant about July 4th, 1776?

What branch of government is responsible for "making laws"?

United States Senators serve ________ years.

What is the name of the document that announced the 13 colonies' independence from Great Britain?

How many US Senators currently make-up the United States Senate?

How old must a citizen be to vote in the presidential election?

What is the Capitol of the United States?

The "highest court in the land" is the US Supreme Court.

Who is the current Governor of Pennsylvania?

The Presidential Election is held every __________ years.

Th "Supreme Law of the Land" refers to what document?

The US Supreme Court falls under the legislative branch of US government.

The Stars on the American Flag represent what?

What is the name of the USA National Anthem?

Which of the following is a way that someone can practice their civic responsibilities?

The practice of "override" is used by which branch of government in the Constitution's checks and balances?

US Representatives are up for election every 2 years.

What do we call the first 10 Amendments of the Constitution?

According to the Constitution the power in our government lies with whom?

What are the two houses that make up the US Congress (two answers) ?

Which state borders Mexico?

The form of government used in the United States is known as a Representative Democracy?

Which of the following is NOT one of the Presidential Cabinets ?

The head of the Department of Justice is known as the _______________.

Which of the following events is the oldest?