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People have more trust in the laws government makes when there are....
Small bag of candy
Totalitarian rule
No elections
Free and fair elections
2
Which influential document limited the government through due process and trial by jury?
Mayflower Compact
Spaghetti and meat sauce
Magna Carta
"Common Sense"
3
What are the main steps in how a bill becomes a law?
Sleep, wake, sleep, eat
Intro, Executive, conference committee, repeat, floor vote
Intro., committee action, floor vote, repeat, conference committee, Exec.
Floor vote, executive, repeat, intro, committee
4
Serving on a Jury if Summoned
Bacon bits
One of the Duties/Obligations of US Citizens
A Civic Responsibility
How citizens petition the government
5
What type of powers are denied (not given) to the US Federal government?
Reserved powers
Concurrent powers
Phone charger
Enumerated/Delegated
6
Which Supreme Court case said Separate but equal facilities were Constitutional?
Dredd Scott v. Sandford
Iguana
Plessy v. Ferguson
Brown v. Board of Education
7
What type of political communication tries to emotionally influence people to take action?
Foreign policy
Propaganda
hammer and nail
Unbiased
8
What is the best example of having your 5th amendment protection from double jeopardy violated?
When you are not read your Miranda Rights
USB cable
When the government forces you out of your home to make way for a new road
An attorney brings charges against someone already found innocent
9
Ancient Rome influenced our founding fathers with what ideas?
Rule by a few rich or powerful leaders, limited rights for citizens
The Polis, written constitution, Civic participation
cat in a cage
Republicanism, Representative government, Separation of powers
10
When did the US President order a blockade around an Island nation to try end a major issue?
At breakfast
During the Cuban Missile Crisis
During the Berlin Airlift
During World War II
11
Which kind of trial requires proof "beyond a reasonable doubt" to convict the defendant?
Constitutional
Moon
Criminal
Civil
12
According to Enlightenment philosopher Locke's Social Contract...
Speed bump
Everyone should have life and liberty
The purpose of government is to secure the natural rights of citizens
The government should be separated
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The Anti-Federalists demanded the Bill of Rights to guarantee...
Government complete control of citizens
Separation of powers between 3 branches
A Speedy trial, freedom from illegal searches and no troops in our homes
Airplane food
14
Why did our founding fathers create the Electoral College to officially select the President?
Because they didn't trust the ordinary citizens to pick the President alone
To guarantee an authoritarian government
To be sure that the President had a college degree
Jar of berries
15
Due Process of law includes which protections?
Forced imprisonment without habeas corpus, arbitrary judges
Right to have an attorney and not be charged for the same crime twice
Spelling bee
Guaranteed cruel and unusual punishment if convicted
16
Which elected official must live in the state of Florida for at least 7 years and be 30 or older?
Life raft
FL State Representative
US Senator from Florida
FL Governor
17
What is one reason why there have not been large religious wars in the USA?
Hole in one
Nobody can practice religions in the US
The 1st amendment protects the right to religious liberty (freedom)
Only one religion is allowed in the US
18
School Police, Fire/Rescue, Recycling, Operating County Parks...
Services provided by State government
Services provided by local government
Solar eclipse
Services provided by Federal government
19
What was something that the 24th amendment helped end?
Poll taxes, literacy tests and other voter suppression actions
18 year old citizens not being able to vote
Hurricanes
Slavery
20
Which is the best example for "Ensure Domestic Tranquility" from the Constitutions' Preamble?
Creating free and fair elections
A President sending the national guard to prevent violence in a US City
Funding new scientific research programs
Restaurant menu
21
People who were naturalized or born in the US are....
Automatically made US Senator
French Toast
A US Citizen as stated in the 14th amendment
Permanent legal residents
22
Why during times of war, are our rights sometimes limited?
To protect national security
To enable the enemy to win
To guarantee suffrage for women
Soap bar
23
How did the colonists summarize their belief that taxes were illegal if they couldn't elect members of Parliament?
"No Government Without A King"
"No Taxation Without Representation"
"All Taxes are Bad"
Golf cart
24
In a Unitary system of government, who controls all the power?
The national/federal government
Both governments
the regional/state governments
Cookie with milk
25
When the President vetoes laws proposed by the Congress...
Separation of Powers
Tyranny
Checks & Balances
Tomato soup
26
In this early governing "rule book" there was no national executive to provide leadership to the country
Bill of Rights
The Constitution
Civics Textbook
The Articles of Confederation
27
What is the correct order of the US court system?
US District>US Appeals>US Supreme
US Supreme>US District>US Appeals
Bag of fruit
FL District>FL Appeals>US Supreme
28
What is something a citizen would contact the local government to fix?
Problems with recycling not getting picked up on time
Ending greenhouse gas pollution in the world
Suit and tie
Recommendations for new middle school testing requirements
29
Unlike the US Constitutional Republic, an Autocracy use what to maintain power?
Caesar salad
legal fairness, separation of powers, rule of law
Representative government, checks and balances
Violence, suppressing opponents, limits to citizen rights
30
What is the World Trade Organization (WTO) most responsible for?
Solving tariff disputes, guidelines for international business
Settling legal disputes between countries
Riding a bicycle
Keeping peace around the world, helping kids in need
31
What are some things citizens can do to share their opinions with elected officials?
Cook, clean, eat
email a newspaper editor, read the details of a bill
Attend a court hearing, watch a tv debate
Attend town hall meetings, call their senator
32
In which Constitution do the voters have the power to directly approve constitutional amendments on election day?
US Constitution
Florida Constitution
Boat propeller
North Korea Constitution
33
Which founding document explained that the role of government is to protect the rights of citizens?
The US Constitution
The Articles of Confederation
The Declaration of Independence
Street light
34
Civil law example...
An army general is brought on charges of selling secrets to Russia
You sue your neighbor because they damaged your property
A bank robber is sentenced to prison for 15 years
Buffet restaurant
35
The __________ negotiates treaties; The ____________ ratifies these treaties.
Rock concert
President; House of Representatives
Senate; President
President; Senate
36
What is an executive order?
Presidential action that does not require Congress' approval
How the Supreme Court calls up an appeals case to be heard
The exact same as a congressional law
Wildlife photos
37
The President just signed an executive agreement (like a treaty) with the President of Mexico...
Domestic Policy action
Foreign Policy action
38
Producers (businesses) & consumers make their own decisions with little government involvement in this economic system.
Capitalism
Palm tree
Communism
Socialism
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Amendments (changes) to the US Constitution can be proposed by...
2/3rds of the Congress
Ordinary citizens
Ship captain
3/4ths of the states
