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AP Gov, Review, Lake Charles College Prep
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1
Which Enlightenment philosopher supported an absolute monarchy?
Thomas Hobbes
John Locke
2
The Quartering Act refers to
colonists being forced to house British troops.
colonists being forced to pay taxes with silver quarters.
colonists being taxed a quarter of their income.
colonists being drawn and quartered as punishment.
3
Constitutional Supremacy explains that
none but the President outranks the Constitution.
laws must be Constitutional
state laws are separate and equal to national laws.
the Constitution overrules state governments.
4
The power to veto a bill belongs to
The Supreme Court
The President
Congress
5
What was the first official battle of the Revolutionary War?
Bunker Hill
Lexington and Concord
Boston Tea Party
Boston Massacre
6
Which of the following did NOT inspire early American government?
French Revolution
Protestant Reformation
Athenian Democracy
Enlightenment Philosophy
7
The Greek city-state Athens allowed its citizens to vote directly on laws. This is a
Indirect Democracy
Direct Democracy
Constitutional Democracy
Representative Democracy
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What powers were given to the state governments at the constitutional convention?
No specific powers
Creating and signing treaties
To declare war
Interstate Commerce
9
The power to declare war belongs to
The President
The Supreme Court
Congress
10
Which Enlightenment philosopher believed in unalienable rights?
Thomas Hobbes
John Locke
11
The power to review the constitutionality of laws belongs to
The President
The Supreme Court
Congress
12
The Mayflower Compact, an agreement to organized government, is an example of
federalism
a treaty
a republic
a social contract
13
Which of the following was NOT widely agreed upon at the Constitutional Convention?
Federal Government
Separation of Powers
Checks and Balances
Representation in Congress
14
An agreement that presents a government's principles and establishes its structure and rules.
Constitution
Amendment
Law
Compact
15
The Articles of Confederation government only had which branch of government?
Executive
Legislative
Representative
Judicial
16
What is a system of government in which power is divided between the nation and states?
Federal System
Unicameral System
Representative system
Bicameral System
17
A list of complaints about King George can be found in this section of the Declaration:
Statement of Rights
Statement of Separation
Preamble
Grievances
18
Creating and passing laws is the job of
Congress
The President
The Supreme Court
19
German monk Martin Luther left the Catholic Church, leading to the
Great Schism
Protestant Reformation
Catholic Crisis
Puritan Revolution
20
Which was NOT a weakness of the Articles of Confederation
Laws had to be passed unanimously.
The government was did not have enough money.
Congress could not draft soldiers.
Congress could not declare war.