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1
There were the two groups who argued for and against the ratification of the Constitution.
The Federation and the Borg
Hatfields and McCoys
Federalists and Anti-Federalists
Democratics and Republicans
2
Prior to the 1920's, the majority of Americans lived in __________ areas.
Bunkie, Louisiana
suburban
rural
urban
3
This is the process by which a non-citizen becomes a citizen of the United States.
Immigration
Migration
Naturalization
Nationalization
4
Which of the following is
NOT
a
MANDATORY
duty of an American citizen?
Obey laws.
Serve on juries.
Pay taxes
Serve in the military
5
Which of the following is
NOT
a characteristic of a state?
Government
Population
Territory
Climate
6
This part of the Constitution states that the Constitution is the "supreme law of the land."
elastic clause
supremacy clause
interstate commerce clause
the santa clause
7
The French and Indian War was important because ___.
The British gained dominance in North America
The French helped the American colonists.
The British lost Canada to the French
The French defeated the Indians and gained Canada.
8
The Declaration of Independence reflects this political theory developed by Hobbes and Locke.
Socialist Theory
Monarchies Suck Theory
Social Contract Theory
Divine Right Theory
9
Before Bill became a law, he was ________.
just a resolution
addicted to Core-Ball
just a bill
just a proposal
10
Ex Post Facto laws and Bills of Attainder are ________________.
examples of judicial review
Stupid Latin words.
prohibited by the Declaration of Independence
Prohibited by the Constitution
11
This is the term for a person who is legally recognized as a member of a country.
Legal Alien
Illegal Alien
Citizen
Refugee
12
The "necessary and proper" clause of the Constitution is also called the _____ clause.
messy
stretchy
nessy-prop
elastic
13
The Constitution consists of three parts, the ____, the Articles, and the _____.
Prologue + Epilogue
List of Grievances + Declaration of Independence
Preamble + Amendments
Beginning + End
14
The 10th Amendments says that powers not delegated to the central government belong to _
the Framers of the Constitution
the states or the people
Zac Efron
Congress
15
The President is Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces, but cannot declare war. Example of __.
Popular Sovereignty
Checks and Balances
Federalism
Absolute stupidity of the Framers.
16
Article III of the Constitution establishes the judicial branch, specifically setting up ___.
Nothing
1 Supreme Court, the Courts of Appeal,+ the district courts
1 Supreme Court
1 Supreme Court and the Courts of Appeal
17
The name for the numeric limit on the number of immigrants allowed into a country.
Green Card
Census
Alien
Quota
18
Independent
states organized as a nation are considered a[n] ____.
Monarchy
Confederation
Oligarchy
Federation
19
Article III - Article I - Article II
I HATE CIVICS!
Judicial - Legislative - Judicial
Legislative - Executive - Judicia
Judicial - Legislative - Executive
20
What important event is portrayed in this painting?
Signing of the English Bill of Rights
Signing of Petition of Right
Signing of the SJA Student Handbook
Signing of the Magna Carta
21
What was the topic of the Thomas Paine's pamphlet
"Common Sense"
?
Ratification of the Constitution.
How to avoid contracting COVID.
The American colonies should declare independence from England.
Whether or not Die Hard is a Christmas movie.
22
This British law prohibited American colonists from settling west of the Appalachians.
The Annapolis Convention
The Olive Branch Petition
The Intolerable Acts
Proclamation of 1763
23
This is an example of a direct democracy.
North Korea
the United States
Medieval England
Ancient Athens