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5004 Praxis II
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1st amendment
cruel or usual punishment
freedom of religion, speech, assembly, petition the govnt
bear witness
speedy trail
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Open Primary System
any white registered voter can participate
any black registered voter can participate
any registered voter can participate
any Latino registered voter can participate
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Direct Primary System
members select a rep to compete another party's candidate
members select a rep to tax voters
members select a rep to vote
members select a rep to compete
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Who were the Axis powers during WWII
France, Germany, Italy
Britain, France, US
UK, US, France
Germany, Italy, japan
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a characteristics of a Market Economy
federal taxes
capital
private ownership
LLC
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total # of senators
435
200
400
100
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4 factors of production
labor, law, inflation, entrepreneurship
capital, land, resources, labor
capital, labor, law, land
labor, land, entrepreneurship, capital
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Types of Federal Taxes
there is no federal tax
tax on imported goods
Corporation, individuals, Excise, Customs
tax on specific goods
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Address to Congress
Roosevelt speech that declare war on japan
Roosevelt campaign speech
Roosevelt speech about the Great Depression
Roosevelt speech about the end of WWII
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What is Inflation?
surplus of money in the economy
blown up
money
decrease of money in the economy
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Market Economy (the U.S. has this type of economy)
producers make decisions
free market economy
government make decisions
buy here pay here
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Who is on the Council of Economic Advisers (CEA)
president and congress
2 members appointed by president approved by congress
chair, 2 members appointed by president approved by congress
president
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deflation
less
flat
shortage of money
surplus of money
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Emancipation Proclamation
Executive Order issued by Lincoln giving money to all slaves
Executive Order issued by Lincoln arresting slave owners
Executive Order issued by Lincoln freeing all slaves
Executive Order issued by Lincoln
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Gettysburg Address
speech made by Truman during the Civil War
speech made by Kennedy during the Cold War
speech made by Roosevelt during the Civil War
speech made by Lincoln during the Civil War
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Supply and Demand
Demand is up price is low; demand is low price is low
Demand is up price is up; demand is low price is low
Demand is up price is up; demand is low price is up
Demand is up price is high; demand is low price is low
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a characteristics of a Market Economy
economic freedom
supply/demand
bill of rights
inflation
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Fourteen points
speech made by Woodow Wilson about the future of America
speech made by Woodow Wilson about slavery
speech made by Woodow Wilson plans for peace
speech made by Woodow Wilson about civil war
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a characteristics of a Market Economy
market economy
command economy
economic incentive
corporation
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Who can print or coin money & regulate it's value
FBI
CIA
President
Congress
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Economic Report of the President
a plan how to maximize corporations
a plan how to maximize employment
a plan how to maximize capital
a plan how to maximize unemployment
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Mapp v. Ohio
Supreme Court Case that ruled unlawful proceedings
Supreme Court Case that ruled specific liberties
Supreme Court Case that ruled jim crow unconstitutional
Supreme Court Case that ruled unlawful searches and seizures
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# of Representatives in the House
100
432
50
435
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Civil War (1865-1877)
southern states formed the Confederacy to buy more slaves
southern states formed the Confederacy to save slavery
southern states formed the Confederacy to protest slavery
southern states joined the north states at a tea party
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Cold War
U.S. v Soviet Union competition military defense
U.S. v Soviet Union competition against economics
U.S. v Soviet Union competition foreign policy
U.S. v Soviet Union competition against nuclear weapons
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Blanket Primary
direct primary
open primary
closed primary
registered voters can vote in two different parties
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Senate serves how many years?
6
4
10
2
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14th amendment
establish that blacks are not U.S. Citizens
establish that blacks are U.S. Citizens
establish that blacks are 3/4 U.S. Citizens
establish that blacks are 3/5 U.S. Citizens
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Who is on the Joint Economic Committee (JEC)
Russia and the president
10 house members and 10 senate members
FBI and the president
president and congress
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3rd amendment
the right to join the military
no housing of soldiers without homeowners permission
right to be a homeowner
the right to petition the military
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4 causes of Westward Expansion
reconstruction, progressive , glided, inflation
railroad, silver, gold, cattle ranching, homestead act
inflation, free market, enterprise, capital
surplus, inflation, economics, cattle ranching
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Cause of WWII
Japan attack on pearl harbor
submarine warfare
cold war
nuclear weapons
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Gideon v Wainwright
supreme court case that rules counsel rights
supreme court case that rules counsel
supreme court case that rules right to counsel
supreme court case that rules counsel is provided if poor
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13th Amendment
slavery is illegal
women rights
mens rights
alcohol is illegal
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Poll Tax
tax to vote
tax on minorities
tax on black voters
tax on poll booth
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Cause of Great Depression
stock market crash
corrupt government
dumb bankers
broke farmers
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Command Economy
state control business
government controls everything
people control everything
voters control business owners
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Cause of WWI 1914-1918
submarine warfare in the Red Sea
submarine warfare in the Dead Sea
submarine warfare in the Atlantic
submarine warfare in the Pacific
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Federal Judges Serve how many years?
5
6
lifetime
2
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Miranda v. Arizona (1966)
citizens right to a fair trial
citizens right to avoid trials
citizens right to closed trials
citizens right to a speedy trial
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Members of the House of rep sere how many years?
2
6
lifetime
5
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closed primary
any party member can vote
only declared party members can vote
only rich party members can vote
no party members can vote