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Civics 1st 9wk Review
Civics 1st 9wk Review
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FDOE, florida civics, review
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When a Politician attempts to behave like an average person.
Glittering Generalities
PACs
Public Opinion Poll
Plain Folks
2
Define the word nonpartisan?
None Party Son
A party of non sons
Not affiliated with a Party Son
Not affiliated with a political party
3
Groups that give money to politicians to support their group.
Lobbyists
Mafia
Criminals
wait, is that legal?
4
Believes in: Less Taxes, Cutting Government Spending, Free Market, and Equality
Green
Republican
Libertarian
Democrat
5
What are third parties?
Republican
Any none major party
Democrat
Merica only has two parties
6
Emotionally appealing phrase, it carries conviction without facts or evidence.
Attack Ad/Name Calling
Propaganda
Glittering Generalities
Endorsment
7
When a Politician is teamed up with a celebrity.
Propaganda
Endorsement
Glittering Generalities
Attack Ad/Name Calling
8
A person born in Germany, but is a U.S. citizen because their parents where stationed in Germany due to U.S. Military
Law of Citizenship
Law of Blood
They would not be a citizen
Law of Soil
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Believes in: Political Freedom, Voluntary Association, and Individual Judgement
Libertarian
Republican
Democratic
Green
10
Who is your favorite teacher?
No one
I do not have a favorite
Mr. Massie
Slade Massie
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What is a party platform?
The set of beliefs a political party has
The stage party's stand on
Party On Dudes
The stage politicians stand on
12
What are the requirements to vote in the United States?
18 Years Old, US Citizen, State Residence
18 Years Old, Immigrant, State Residence
18 Years Old
21 Years Old, US Citizen
13
Which of the following statements is true of the British Parliament?
It is unicameral.
It is controlled directly by the queen or king.
Like the U.S. Congress, it is made up of representatives from the districts
Mr. Massie is the prime-minister
14
A group that raises and spends money to get their candidate elected
Political Action Committees (PACs)
Mr. Massie's Civics class
Lobbyists
15
What are obligations?
Citizens must do
Citizens should do
Things you oblige to do
Things no one does
16
What is a Alien?
Someone in a nation illegally
Someone living in a nation with no intention of becoming a citizen
Something from another planet
Someone living in a nation and wanting to become a citizen
17
Greatest Superhero of All Time
Superman
Thanos
Batman
Spiderman
18
What is the process of becoming a U.S. citizen called?
Natural
Citizenship
Naturalization
Massieship
19
A person born in the U.S.A., to parents who are legally here, is considered a citizen .
Law of Blood
Law of Citizen
They would not be a citizen
Law of Soil
20
What level of government would you most likely contact to address a community issue?
state government
international government
local government
federal government
21
Information used to publicize a particular political cause or point of view.
Attack Ad/Name Calling
Endorsement
Glittering Generalities
Propaganda
22
If a politician wants the find out how their constitutes feel about an issue, they will conduct a?
PACs
Public Opinion Poll
Bias Ads
Political Survey
23
A system of government with a Strong State Government and a Weak Federal Government
Parliamentary
Massie System of government
Federal System
Confederal System
24
Groups chose leaders and those leaders vote on laws.
Absolute Monarchy
Representative Democracy
Constitutional Monarchy
Direct Democracy
25
Which of the following best completes the diagram?
complete a background check
receive appointment letter
be interviewed and pass citizenship tests
wait five years
26
Why is it important for citizens to pay taxes?
to make sure that laws are up to date
to allow the country to start a draft
to provide money to pay for government services
to help citizens become informed voters
27
Believes in: Social Programs, Higher Minimum Wage, Higher Taxes, and Government Regulations
Green
Democratics
Republicans
Libertarian
28
The best gaming system of all time!
Nintendo
PC
Xbox
Playstation
29
How does registering to vote fulfill a responsibility of citizenship? (SS.7.C.2.3)
Registering to vote is required to become a citizen
I'm not going to vote so it doesn't matter
Without registering, you cannot express your political views through voting
Registering to vote communicates your opinions to your representatives
30
A Federal System of government shares power between a Strong Federal Government and Weaker State Governments
True
False
31
A small group of wealthy people ruling a nation is called Autocracy.
True
False
32
They have a Royal Leader but the real power is held by the people.
Constitutional Monarchy
Direct Democracy
Representative Democracy
Absolute Monarchy
33
Duties of citizenship are things we must do. Which duty of citizenship is missing?
Volunteering in the Community
Being Informed
Paying Taxes
Voting
34
Which amendment defines citizenship?
None, it is not defined
14th amendment
1st amendment
2nd amendment
35
What issue does the Republicans and Democrats most differ on?
Role of Citizens
School
Religon
Role of the Government
36
Believes in: Nature First, Social Programs, and Stopping Climate Change
Democratics
Libertarians
Republicans
Green
37
Everyone votes on every law and tax.
Absolute Monarchy
Direct Democracy
Representative Democracy
Constitutional Monarchy
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What are responsibilities?
Things that are things
Things you must do
Things that are response
Things you should do
