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Civics Unit 4 2025 Test Review
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Declares that the Constitution and the federal government wins when in conflict with the states
Amendments
Preamble
Articles
Supremacy Clause
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High school students sign a letter to complain about the firing of the basketball coach and send it to the school board.
freedom of speech
freedom of press
freedom of petition
freedom of assembly
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The right to a lawyer during a criminal case, even if you cannot afford one
counsel
bail
civil trial
impartial jury
4
the government cannot force you to shelter soldiers in your home without your consent in time of war or peace.
4th amendment
5th amendment
2nd amendment
3rd amendment
5
protects the right of the people to keep and bear arms
13th amendment
2nd amendment
5th amendment
3rd amendment
6
tests that USED to be given to minorities in the Southern U.S. to create an obstacle to voting
poll taxes
The SAT
literacy tests
The ACT
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a group of people sworn and selected to give a decision/verdict based on facts of a case
speedy trial
counsel
confront witness
impartial jury
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A judge gives one of these to police officers if convinced there is enough evidence to suggest illegal activity
probable cause
warrant
double jeopardy
search and seizure
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gave women the right fo vote in 1920
19th amendment
4th amendment
26th amendment
24th amendment
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being tried twice for the same crime
due process
eminent domain
double jeopardy
self-incrimination
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testifying against yourself, being compelled to provide evidence that connects you to a crime
eminent domain
double jeopardy
due process
self-incrimination
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Banned race discrimination in voting practices, such as literacy tests
Civil Rights Act of 1964
Voting Rights Act of 1965
Suffrage
Civil Rights Act of 1968
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describes the purpose of the Constitution
Amendments
Supremacy Clause
Preamble
Articles
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Why so difficult to get an amendment ratified?
It is not difficult to ratify an amendment
none of these
All amendments are bad
It makes it so that power to change the government rests in hands of people
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prohibited discrimination in general, ended segregation in businesses and public places
19th Amendment
literacy tests
Civil Rights Act of 1964
Voting Rights Act of 1965
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a trial between two people who are in a disagreement (divorce, lawsuits, malpractice, etc).
criminal trial
civil trial
counsel trial
bail trial
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The government can only take your property for public use IF you agree AND they pay you for it
civil rights
eminent domain
self-incrimination
due process
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the finding and taking of a person, item or property
search and seizure
warrant
double jeopardy
probable cause
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Sam and Kat meet with several of their friends at lunch time to discuss ways to change their school’s dress code policy.
freedom of speech
freedom of assembly
freedom of religion
freedom of press
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Powers specifically given to the federal government in the Constitution
enumerated powers
specified powers
ratified powers
reserved powers
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Rights that belong to a citizen
civil rights
criminal rights
decreed rights
special rights
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Changes to the Constitution
Preamble
Amendments
Articles
Supremacy Clause
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Just because it's not in the Constitution does not mean other people don't have that right.
15th amendment
14th amendment
10th amendment
9th amendment
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1)Establishes citizenship for everyone born or naturalized in the US, 2) due process and equal protection for everyone
24th amendment
13th amendment
14th amendment
5th amendment
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a trial in which someone is accused of a crime
criminal trial
bail trial
civil trial
counsel trial
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banned discrimination related to buying and selling houses
Voting Rights Act of 1965
19th Amendment
24th Amendment
Fair Housing Act of 1968
27
this amendment allowed any citizen, who is 18 and older, to vote
14th amendment
26th amendment
19th amendment
24th amendment
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The accused can pay an amount of money (depends on intensity of crime) so they don't have to wait in jail for trial
enumerated powers
counsel
bail
civil trial
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Which of the following is NOT a limit on the first amendment?
Is a threat
Is at an illegal location/time
is something that people disagree with
Incites or commits violence
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James Baker publishes a newspaper in a large city. In the newspaper, he ften criticizes the mayor and city government.
freedom of religion
freedom of speech
freedom of assembly
freedom of press
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Describes the structure of the federal government and how changes can be made
Supremacy Clause
Preamble
Articles
Amendments
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The government needs probable cause and a search warrant to be able to search your home
10th amendment
9th amendment
14th amendment
4th amendment
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Jenny and her brother wear tee shirts to school saying "Animal Rights."
freedom of assembly
freedom of religion
freedom of speech
freedom of press
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this amendment ended the requirement of poll taxes because they created discrimination
19th amendment
26th amendment
14th amendment
24th amendment
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a sum of money that USED to be required to pay when voting
voting fee
discrimination
literacy tests
poll tax
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everyone should be able to vote, no matter race, color of skin, or if they were enslaved in the past
15th amendment
24th amendment
14th amendment
13th amendment
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The Bill of Rights is part of the Constitution, added by the Anti-Federalists, and contains which amendments?
Amendments 13-15
Amendments 24-26
Amendments 5-8
Amendments 1-10
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The right to question all witnesses who offer testimony (oral or written evidence in court) against the accused
impartial jury
speedy trial
counsel
confront witness
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Enough evidence to reasonably believe an illegal act is being or has been done
double jeopardy
probable cause
search and seizure
warrant
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The right of a person to fair and proper legal procedures
self-incrimination
eminent domain
double jeopardy
due process
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Any powers not specifically given to the federal government by the Constitution, are set aside for the states
specified powers
ratified powers
enumerated powers
reserved powers
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the right to vote
suffrage
double jeopardy
bail
criminal rights
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Mr. and Mrs. Stewart home school their three children since their churchdoes not approve of public education.
freedom of press
freedom of speech
freedom of assembly
freedom of religion
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you can't be left in jail waiting for your trial for years and you may allow an audience to watch your trial
impartial jury
confront witness
counsel
speedy trial
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Slavery is not allowed and no one is forced to be a servant
13th amendment
15th amendment
14th amendment
2nd amendment