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Combined: Foundations of Government + Intro to Government
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Intro to Government: Review
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The head of the Judicial Branch is:
Congress
Speaker of the House
Supreme Court
Superior Courts
2
A Government where power rests in the hands of a single individual:
Democracy
Oligarchy
Autocracy
3
Which feature does not make up a state:
Government
Social Consensus
Territory
Population
4
A government in which citizens elect delegates
Representative Government
Unicameral Government
Limited Government
5
Powers of Congress are described in Article
1
2
3
4
6
What is one disadvantage of a direct democracy?
No one person has all the power
Every citizen has the right to vote
All groups in a country are represented.
Decision making can be slow
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This viewpoint believes that some leaders are chosen by a god.
Divinity
Force
Divine Rights
Evolutionary
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"We the people..." is the beginning of which document?
Constitution
Articles of Confederation
Declaration of Independence
Preamble
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The President is the head of the _______ branch and gets his powers in Article ________
Legislative, 2
Executive, 1
Executive, 2
Legislative, 1
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When was the Constitution written?
1787
1777
1776
July 4th
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Proposed at the Constitutional Convention, suggested that representation be based on population
New Jersey Plan
Connecticut Plan
Virginia Plan
New York Plan
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This means that the government has supreme power or authority.
Supremacy
Sovereignty
Rule of Law
Communsism
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The theory tracing the origins of government to the head of a family
Social Contract
Divine Right
Evolutionary
Force
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Represents a vast group of individuals with the same language, culture, or religion
Nation
State
Country
Confederation
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Article 4 of the U.S. Constitution focuses on
Executive Branch
Amending the Constitution
Supremacy Clause
State Relations
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Which is not an element of democracy
Citizen participation
Stable economy with small middle class
Public school system
Social consensus
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Breaks down into state and federal courts:
Supreme Court
Judicial Branch
Legislative Branch
Executive Branch
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Number of articles:
7
1776
27
1738
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What was a strength of the Articles of Confederation?
Allowed for veterans to receive pay.
Created a strong national government.
Created unity throughout the states.
Gave states sovereignty.
20
An oligarchy can be a dictatorship
False
True
21
There are _______ amendments, the first ________ are called the Bill of Rights.
27, 10
25, 10
27, 5
10, 27
22
What life would be like without a government; anarchy and chaos.
State
State of Nature
Confederation
Natural Law
23
What is an example of a bicameral legislature.
Senate and Congress
Senate and House of Representatives
Supreme Court and Senate
Senate and the Presidency
24
What is the breakdown of the U.S. Constitution (in order)
Preamble, Amendments, Articles
Articles, Preamble, Amendments
Preamble, Articles, Amendments
Articles, Amendments, Preamble
25
A representative democracy and a republic are the same thing
True
False
26
A Government where power rests in the hands of privileged individuals:
Oligarchy
Theocracy
Democracy
Autocracy
27
The right to overthrow a system of government is traced back to John Locke's
Natural Rights
State of Nature
Social Contract
Force Theory
28
The Powers of the President are described in Article:
2
3
4
1
29
True or False: A Constitutional Monarchy is also an Autocracy.
False
True
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This was the first form of government in the United States?
Declaration of Independence
Articles of Confederation
Mayflower Compact
U.S. Consitution