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Unit 2 Confederacy to Constitution
Unit 2 Confederacy to Constitution
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This section of the Constitution states why it was written
Articles
Bill of Rights
Preamble
Amendments
2
The Constitution denies the national government of this power.
tax exports
protect states
make treaties
coin money
3
The national government is oligated to provide stated with 3 things. Integrity, Government, and
elections
surveillance
protection
funds
4
Which mendment esures that a person wont be tried twice (double jeopardy).
9th
1st
2nd
5th
5
The Founders created a Constitution that could be adapted for the future through
prior restraint
Constitutional Amendment
Judicial Restraint
Constitutional Ratification
6
How did the 21st amendment affect the 18th?
repealed it
ratified it
supported it
vetoed it
7
The 24th amendment helped African Americans to vote by...
ratifying civil rights
prohibiting government intervention
ratifying voting laws
abolishing the poll tax
8
Article IV of the Constitution obligates states to give this to one another's citizens
obedience to the sunset laws
privileges and immunities
full faith credit cards
interstate compacts
9
Which amendment repealed prohibition?
18th
24th
12th
21st
10
Which amendment abolished the poll tax?
25th
23rd
24th
21st
11
This branch of government is the final authority on the Constitution
judicial
Congress
legislative
executive
12
Ratification of an amendment must come within this time limit
7 months
7 years
1 year
4 years
13
Article II of the Constitution is important because it...
describes judicial branch
describes executive branch
descries expressed powers
describes enumerated powers
14
This amendment protects the freedom of speech
15th
10th
1st
5th
15
Article 1 of the Constitution created the voice of the people in the
house of representatives
senate
supreme court
executive branch
16
The first 10 Amendments are called:
Bill of Rights
Bill of Wrights
Constitution
Declaration of Independence
17
This is NOT an example of a congressional enumerated power
to declare war
to coin money
to issue a search warrant
to establish post offices
18
When it comes to the Executive branch, the Courts have the power to....
create lower federal courts
judicially restrain
pass laws creating executive agencies
declare presidential actions unconstitutional
19
This allows student religious groups to meet in high schools receiving federal funds
Equal Access Act
McCollough v Maryland
Engel v Vitale
establishment clause
20
Who has the power to enforce court orders?
Senate
Congress
Courts
President
21
Expression involving actions nd symols is
slander
symbolic speech
pure speech
libel
22
Who can confirm judges?
Senate
Congress
Courts
President
23
The Constitution is based on the concept of
jurisdiction
expressed powers
popular sovereignty
judicial activism
24
Which amendment establishes the separation of church and state?
9th
4th
10th
1st
25
Implied, Expressed, and Inherent powers are the 3 powers that are ____________ to the Gov't.
enumerated
concurrent
delegated
elastic
26
_______________ extends the Bill of Rights to include all levels of government
incorporation
establishment clause
seditious clause
free exercise clause
27
This prohibits the government from interfering with the freedom of religion
supremacy clause
establishment clause
elstic clause
free exercise clause
28
The Constitution is divided into 3 parts; preamble, ______________, amendments
Articles
Bill of Rights
Essays
Divisions
29
This elevated the Supreme Court to higher status, balancing the powers of the other branches
Constitutional Amendment
enumerated powers
judicial review
judicial activism
30
Which amendment establishes the need for a warrant before person can be searched?
2nd
3rd
4th
9th
31
Written defamatory speech is called
libel
symbolic speech
pure speech
slander
32
The Constitution obligated the state governments
protect states from invasion
protect the national government
form compacts among states
pay for all national elections
33
False speech intended to hurt another is known as
due process of law
libel
slander
prior restraint
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This gives Congress the right to make all "necessary and proper" laws.
elastic clause
expressed powers
supremacy clause
judicial review