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- Q1
What was the purpose of the Declaration of Independence
To list the reasons why the south should secede with the Union
To establish basic rights for American citizens
To establish the reasoning for separating from England
To establish the government of the United States
300s - Q2
What was the purpose of the Articles of Confederation
To establish basic rights for American citizens
To establish the original government of the United States
To establish the reasoning for separating from England
To list the reasons why the South should secede from the Union
300s - Q3
What is the purpose of the U.S. Constitution?
To establish basic rights for American citizens
To establish the present government of the United States
To list the reasons why the South should secede from the Union
To establish the reasoning for separating from England
300s - Q4
What are the 3 branches of Government?
Presidential / Congressional / Judgmental
Executive / Legislative / Judicial
Leading / Lawmaking / Courts
Lucrative / Cognitive / Cooperative
300s - Q5
What is the purpose of ideas like "Separation of powers" and "Check and Balances"?
To ensure that the president controls the US government
To limit / disperse the scope and power within the federal government
To make sure that nothing ever gets done in Washington DC
To give the federal government authority over the states
300s - Q6
What is the Bill of rights?
1st ten amendments to the US constitution
A pamphlet handed out by Thomas Paine promoting revolution
The post Civil War amendments (13th, 14th, 15th)
The list of grievances against king George III
300s - Q7
In what court case did the Supreme Court declare its power to find actions by the other branches unconstitutional?
Roe v Wade
Marbury v Madison
Plessy v Ferguson
Mapp v Ohio
300s - Q8
The three unalienable rights listed in the Declaration of Independence are...
food, shelter, and education
Diversity, equity, and inclusion
Life, Liberty, and pursuit of happiness
Fairness, equality, and property
300s - Q9
The idea that government power should be split between national and local levels is called...
Federalism
States rights
populism
Democracy
300s - Q10
which amendment gives you the right to a speedy trial / trial by a jury of your peers
6th Amendment
14th Amendment
5th Amendment
1st Amendment
300s - Q11
Why did congressional representatives want to replace the Articles of the confederation?
They didn't want to replace it
Established a permanent committee made up of state officials only
It created a government too weak to manage relations between states
It created chief executives with power to veto state laws
300s - Q12
Marbury v. Madison set what legal precedent?
Be a good citizen
The House of Representatives are the only ones with the power to declare war
The election process must use secret ballot to vote
Supreme Court can declare laws unconstitutional
300s - Q13
A nation's basic law that creates political institutions and assigns powers in government
declaration
blueprint
framework
Constitution
300s - Q14
What can the president do to stop a law form being passed?
Rebel
Impeach
Cancel
Veto
300s - Q15
Which branch can say a law is unconstitutional?
Judicial Branch
Tree branch
Executive Branch
Legislative Branch
300s