Which political theory matches this definition? A system of rules derived from the natural world.

Which political philosopher came up with the social contract theory?

Which political theorist came up with the phrase: "Life, Liberty, and Property."

What was the first constitution of the United States called?

During the constitutional convention which plan backed small states, wanted a unicameral house, and one vote per state?

Which of the following are weaknesses found in the Articles of Confederation?

Which term best describes the following definition: Is a system of rule in which one person or a small group of people can hold unlimited power.

Which of the following types of Dictatorship rules by religious laws?

What are some ways dictators maintain power?

When organizing national power, which form, has the power shared between the national government and the states?

While the Constitution can be amended in various ways, which method has been used most often?

Which protection in the bill of rights is described in the excerpt? “That military powers of the Commander in Chief were not to supersede representative government of internal affairs seems obvious from the Constitution and from elementary American history. Time out of mind, and even now, in many parts of the world, a military commander can seize private housing to shelter his troops. Not so, however, in the United States, for the Third Amendment says.”

Which of the following amendments prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures by the government?

Which amendment in the Bill of Rights specifically addresses the issue described in this excerpt? “That excessive Bail ought not to be required nor excessive Fines imposed nor cruel and unusual Punishments inflicted”

The phrase "We the People" relates to which of the following principles of the Constitution?

Which of the following amendments abolished slavery?

The Constitution is organized into three main parts. What are they?

Laws made by the will of the people come through which body of the U.S. government?

The Great Compromise combined elements of which two plans?

To be eligible to serve in the House of Representatives, a person must be a U.S. Citizen for at least how long?

The practice of drawing boundaries to the political advantage of the party in power is known as?

How many years is the term of a member of the House of Representatives?

How many senators are from each state?

How many years do Senators serve for?

People who are a part of the Conservative ideology are typically for which of the following ideas?

People who are a part of the Liberal ideology are typically against which of the following ideas?

Who was the most Famous "write in candidate" in U.S. History?

Which primary allows only for registered party members to vote in selecting that party's candidate?

Which Primary allows any registered voter to vote in either party's election but only one of them?

What political ideology do Republicans agree with?

Which political party in the U.S. aligns their polices with liberal ideology?

The republican party states that they are

The strategy of dividing up members of a political so that they are spread out among several election districts is known as?

Which of the following are effects of Gerrymandering?

Which political party platform stated that job creation can be made with lower corporate taxes and making big business competitive at home and in the U.S. and over seas?

Which political party mentioned that to help keep costs of college low we must make student loans affordable. That people should be able to pay back their loans based off of their income?

The following definition matches which word below? "Organized groups of like-minded people who join together to influence government policies."

The following definition matches which word below? "A small gathering of people whose response to something is studied and used to predict the response of a larger population."

Which of the following words best fills in the blank? "___________" occurs when opponents of a measure take the floor in the Senate and refuse to stop talking in an effort to prevent the measure coming up for a vote.

Which definition best fits for the term Separation of Powers?

There are two types of Judicial Philosophy what are they?

When a supreme court justice looks at the constitution and makes a decision on what the constitution says word for word what type of Judicial Philosophy is being used?

The supreme court case of Marbury v. Madison is important because..

In the Supreme Court case Roe v. Wade which amendment of the constitution was being questioned?

In the Supreme Court Case Brown v. Board of Education is important because the court ruled that...

In the Supreme Court case Obergefell v. Hodges the supreme court ruled...

If a bill originates in the house of representatives and then is passed in the house of representatives where does the bill go next?

What are the 3 powers given to the Federal Government?

Which power given the Federal Government matches this definition? "The Constitution list of powers granted to the national government. Also known as Enumerated."