
Government Honors Unit 1 Test
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- Q1The Commerce Compromise taxed which of the following?Imports and ExportsExports OnlyImports OnlyBryson when didn't score a TDNeither30s
- Q2Which of the following is NOT one of John Locke's natural rights?PropertyLifePursuit of HappinessLiberty30s
- Q3How many votes were needed to ratify the Constitution?9613730s
- Q4The Slave CompromiseTaxed slaves brought to AmericaTaxed all imported goodsExtended the slave trade for 30 yearsTaxed exports of Southern goods30s
- Q5Which of the following is not a part of due processRight to remain silentRight to not incriminate yourselfRight to an attorneyRight to not testify against others30s
- Q6Where there is a separation of powers...The people grant the states the authority to governPower is distributed among the three branches of governmentPower is divided between the national government and the statesThe basic powers of government are held by a single agency30s
- Q7The government set up by the Articles of Confederation had...No legislative branchOnly a legislative branchOnly a judicial branchOnly legislative and executive branches30s
- Q8Which called for a two-house legislature, in which the lower house would have representation based on population while the upper house would allow each state 2 votes?Three Fifths CompromiseVirginia PlanConnecticut CompromiseNew Jersey Plan30s
- Q9The Connecticut Compromise was crucial to the small states because...It convinced James Madison to support the small states.Without it, the small states would have carried little weight under the Virginia PlanIt aided the economy of the small statesWithout it, the small states would have had too much responsibility in the new government30s
- Q10The system of federalism provides for all of the following EXCEPT...Strength through unityA dual system of governmentA single central governementUniform laws among the states30s
- Q11Which idea is NOT included in the Declaration of Independence?Government can only exist with the people’s permission.God gives certain people the right to govern.The people may change or abolish the government.People have certain rights.30s
- Q12Which of the following is NOT an example of the checks and balances system?The Senate approves the President’s nominee for Supreme Court JusticeThe President makes an executive agreementThe President vetoes a bill passed by CongressThe Supreme Court declares a law passed by Congress to be unconstitutional30s
- Q13Which favored large states and called for representation in Congress to be based on population?Virginia PlanThree-Fifths CompromiseArticles of ConfederationNew Jersey Plan30s
- Q14Which favored small states and called for equal representation in Congress, with each state getting one vote?Great CompromiseThree-Fifths CompromiseNew Jersey PlanVirginia Plan30s
- Q15Which was NOT a weakness of the Articles of Confederation?No executive branchNo power to taxNo legislative branchNo national court system30s