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- Q1Which statement BEST describes the role of the vice president in Congress?The vice president casts tie-breaking votes in the Senate.The vice president assigns bills to committees in the House of Representatives.The vice president casts tie-breaking votes in the House of Representatives.The vice president assigns bills to committees in the Senate.60sEditDelete
- Q2Use the scenario to answer the following question. Which two rights from the 1st Amendment have been violated in this scenario?Freedom of assembly and freedom of the pressFreedom of assembly and freedom of speechFreedom of the press and freedom of speechFreedom of petition and freedom of the press60sEditDelete
- Q3See the quote below from Justice Wendell Holmes Jr. to answer the following question. What does this demonstrate?The Constitution limits all individual rights.The Constitution safeguards all individual rights.The Constitution does not safeguard all individual rights.The Constitution does not limit any individual rights.60sEditDelete
- Q4Which of the following has the biggest impact on our social, economic and political systems in the United States?Social ContractConstitutional RightsCase LawSeparation of Powers60sEditDelete
- Q5Below is an excerpt from Desegregation of the Armed Forces: Order 9981 (1948). What "hat" is the President wearing when making this declaration?Chief DiplomatChief ExecutiveChief LegislatorChief of State60sEditDelete
- Q6What steps does the Constitution provide if there is persuasive evidence that the President of the United States has committed treason?The President can be impeached by the Supreme Court and removed by the House.The President can be impeached by the House and removed by the Senate.The President can be impeached by the House and removed by the Supreme Court.The President can be impeached by the Senate and removed by the House.60sEditDelete
- Q7The passage below is from the U.S. Supreme Court decision In re Gault (1967). How did this decision impact future cases?Minors accused of a crime cannot be sentenced to the death penalty.Minors accused of crimes are offered the same “due process” rights given to adults.Minors accused of crimes have a separate set of “due process” rights from adults.Minors accused of a crime are handled at the federal level to avoid discrimination.60sEditDelete
- Q8According to this cartoon, why should the freedom illustrated above be guarded?to keep the news media from controlling the political processto provide the government with an accurate information sourceto keep the government from becoming the primary source of informationto provide the news media with a guaranteed profit60sEditDelete
- Q9See the newspaper to answer the following question. Which branch of the national government is responsible for the process described in the newspaper headline above?The PresidentThe Judicial BranchThe Legislative BranchThe Executive Branch60sEditDelete
- Q10Which statement describes an impact of the “due process” and “equal protection” clauses of the Fourteenth Amendment?It made it clear that student’s free speech was “checked” at the schoolhouse doors, allowing censorship from administration in order to protect the learning environment of all students.It emphasized that the juveniles had limited rights in the eye of the law, but full due process rights would be granted when one turns 18.It paved the way for the Civil Rights Movement and amendments that granted suffrage to many minority groups.It allowed for landmark Supreme Court decisions that upheld that racial segregation was lawful as long as facilities were equal.60sEditDelete
- Q11If the President vetoes a law passed by Congress, how can it still become a law?With a ¾ vote of both houses to override the Presidential veto.With a ¾ vote of the House of Representatives to override the Presidential veto.With a 2/3 vote of both houses to override the Presidential veto.With a 2/3 vote of the Senate to override the Presidential veto.60sEditDelete
- Q12What is the message of this cartoon?The Supreme Court was able to grant themselves the power of Judicial Review based on the case of Marbury v. Madison.The Supreme Court was able to grant themselves the power of Judicial Review in the case Plessy v. Ferguson.The Supreme Court did not need to grant itself this power because it was listed in the Constitution.The Supreme Court did not need to grant itself this power because it received it from the Judiciary Act of 1789.60sEditDelete
- Q13Five justices on the Supreme Court agree that a state law does not violate the U.S. Constitution. What happens next?The law stands and the state can continue to enforce it.The case is handed back down to the lower court for a retrial.The law is overturned and the state can no longer enforce it.The case proceeds to the State Supreme Court who will get the final say on the constitutionality of the law.60sEditDelete
