
Social Studies CBA Review 2018
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- Q1The Due Process amendments"No Taxation without Representation"is the 1st Amendment of the Bill of RightsMayflower Compactare the 4th through the 8th amendments of the Bill of Rights120s
- Q2Unalienable rights are defined aslife, liberty and the pursuit of happinessbill of rightschecks and balancesseparation of powers120s
- Q3The document in which Britain recognized American IndependencePreambleTreaty of Paris 1783Declaration of IndependencConstitution120s
- Q4The first 10 amendments to the Constitution which protect the individual rights of the people?Bill of RightsConstitutionDeclaration of IndependenceTreaty of Paris of 178330s
- Q5The amendment that protects the right to bear arms?3rd Amendment8th Amendment2nd Amendment5th Amendment30s
- Q6The branch of government that writes the laws and contains the House of Representatives and the Senate?Judicial BranchExecutive BranchLegislative BranchChecks and Balances45s
- Q7The amendment that gives citizens the right to a fair and speedy trial?6th Amendment5th Amendment8th Amendment9th Amendment45s
- Q8The branch of government that enforces the laws and contains the President of the U.S.?Executive BranchMayflower CompactJudicial BranchLegislative Branch45s
- Q9The amendment that protects freedom of religion, assembly, petition, press and speech?3rd Amendment1st AmendmentDue Process laws2nd Amendment45s
- Q10Checks and Balancesa system that keeps the 3 branches of balanced so that one branch does not become more powerful than the other brancheslife, liberty, and the pursuit of happinessthe principle of government that divides the powers and keeps one branch from becoming too powerfulthe document that established self-government in the American colonies120s
- Q11The branch that interprets the laws and contains the Supreme Court?Judicial BranchExecutive BranchChecks and BalancesLegislative Branch120s
- Q12The principle of government that divides the powers and keeps one branch from becoming too powerful?Separation of powersChecks and BalancesCongressHouse of Representatives120s
- Q13What is the slogan used by American colonists to explain the reason they were upset with England"No Taxation without Representation""We didn't land on Plymouth Rock, Plymouth Rock landed on us""Give me Life or Give me Death""Join or Die"120s
- Q14The reasons for European exploration in the Americas?Defense, General Welfare, PosterityLife, Liberty and Pursuit of HappinessEconomic, Religion and Expand EmpireFreedom, Stability, Justice120s
- Q15This colony was founded in 1620 in Massachusetts for religious freedomMassachusetts Bay Colony, MassachusettsSt. Augustine, FloridaJamestown, VirginiaPlymouth, Massachusetts120s