SOL Review 2 & 3
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- Q1King George was placed in jail because he broke the law. Which fundamental principle would apply to the situation?consent of the governedlimited governmentrule of lawrepresentative government30s
- Q2The United States has a system of government in which the people rule. What principle best describes the United States system of government?consent of the governeddemocracyrepresentative governmentrule of law30s
- Q3“The Senate of the United States shall be composed of two Senators from each State, elected by the people thereof...." - Seventeenth Amendment, U.S. Constitution Which fundamental principle is BEST illustrated by above excerpt?consent of the governedrule of lawrepresentative governmentlimited government30s
- Q4What document establishes the structure of our government and protects individual freedoms of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition?Articles of ConfederationU.S. ConstitutionDeclaration of IndependenceCharters of the Virginia Company of London30s
- Q5The U.S. Bill of Rights is modeled on which Virginia document?Virginia Declaration of RightsVirginia ConstitutionCharters of the Virginia Company of LondonVirginia Statute of Religious Freedom30s
- Q6Which document organized the first form of national government for the independent colonies?Charters of the Virginia Company of LondonDeclaration of IndependenceArticles of ConfederationUS Constitution30s
- Q7Who was the most power under the Articles of Confederation?state governmentsthe PresidentCongressnational government30s
- Q8The Declaration of Independence stated our unalienable rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness and ...stated grievances against the King of Englandstated the colonies wanted taxes from Englandstated how well the King of England treated the colonistsstated the colonies wanted to take over England30s
- Q9“All ... persons... shall have and enjoy all liberties and immunities as if they had been abiding and born within this our realm of England.” The above quote comes from which early document?Charters of the Virginia Company of LondonVirginia Declaration of RightsArticles of ConfederationDeclaration of Independence30s
- Q10Which document influenced the First Amendment of the Constitution?Charters of the Virginia Company of LondonDeclaration of IndependenceVirginia Statute for Religious FreedomArticles of Confederation30s
- Q11All of the following are purposes of the United States government as listed in the Preamble exceptprovide defenseassure jobs for allestablish justiceensure domestic peace30s
- Q12The Preamble to the Constitutioncan be traced to the Magna Cartaexplains our rights as Englishmenexplains why the Constitution was writtenwas never ratified by enough colonies to be included in the Constitution30s
- Q13Why does the Preamble begin with “We the people?”to ensure that people stop and read the documentto make it clear that more than one person wrote the Consitutionto establish that the power of the government comes from the peopleto differentiate it from other famous documents30s
- Q14. Immigration and naturalization in the twentieth century have led to an increasingly _____________ society.diversesharpsimilarcreative30s
- Q15The process by which an alien can become a citizen is callednaturalizationimmigrationcitizenshipemigration30s