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Which of these phrases is missing from the First Amendment as shown here? Options: "the right to bear arms.", "the right to freedom of expression.", "to have the Assistance of Counsel for his defense.", "to petition the Government for a redress of grievances."

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"to petition the Government for a redress of grievances."

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The Amendment seen could be used to protect which of these people from criminal prosecution? Myra brings a handgun into a major airport. Andre fires one of his employees because of his views on reincarnation. Clarence is arrested for lieing under oath during testimony in a court of law. Carl is arrested for writing an essay calling for the impeachment of his U.S. Senator.

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Carl is arrested for writing an essay calling for the impeachment of his U.S. Senator.

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Article VIII gives the ultimate power to tax to which institution?

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state legislatures

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Which overall trend is represented by these selections from the Articles of Confederation? Options: a rejection of Enlightenment philosophy, a reliance on a strong national government, a preference for state control of governance, a need for more federal power over the states

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a preference for state control of governance

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Which of these was one of the few successes of the United States government under the Articles of Confederation? a well armed and well trained military force, financial and military assistance from Great Britain, substantial industrial production of armaments, settling conflicts associated with the settlement of western lands

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financial and military assistance from Great Britain

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The correct choice was financial and military assistance from Great Britain, which was one of the few successes of the United States government under the Articles of Confederation.

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The "elastic clause" in the US Constitution

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expands the powers of Congress.

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The 'elastic clause' in the US Constitution expands the powers of Congress.

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