
Government
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David Rinearson
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Government
All questions in this quizizz will come from the entire Government unit. Slow down. Read the question. Choose wisely.
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Vocabulary
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Multiple Choice
A proposal for a new law.
Will
Bill
Hill
Mill
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Multiple Choice
A proposal for a new law.
Will
Bill
Hill
Mill
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Multiple Choice
Devoted love, support, and defense of one's country; national loyalty.
Radicalism
Socialism
Democracy
Patriotism
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Multiple Choice
If the President declines a bill.
Vote
Deny
Veto
Accept it
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Multiple Choice
The dividing up of power among the three banches of government.
Judicial
Separation of Power
Jurisprudence
Separation of Redemption
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Constitution
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Multiple Choice
Who is considered the 'Father of the Constitution'?
George Washington
Ben Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
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Multiple Choice
The constitution is broken in to how many parts?
Pi
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Ancient Chinese Secret
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Multiple Choice
The First article of the constitution gives the most power to which branch?
Judicial
Presidential
Executive
Legislative
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Multiple Choice
The three parts of the constitution are
Preamble - Grievances - Articles
Articles - Amendments - Judicial
Amendments - Articles - Preamble
Grievances - Articles - Amendments
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Multiple Choice
The executive branch is given power in which article of the constitution?
Second
First
Third
All of the above
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Multiple Choice
What did our current constitution replace?
Confederate States of America
Articles of Confederation
The Resolute
Declaration of Independence
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Multiple Choice
Why did the Framers of the constitution separate the powers in our government?
Worried about the consolidation and corruption of power.
States did not trust the Indians.
Monarch systems are best
Kings historically fare very well.
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Multiple Choice
Where was the Constitutional Convention held?
Pittsburgh
Washington, D.C.
New York
Philadelphia
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Preamble
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Multiple Choice
In the preamble, what is meant by "Ensure Domestic Tranquility"?
To guarantee peace within the country
To promote fairness and equity for all
To work for the common good of the nation
To declare their independence from Britain
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Multiple Choice
What is meant by 'our Posterity'?
future generations
our backside/rear end.
social media
fancy word for poster
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Multiple Choice
We the _____ in order to form a more perfect union, establish......
Citizens
Soldiers
People
Framers
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Multiple Choice
"....insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common _____ , promote the general Welfare, and secure..."
good
people
defense
cold
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Multiple Choice
The preamble to the Constitution explains why the ______ felt it was important to create a new form of government.
Farmers
Framers
Loyalists
Teachers
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Multiple Choice
The branch that enforces the law?
Legislative
Executive
Judicial
Congress
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Multiple Choice
Which branch is responsible for making laws?
Legislative
Executive
Judicial
Presidential
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Multiple Choice
Which branch is responsible for interpreting the law?
Legislative
Executive
Judicial
All of the above
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Multiple Choice
Which branch has powers listed below?
- Power of the purse (tax/spend)
- Raise an Army/Navy
- Declare war
- Represent their constituents (voters)
Legislative
Executive
Judicial
Presidential
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Multiple Choice
Which branch can declare a law OR action is unconstitutional (unallowable)?
Legislative
Executive
Judicial
Congress
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following best describes the reasons for checks and balances?
To keep one branch of government from becoming too powerful
To limit the rights of citizens
To ensure the national government is in control
To establish one central ruler over our nation
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Multiple Choice
How can the Judicial Branch check the power of the Legislative Branch?
Declare laws unconstitutional
Impeach the President
Over rule and pass a veto
Scream loudly
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Multiple Choice
How can the Executive Branch check the power of the Legislative Branch?
Judicial review
Veto bills
Impeach Congressmen
Override veto
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Multiple Choice
How many amendments were originally proposed as the bill of rights?
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10
11
12
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Multiple Choice
The Bill of Rights is a shield that protects ____ from _____.
bills ; veto
individuals ; the government
government ; oversight
local police ; bear traps
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Multiple Choice
The first amendment protects?
Speech
Press
Protests
Religion
All the above
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Multiple Choice
First
Fifth
Tenth
Second
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Multiple Choice
Which amendment gives a "well-regulated militia...the right of the people" to bear arms.
Fifth
Third
First
Fourth
Second
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Multiple Choice
What historic document is the Bill of Rights a part of?
Declaration of Independence
Articles of Confederation
U.S. Constitution
Mayflower Compact
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Multiple Choice
Which amendment? We are guaranteed the right to a speedy trial.
4th
5th
6th
7th
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Multiple Choice
Which amendment? We have more rights not enumerated here in the Bill of Rights.
8th
9th
10th
5th
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Multiple Choice
Federalism is a term meant to refer to .....?
an all powerful National government.
system of layered levels of government.
Tyranny.
system of checks and balances.
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Multiple Choice
Both State and National powers include :
taxation
printing money
conducting elections
controlling intrastate commerce
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Multiple Choice
A State only power includes ...
declaring war
setting up local governments
making laws
Census counts
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Multiple Choice
This is the ....
Kind of Good Stamp thingy
Great Emblem
Great Seal
Exceptional Crest
Imperial Stamp
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Multiple Choice
a statute in New York harbor
Lady Liberty
a French import
Statue of Liberty
all the above
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Multiple Choice
The bird which symbolizes our country?
Falcon
Turkey
Penguin
Eagle
Ostrich
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Multiple Choice
Work place and residence of the leader of our Executive Branch (Commander-in-Chief)?
Valley Forge
White House
White Castle
Pentagon
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Multiple Choice
A symbol of America's hope and freedom (stone)
Resolute Desk
Statue of Liberty
Pentagon
Mount Rushmore
Rocky Top
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Multiple Choice
Who is currently (as of December 2020) the Governor of Texas?
Barak Obama
Donald Trump
Joe Biden
Greg Abbott
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Multiple Choice
What is not a civic duty?
Serving on a jury
Habitat for Humanity
Paying taxes
Voting
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Multiple Choice
Our first President under the current Constitution?
John Hanson
Ben Franklin
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
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Multiple Choice
Who is the current (outgoing) Mayor of Mansfield?
Dr. Kim Cantu
Dr. Anthony Fauci
David Cook
Greg Abbott
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Multiple Choice
Who wrote the pledge?
Francis Coppala
Francis Scott Key
Francis Bellamy
Uncle Sam
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Multiple Choice
The pledge has....
25 words in it.
been changed over the years.
stayed the same.
optional endings.
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Multiple Choice
The pledge was created in ?
1892
1992
2002
1772
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Multiple Choice
What do we show loyalty to by saying the pledge?
The Flag
Our Country, the U.S.A.
The Star Spangled Banner
The Declaration of Independence
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