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Government

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5th - 8th Grade

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9 Slides • 50 Questions

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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.

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Will

2

Bill

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Hill

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Mill

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Multiple Choice

A proposal for a new law.

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Will

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Bill

3

Hill

4

Mill

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Multiple Choice

Devoted love, support, and defense of one's country; national loyalty.

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Radicalism

2

Socialism

3

Democracy

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Patriotism

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Multiple Choice

If the President declines a bill.

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Vote

2

Deny

3

Veto

4

Accept it

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Multiple Choice

The dividing up of power among the three banches of government.

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Judicial

2

Separation of Power

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Jurisprudence

4

Separation of Redemption

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Constitution

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Multiple Choice

Who is considered the 'Father of the Constitution'?

1

George Washington

2

Ben Franklin

3

Thomas Jefferson

4

James Madison

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Multiple Choice

The constitution is broken in to how many parts?

1

Pi

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3

3

Ancient Chinese Secret

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4

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Multiple Choice

The First article of the constitution gives the most power to which branch?

1

Judicial

2

Presidential

3

Executive

4

Legislative

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Multiple Choice

The three parts of the constitution are

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Preamble - Grievances - Articles

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Articles - Amendments - Judicial

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Amendments - Articles - Preamble

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Grievances - Articles - Amendments

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Multiple Choice

The executive branch is given power in which article of the constitution?

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Second

2

First

3

Third

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All of the above

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Multiple Choice

What did our current constitution replace?

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Confederate States of America

2

Articles of Confederation

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The Resolute

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Declaration of Independence

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Multiple Choice

Why did the Framers of the constitution separate the powers in our government?

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Worried about the consolidation and corruption of power.

2

States did not trust the Indians.

3

Monarch systems are best

4

Kings historically fare very well.

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Multiple Choice

Where was the Constitutional Convention held?

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Pittsburgh

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Washington, D.C.

3

New York

4

Philadelphia

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Preamble

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Multiple Choice

In the preamble, what is meant by "Ensure Domestic Tranquility"?

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To guarantee peace within the country

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To promote fairness and equity for all

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To work for the common good of the nation

4

To declare their independence from Britain

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Multiple Choice

What is meant by 'our Posterity'?

1

future generations

2

our backside/rear end.

3

social media

4

fancy word for poster

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Multiple Choice

We the _____ in order to form a more perfect union, establish......

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Citizens

2

Soldiers

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People

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Framers

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Multiple Choice

"....insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common _____ , promote the general Welfare, and secure..."

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good

2

people

3

defense

4

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.

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Farmers

2

Framers

3

Loyalists

4

Teachers

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Multiple Choice

The branch that enforces the law?

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Legislative

2

Executive

3

Judicial

4

Congress

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Multiple Choice

Which branch is responsible for making laws?

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Legislative

2

Executive

3

Judicial

4

Presidential

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Multiple Choice

Which branch is responsible for interpreting the law?

1

Legislative

2

Executive

3

Judicial

4

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)

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Legislative

2

Executive

3

Judicial

4

Presidential

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Multiple Choice

Which branch can declare a law OR action is unconstitutional (unallowable)?

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Legislative

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Executive

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Judicial

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Congress

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes the reasons for checks and balances?

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To keep one branch of government from becoming too powerful

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To limit the rights of citizens

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To ensure the national government is in control

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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?

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Declare laws unconstitutional

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Impeach the President

3

Over rule and pass a veto

4

Scream loudly

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Multiple Choice

How can the Executive Branch check the power of the Legislative Branch?

1

Judicial review

2

Veto bills

3

Impeach Congressmen

4

Override veto

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Multiple Choice

How many amendments were originally proposed as the bill of rights?

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9

2

10

3

11

4

12

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Multiple Choice

The Bill of Rights is a shield that protects ____ from _____.

1

bills ; veto

2

individuals ; the government

3

government ; oversight

4

local police ; bear traps

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Multiple Choice

The first amendment protects?

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Speech

2

Press

3

Protests

4

Religion

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All the above

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Multiple Choice

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First

2

Fifth

3

Tenth

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Second

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Multiple Choice

Which amendment gives a "well-regulated militia...the right of the people" to bear arms.

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Fifth

2

Third

3

First

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Fourth

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Second

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Multiple Choice

What historic document is the Bill of Rights a part of?

1

Declaration of Independence

2

Articles of Confederation

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U.S. Constitution

4

Mayflower Compact

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Multiple Choice

Which amendment? We are guaranteed the right to a speedy trial.

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4th

2

5th

3

6th

4

7th

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Multiple Choice

Which amendment? We have more rights not enumerated here in the Bill of Rights.

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8th

2

9th

3

10th

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5th

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Multiple Choice

Federalism is a term meant to refer to .....?

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an all powerful National government.

2

system of layered levels of government.

3

Tyranny.

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system of checks and balances.

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Multiple Choice

Both State and National powers include :

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taxation

2

printing money

3

conducting elections

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controlling intrastate commerce

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Multiple Choice

A State only power includes ...

1

declaring war

2

setting up local governments

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making laws

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Census counts

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Multiple Choice

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This is the ....

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Kind of Good Stamp thingy

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Great Emblem

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Great Seal

4

Exceptional Crest

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Imperial Stamp

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Multiple Choice

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a statute in New York harbor

2

Lady Liberty

3

a French import

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Statue of Liberty

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all the above

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Multiple Choice

The bird which symbolizes our country?

1

Falcon

2

Turkey

3

Penguin

4

Eagle

5

Ostrich

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Multiple Choice

Work place and residence of the leader of our Executive Branch (Commander-in-Chief)?

1

Valley Forge

2

White House

3

White Castle

4

Pentagon

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Multiple Choice

A symbol of America's hope and freedom (stone)

1

Resolute Desk

2

Statue of Liberty

3

Pentagon

4

Mount Rushmore

5

Rocky Top

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Multiple Choice

Who is currently (as of December 2020) the Governor of Texas?

1

Barak Obama

2

Donald Trump

3

Joe Biden

4

Greg Abbott

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Multiple Choice

What is not a civic duty?

1

Serving on a jury

2

Habitat for Humanity

3

Paying taxes

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Voting

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Multiple Choice

Our first President under the current Constitution?

1

John Hanson

2

Ben Franklin

3

George Washington

4

Thomas Jefferson

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Multiple Choice

Who is the current (outgoing) Mayor of Mansfield?

1

Dr. Kim Cantu

2

Dr. Anthony Fauci

3

David Cook

4

Greg Abbott

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Multiple Choice

Who wrote the pledge?

1

Francis Coppala

2

Francis Scott Key

3

Francis Bellamy

4

Uncle Sam

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Multiple Choice

The pledge has....

1

25 words in it.

2

been changed over the years.

3

stayed the same.

4

optional endings.

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Multiple Choice

The pledge was created in ?

1

1892

2

1992

3

2002

4

1772

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Multiple Choice

What do we show loyalty to by saying the pledge?

1

The Flag

2

Our Country, the U.S.A.

3

The Star Spangled Banner

4

The Declaration of Independence

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