
Government Unit Test Review
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Government Unit Test Review
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Multiple Choice
Olivia's family lives on a farm but doesn't own it. It's owned by the government, who collects the eggs and distributes them to all the citizens.
This is a communist government.
This is a dictatorship.
This is a direct democracy.
This is a constitutional monarchy.
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Multiple Choice
Which member of the federal government is chosen by the Electoral College?
justice
president
representative
senator
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Multiple Select
Which types of government are most concerned with managing the distribution of resources? Select two options.
socialist governments
communist governments
direct democracies
constitutional monarchies
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following Enlightenment concepts was not presented by John Locke?
A government should have limited powers.
A government should protect natural rights.
A government should be a social contract between citizens and their leaders.
People have the right to overthrow a government if it becomes too powerful.
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Multiple Choice
How are cases heard by the Supreme Court?
The Supreme Court hears all cases that are sent to it.
The president decides which cases the Supreme Court will hear.
Lower-court judges send significant cases to the Supreme Court.
Justices of the Supreme Court decide to hear certain appealed cases.
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Multiple Choice
What do both the Senate and the House of Representatives require of people running for election?
They must be at least 30 years old.
They must be a resident of a US state.
They must have experience in state government.
They must have lived in the US as a citizen for 10 years.
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Multiple Choice
Enlightenment concepts can be seen in the __________, a document that helped initiate the American Revolution.
Constitution
Magna Carta
English Bill of Rights
Declaration of Independence
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Multiple Select
How do the president’s actions impact the lawmaking powers of the legislative branch? Select three options.
The president can sign a bill for it to become a law.
The president can write a bill and then send it to Congress.
The president can veto a bill within 10 days of receiving it.
The president can do nothing and let the bill become law without signing it.
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Multiple Choice
The American political process of allowing all citizens to vote and run for government positions was inspired by the __________.
Greeks
Romans
English
French
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Multiple Choice
Which federal court would be the first to hear a criminal case?
a court of appeals
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Multiple Choice
Which type of government did the ancient Greek city of Athens have?
absolute monarchy
socialist government
direct democracy
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Multiple Select
How does the Constitution limit the powers of each branch of the federal government? Select three options.
The branches share power with one another.
Each branch has individual powers that the other branches cannot interfere with.
Each branch has powers that allow it to limit the powers of the other branches.
Each branch acts in secrecy so that the other branches are not aware of what it does.
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Multiple Select
Which types of government allow voters to elect representatives? Select two options.
fascist
constitutional monarchies
representative democracies
direct democracies
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Multiple Choice
During the Enlightenment, people began to __________ the way their governments functioned.
support
challenge
advocate for
ignore
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Multiple Choice
What is the order of courts that a case moves through before it reaches the highest court?
the Supreme Court, an appeals court, and finally a district court
the Supreme Court, a district court, and finally an appeals court
a district court, an appeals court, and finally the Supreme Court
an appeals court, a district court, and finally the Supreme Court
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Multiple Select
How are the powers of the legislative branch held in check? Select two options.
through the creation of new laws
through the president’s rejection of laws
through the declaration of laws as unconstitutional
through the confirmation of presidential appointments
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Multiple Choice
What is the best explanation for why communism is more compatible with dictatorships than with democracies?
Like dictatorships, communist governments seek to exercise total control over citizens’ public and private lives.
In both communist governments and dictatorships, the government owns the property of individuals.
Dictatorships and communist governments require countries with large populations, while democracies function best in countries with small populations.
Both dictatorships and communist governments prioritize the nation’s interests over individual interests, while individuals are powerful in democracies.
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Multiple Choice
Which power is shared by the Senate and the House of Representatives?
declaring war
ratifying treaties
introducing spending bills
confirming presidential appointments
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Multiple Choice
A government in which citizens elect others to represent them in the voting process is a(n) __________.
indirect democracy
dictatorship
monarchy
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Multiple Choice
The French internal conflict that was heavily influenced by the Enlightenment, ended the French monarchy, and led to a self-governing country is known as the French __________.
Civil War
Revolution
Rose Conflict
and Indian War
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Multiple Choice
How did the citizens of Ancient Rome vote?
They voted in groups.
They voted as individuals.
Citizens were not allowed to vote.
Citizens could only vote for specific laws.
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Multiple Select
Which types of governments have leaders who hold power indefinitely? Select three options.
absolute monarchies
totalitarian governments
fascist governments
representative democracies
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Multiple Choice
A government that is ruled by the people is a __________.
republic
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Multiple Choice
The United States is currently a __________.
constitutional monarchy
monarchy
democracy
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Multiple Choice
How are representative democracies and direct democracies similar?
In both, elected officials meet to make laws.
Power lies with the people in both types of government.
Both types of government work well in countries with large populations.
In both, citizens often represent themselves in voting on government decisions.
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Multiple Choice
Important scientists who tried to explain the laws of nature and the universe included Galileo, Isaac Newton, and __________.
Copernicus
Spartacus
Rousseau
Plato
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following concepts is from the Enlightenment and can be seen in the Declaration of Independence?
If a government becomes too powerful, the people have the right to abolish it and start a new one.
All members within a society should have the right to privacy within their homes and personal lives.
Government should be broken into three branches: legislative, executive, and judicial.
People should be granted the freedom of speech, religion, and expression.
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Multiple Select
In which types of government are there no social classes? Select two options.
Communism
Socialism
Dictatorship
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Multiple Choice
Maria lives in a town where all of the town's major decisions and policies are made at town meetings. All of the residents are invited, and everyone is allowed to debate and vote on decisions. This type of government has political power distributed among the widest group of people.
direct democracy
representative democracy
indirect democracy
dictatorship
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Multiple Choice
In which of the following conflicts did Enlightenment concepts play the most important role?
the American Revolution
the Civil War
WWI
WWII
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Multiple Choice
Two of the main events that fueled the start of the French Revolution were the Enlightenment and the __________.
French-English War
French and Indian War
Russian Revolution
American Revolution
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Multiple Choice
What is the most likely reason the powers of the US government are divided?
to make governing the nation easier
to involve more people in government
to make people in the branches less corruptible
to ensure that one branch does not gain too much power
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