Which of the following are responsibilities of the Executive Branch according to the US Constitution?

Commander in Chief of the Military

Which of the following are examples of checks that the Legislative Branch has over the Executive Branch?

Can impeach and remove president

Can declare executive actions unconstitutional

Why did the U.S. Constitution establish three separate branches of government with a system of checks and balances?

To ensure no single branch would become too powerful.

To allow one branch to become more powerful than the others.

To simplify the process of making laws.

To reduce the number of government employees.

What is the composition of the U.S. Congress?

100 Senators and 435 Representatives

50 Senators and 100 Representatives

435 Senators and 100 Representatives

50 Senators and 50 Representatives

Which of the following were concerns of the Anti-Federalists during the ratification debate?

A strong central government would not protect their rights

They wanted a document that clearly stated their rights

They were mostly working class laborers and small farmers

They favored a strong central government to protect their interests

What was one argument made by backcountry Anti-Federalists in South Carolina against ratification of the Constitution?

They feared the Constitution would end new state laws that helped people in debt

They wanted the slave trade to continue forever

They supported a strong central government

They believed the Constitution had a Bill of Rights

What was one of the main reasons Anti-Federalists were concerned about the original Constitution?

It did not guarantee basic rights or protect individual liberties enough.

It gave too much power to the states.

It banned the creation of new states.

Which of the following are rights protected by the Bill of Rights?

No soldiers living in your house without consent

Which of the following rights is protected by the First Amendment?

Protection against cruel and unusual punishment

What does the Third Amendment prevent the government from doing?

Forcing citizens to house soldiers in their homes

Searching a person's home without a warrant

Prohibiting freedom of religion

What is required for police to search a person's home or take their personal property?

Permission from a local official

A signed petition from neighbors

What right does the Fifth Amendment protect regarding self-incrimination?

The right to remain silent if testifying might incriminate oneself

The right to a lawyer during questioning

The right to confront witnesses

Which of the following is a principle upheld by the US Constitution according to the lesson?

People are born with basic rights

The government has unlimited power

Only certain people have rights

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What are some of the key principles outlined in the US Constitution that reflect democratic ideals?

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Why is the US Constitution considered a significant document in the history of the United States?

Because it established the basic rights of people and the framework for government

Because it was the first written law in the world

Because it ended all wars in America

Because it was written by only one person

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What is the main purpose of federalism in the US Constitution?

To divide power between the federal and state governments

To give all power to the federal government

To give all power to the state governments

To create a monarchy

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Unit 5 Part 4

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What are some of the key principles outlined in the US Constitution that reflect democratic ideals?

Why is the US Constitution considered a significant document in the history of the United States?

What is the main purpose of federalism in the US Constitution?

Which branch of government is responsible for making laws in the United States?

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