Review of 6 principles of American Government

Presidential Veto, impeachment, and senate approval of a presidential appointment are all examples of:

• Presidential Powers

• Legislative Powers

• Judicial review

• Checks and Balances

If the President or Supreme Court Tried to force congress to pass a law this would violate:

• Judicial Review

• Popular Sovereignty

• Separation of Powers

• None of these

Which of the following is not one of the 6 principles of American Government?

• Limited Government

• Judicial Review

• Executive Privilege

• Popular Sovereignty

A referendum allows voters to vote directly in support or against a particular law. This is an example of:

• Limited Government

• Judicial Review

• Popular Sovereignty

• None of these

In some states it is illegal to sell raw, unpasteurized milk. In other states there is no law against this. This is an example of:

• Separation of Powers

• Judicial Review

• Gerrymandering

• Federalism

The idea that people are allowed to do anything not forbidden by law, is best summarized as:

• Federalism

• Popular Sovereignty

• Limited Government

• Executive Privelege

When the Supreme Court ruled that segregation was illegal in 1954 this was an example of:

• Judicial Review

• Popular Sovereignty

• Executive Privilege

• federalism

Congress' job is to make laws, while the president's job is to enforce them. This emphasizes:

• Popular Soveriegnty

• Judicial Review

• Separation of Powers

• Federalism

This is when the supreme court makes a decision by sticking to a previous case (precedent)

• Stare Decisis

• Plaintiff

• Federalism

• None of these