Civics Unit 2

What does Article I (1) establish?

• Legislative Branch

• Judicial Branch

• Executive Branch

• Supremacy of the Constitution

The legislative branch of government is made up of

• The House of Representatives and the Senate
• The Supreme Court and the President
• The Cabinet and the Judiciary
• The Senate and the Executive Branch

What is an excise tax

• A tax on income earned by individuals.
• An excise tax is a tax on specific goods or services.
• A tax imposed on all businesses regardless of their products.
• A tax that applies only to imported goods.

What is counterfeiting

• Counterfeiting is the process of creating original artwork.
• Counterfeiting refers to the legal production of goods.
• Counterfeiting is a method of authenticating real items.
• Counterfeiting is the production of fake items, typically currency or goods, with the intent to deceive.

What does it mean to "coin" money

• To collect rare coins.
• To create or mint currency.
• To invest in foreign currency.
• To exchange currency for goods.

Who has the power to declare war

• Congress
• The Supreme Court
• The United Nations
• The President

What is the captures clause

• The captures clause Allows congress during war to make rules about how to use the land or water that was taken.

• The captures clause is a method for error handling in functions.
• The captures clause restricts access to local variables only.
• The captures clause is used for defining global variables.

What is the militia

• A militia is a type of government agency responsible for law enforcement.
• A militia is a professional army under government control.
• A militia is a group of civilians who engage in sports activities.
• A militia is a civilian military force organized for defense or emergency service.

how is the militia different from the military

• The militia is a permanent force of trained soldiers.
• The military consists of civilians who volunteer part-time.
• The militia is funded by the government and operates year-round.
• The militia is made up of civilians and is often temporary, while the military is a professional, full-time force.

The US NAtional Guard is an example of

• a civilian volunteer group
• a federal law enforcement agency
• a private security organization
• a reserve military force, a militia