American Political Values Quiz

What is the right to acquire, hold, and use property by a private entity called?

• Right to Vote

• Right to Private Property

• Right to Privacy

• Right to Protest

Which system of government involves supreme power belonging to the people and exercised through free elections?

• Federalism

• Democracy

• Limited Government

• Rule of Law

What is the right to publish newspapers and other media without governmental restriction known as?

• Right to Protest

• Right to Privacy

• Freedom of the Press

• Equal Justice

What does the right to vote specifically refer to?

• Participating in a protest

• Acquiring private property

• Voting in a political election

• Publishing media freely

What principle ensures that no state can deny equal and impartial justice under the law?

• Right to Privacy

• Equal Justice

• Civilian Control of the Military

• Separation of Powers

What is the right to come together and express ideas collectively known as?

• Right to Protest

• Right to Vote

• Right to Privacy

• Freedom of the Press

What concept refers to the protection of personal information from public scrutiny?

• Right to Privacy

• Right to Protest

• Equal Justice

• Rule of Law

What idea places military decision-making in the hands of civilian political leadership?

• Federalism

• Civilian Control of the Military

• Limited Government

• Democracy

What is the concept of limiting government power and reserving powers to the people called?

• Federalism

• Limited Government

• Rule of Law

• Separation of Powers

Which concept involves the distribution of governmental authority into distinct branches?

• Checks and Balances

• Democracy

• Separation of Powers

• Judicial Review