Unit 7 Test Review

Which part of the Pledge of Allegiance is MOST aligned to a citizen's right to vote for their representatives?

• "... and to the republic for which it stands"

• "...I pledge allegiance to the Flag"

• "...one nation under G-d"

• "... with Liberty and Justice for all"

Which part of the Pledge of Allegiance most aligns to the idea of due process?

• "... Pledge allegiance to the Flag"

• "...From which it stands, one Nation under G-d"

• "... With Liberty and Justice for all."

• "... And to the republic, for which it stands"

Which of the following are voluntary participation in civic life?

• Performing Public Services

• Paying Taxes

• Voting

• Being informed about current issues

Which of the following are involuntary participation in civic life?

• Voting

• Paying Taxes

• Serving on a jury

• Males Registering for Military Draft

A procedure that allows citizens to remove and replace a public official before the end of their term in office

• Referendum

• Recall

• Initiative Process

• Appellate

A vote by the public to approve or reject a proposed law or measure

• Recall

• Appellate

• Initiative

• Referendum

Citizens propose new laws or constitutional amendments

• Appellate

• Referendum

• Initiative Process

• Recall

“In 1912, Frances Munds and other women’s rights activists collected over 4,000 signatures in Arizona in support of putting the issue of women’s suffrage on the ballot for a statewide vote. When the proposal passed, women in Arizona gained the right to vote.”

• initiative process

• recall

• appellate

• referendum

How do structures like initiatives, referendums, and recalls limit the power of state and local governments?

• hey prevent citizens from voting on laws or removing officials from office

• They allow the government to ignore public opinion

• They enable citizens to have more say in their government and act as a check for state and local governments

• They eliminate the need for elected representatives entirely

Responsibilities of local governments (select two)

• Maintaining the army

• Manage local services such as public safety, transportation, and health

• Maintaining a police force and fire department

• Declaring War