US History EOC Florida

What does the Constitution allow Congress to do in terms of the military?

• Quarter soldiers

• Declare War and support the military

• Act as Commander in Chief

• Sign treaties

A bill passed ending net neutrality. It was vetoed. The veto was overridden, and the bill became a law. Later, the court decided that the law was unconstitutional. 
What is the order in which the branches used their powers?

• legislative, executive, judicial, legislative

• legislative, executive, legislative, judicial

• executive, legislative, executive, judicial

The qualifications to become President are

• citizen for 10 years, Protestant, at least 35 years old

• native born citizen, 35 years old, US resident for 14 years

The president has the power to excuse a criminal from a crime. This is called a(an):

• pardon

• reprieve

• forgiveness

• pocket veto

Which best describes one of the biggest impacts of Reconstruction on African Americans in Florida?

• Many job opportunities were suddenly available to African Americans.

• Landowners were forced to sell half of their land to African Americans.

• All schools immediately integrated white and African American students.

• African Americans were able to vote and participate in the political process.

When did Florida become a state?

• December 29, 1845

• January 10, 1861

• March 3, 1845

• April 2, 1513

Article III of the Constitution established the U.S. Supreme Court. Why does this article refer to this court as "supreme"?

• It hears more cases than any other court

• It has authority over all other courts of the US

• It's officers are appointed by the President of the US

• It has authority over both the executive and legislative branches

Which court completes the diagram?

• U.S. Supreme Court

• Florida District Court

• Court of Veteran Appeals

• Florida Supreme Court

the power of the U.S. courts to examine the laws or actions of the legislative and executive branches of the government and to determine whether such actions are consistent with the U.S. Constitution

• judicial review

• jurisdiction

• statute

• summary judgement

How does Congress stretch its powers to do "all means which are proper that are not prohibited"?

• foreign policy

• veto or sign laws

• the elastic clause

• executive orders