Civic Literacy Review

The Constitution separated power into how many Branches?

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4

Article I of the Constitution tells about this Branch of Government.

• Judicial Branch
• Executive Branch
• Legislative Branch
• Republican Branch

Article II of the Constitution tells about this Branch of Government.

• Legislative Branch
• Executive Branch
• Republican Branch
• Judicial Branch

Article III of the Constitution tells about this Branch of Government.

• Judicial Branch
• Legislative Branch
• Executive Branch
• Totalitarian Branch

What do we call the process through which people born in a different country may become a US citizen?

• immigration
• naturalization
• adoption
• resolution

The branch of US history that deals with the study of citizenship and government is also known as:

• economics
• civics
• political science
• anthropology

A civic _________ is something you are required by law to do.

• right
• privilege
• duty
• responsibility

A civic __________ is something you should do, but are not forced to do by law.

• duty
• privilege
• right
• responsibility

All of the following are examples of civic responsibilities EXCEPT:

• obeying laws
• voting
• keeping informed about current events
• volunteering in your community

Which of the following was NOT a power of Congress under the Articles of Confederation?

• Create a plan for the Northwest Territory
• Negotiate treaties
• Levy taxes
• Declare war and peace