Which amendment in the Bill of Rights is highlighted in the following passage?

That military powers of the Commander in Chief were

not to supersede representative government of

internal affairs seems obvious from the Constitution

and from elementary American history. Time out of

mind, and even now, in many parts of the world, a

military commander can seize private housing to

shelter his troops. Not so, however, in the United

States, for the Third Amendment says.

—Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v. Sawyer (1952)

• Second Amendment: Right to own and bear arms

• Sixth Amendment: Right to trial by jury of peers

• Fourth Amendment: Freedom from unreasonable searches

• Third Amendment: Freedom from forced quartering of soldiers

Which amendment in the United States Constitution protects citizens from unwarranted government intrusion into their personal spaces?

• First Amendment

• Second Amendment

• Fourth Amendment

• Fifth Amendment

Which rights are considered unalienable according to the Declaration of Independence?

• Justice, freedom, equality

• Liberty, equality, fraternity

• Life, liberty, pursuit of happiness

• Freedoms of speech, the press, assembly, and petition

What is a key principle of governance essential for safeguarding individual freedoms?

• Implementing majority decision-making

• Upholding the rule of law

• Ensuring national security

• Adhering to legislative procedures

Which of the following best completes the table above?

• Kings

• Committee at national level

• Representatives

• Political parties

How do federal and state governments ensure a balance of power?

• By establishing judicial review

• By drafting written constitutions

• By forming political parties

• By implementing tax policies

Which power is granted to the federal government, but not to state governments?

• Collecting corporate taxes

• Issuing professional licenses

Which of the following belongs in Section III?

• Collect taxes

• Raise an army

• Provide school textbooks

• Ensure home fire protection

Why did the Founding Fathers implement a federal system of government?

• to ensure a separation of powers within the government

• to replicate the British monarchy system

• to try out an untested form of governance

• to centralize authority in the national government

What does the phrase 'a wall of separation between Church & State' imply about the relationship between government and religion?

• They should collaborate on all matters.

• They must operate independently.

• Religion should have authority over government decisions.

• Government should regulate religious beliefs.