EOC Review: Part 1 (A)

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1.

• A direct democracy
• B judicial review
• C rule of law
• D federalism

2.

• A Responsibility of Government to Enforce Laws
• B Role of Voting in Controlling Government
• C Role of Taxation in Providing Services
• D Importance of Education in Society

3. How does a federal system of government differ from a unitary system?

• A The central government passes laws in a federal system.
• B States hold some government powers in a federal system.
• C The central government collects taxes in a federal system.
• D Voters elect some government leaders in a federal system.

4.Why are people required to pass a U.S. citizenship test as part of the naturalization process?

• A to create a safer society
• B to create a healthier society
• C to encourage a more informed citizenry
• D to encourage a more privileged citizenry

5.

• A autocratic
• B communist
• C oligarchy
• D republic

6.

• A by protecting individuals from strong leaders
• B by sheltering government from social influences
• C by joining the powers of individuals and government
• D by balancing the powers of individuals and government

7. Which document was an agreement by early American settlers that provided for self-government?

• A The U.S. Constitution
• B The Mayflower Compact
• C The Articles of Confederation
• D The Declaration of Independence

8.

• A Students call on athletes to boycott practices.
• B Students collect signatures on a petition.
• C Students organize a boycott of classes.
• D Students disrupt a public meeting.

9.

• A The Constitution establishes a two-house legislature.
• B The Constitution grants executive power over foreign policy.
• C The Constitution makes the legislature the strongest branch of government
• D The Constitution distributes power among the three branches of government