The president's power to reject a bill

The Supreme Court's power to interpret laws

The Senate's power to approve treaties

Which branch of government does the president lead, and what is one of his key roles?

Executive; commander in chief of the armed forces

Explain the relationship between the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.

The Bill of Rights is the first ten amendments to the Constitution.

The Bill of Rights is a separate document from the Constitution.

The Constitution is an amendment to the Bill of Rights.

The Bill of Rights replaced the Constitution.

Why does each state have two representatives in the Senate, regardless of population?

To ensure equal representation for all states

To give more power to larger states

To limit the power of the president

A bill has passed both houses of Congress. What can the president do if he disagrees with it, and what is this action called?

Send it to the Supreme Court; judicial review

Suppose Congress passes a law that some believe violates the Bill of Rights. What process would likely occur to resolve this issue?

The Supreme Court would review the law's constitutionality.

The president would automatically repeal the law.

Imagine a situation where the president wants to use military force without Congress's approval. Based on the Constitution, what potential conflict could arise?

The legislative branch might challenge the president's authority as commander in chief.

The president would be acting within his full rights.

The Supreme Court would automatically approve the action.

The Senate would have to appoint a new president.

Analyze why the framers of the Constitution might have separated the powers of government into three branches.

To prevent any one branch from becoming too powerful

To make government more complicated

Evaluate the importance of the Bill of Rights in protecting individual freedoms in the United States.

It limits the power of the government and guarantees basic rights to citizens.

It only applies to government officials.

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What is the highest federal court in the United States?

District Court

Supreme Court

Court of Appeals

State Court

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Who is the head of the Executive Branch of the United States government?

Chief Justice

Speaker of the House

President

Secretary of State

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What are the first ten amendments to the United States Constitution called?

Articles of Confederation

Bill of Rights

Federalist Papers

Magna Carta

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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In what year was the United States Constitution written?

1492

1776

1787

1865

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Who is the author of the Declaration of Independence?

George Washington

Thomas Jefferson

Benjamin Franklin

John Adams

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Which branch of government is responsible for making laws?

Executive

Judicial

Legislative

Military

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What is the main function of the judicial branch?

Enforce laws

Make treaties

Interpret laws and determine constitutionality

Collect taxes

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Exam Sem.2 part 2

What is the highest federal court in the United States?

Who is the head of the Executive Branch of the United States government?

What are the first ten amendments to the United States Constitution called?

In what year was the United States Constitution written?

Who is the author of the Declaration of Independence?

Which branch of government is responsible for making laws?

What is the main function of the judicial branch?

What is a veto?

How many representatives does each state have in the Senate?

What is a justice in the context of the United States government?

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