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United States- Review

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
 If you are indigenous to the U.S.
a)
 You have duel citizenship in the U.S. and Mexico 
b)
You were born and raised in the U.S.
c)
You are not originally from the U.S. but got here as soon as you could 
d)
You have dual citizenship in the U.S. and Canada 
2.
What do we call the the basic rights that belong to all citizens?
a)
Civil Rights 
b)
Civic Responsibilities 
c)
The last 10 amendments in the Constitution 
d)
 The last 10 amendments in the Bill of Rights 
3.
What do we call the idea that Americans had the right and obligation expand westward to the Pacific Ocean?
a)
Manifest Destiny 
b)
Fatalism 
c)
Democracy 
d)
Isolationism 
4.
A formal change to U.S. Constitution is called 
a)
An amendment 
b)
Unwavering 
c)
A deficit 
d)
Constitutional Interpretation 
5.
If you spend $25 to start up a lemonade stand and end up with $75 in your piggy bank at the end of the day, your __________ would be $50. 
a)
Profit 
b)
Deficit 
c)
Loss 
d)
Tariff 
6.
Examples of consumers would be...
a)
You
b)
Your mom
c)
Your Social Studies teacher
d)
All of the above
7.
If you are ever appointed to the Supreme Court, be prepared to serve
a)
For life
b)
6 years 
c)
25 years 
d)
2 years
8.
What kind of economic system do we have in the United States? 
a)
Free market/ command 
b)
Traditional 
c)
Command 
d)
Mixture of command and traditional 
9.
The legislative branch
a)
 makes the laws
b)
interprets the laws
c)
executes the laws
d)
decides if laws are constitutional or not 
10.
The president and his cabinet comprise the
a)
executive branch 
b)
legislative branch
c)
judicial branch 
d)
congress 
11.
Judges and the court system comprise the 
a)
judicial branch 
b)
executive branch 
c)
legislative branch 
d)
congress 
12.
The judicial branch
a)
 interprets the laws   
b)
makes the laws 
c)
executes the lawes
d)
enforces the laws 
13.
The executive branch 
a)
enforces or executes the laws
b)
interprets the laws
c)
makes the laws
d)
is above the law 
14.
The ultimate authority in our government are 
a)
We, the people 
b)
The Supreme Court Justices
c)
The President 
d)
Congress
15.
People who are sent to live in a new place and claim land for their home country.
a)
Colonists 
b)
Suffragists 
c)
Refugees 
d)
Empresarios 
16.
What is the foundation for all U.S. laws and our government? 
a)
The United States Constitution
b)
The Declaration of Independence 
c)
The Magna Carta 
d)
The Emancipation Proclamation 
17.
How many U.S. Senators do we have?
a)
50
b)
100
c)
450
d)
200
18.
How many representatives are there in the U.S. House of Representatives? 
a)
435
b)
450
c)
150
d)
100
19.
The co-equal branches of government provided in ______________ are the executive, judicial and legislative.
a)
checks and balances 
b)
federalism 
c)
separation of powers 
d)
republicanism 
20.
Someone who was born in the U.S., born outside of the U.S. to a parent or parents who are citizens, or a person who has become naturalized.
a)
A citizen 
b)
An immigrant 
c)
Permanent resident 
d)
A legal alien 
21.
Natural, or raw, materials needed to produce a product are part of which level of industry? 
a)
Agricultural 
b)
Manufacturing 
c)
Quaternary 
d)
Tertiary 
22.
Natural, or raw, materials are turned into a final product during this level of industry...
a)
Manufacturing 
b)
Tertiary 
c)
Quaternary 
d)
Agricultural 
23.
Burgers being sold at Smashburger is an example of which level of industry? 
a)
Quaternary 
b)
Manufacturing 
c)
Tertiary 
d)
Agricultural 
24.
Let's say that there are numerous reports of diseased cows, which could affect the number of burgers sold at Smashburger. This type of information (exactly how much sales have decreased) can be found in which level of industry? 
a)
Quaternary 
b)
Tertiary 
c)
Agricultural 
d)
Manufacturing