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WorksheetsOBARCLAY U. S. Government 3rd Nine weeks exam
Total questions: 59
Worksheet time: 30mins
_____________ nations are in the early stages of industry and technology.
Undeveloped
Developing
Developed
Conglomerate
Welfare State
Any system of government in which a small group holds power is a(n)
republic
democracy
monarchy
oligarchy
dictatorship
The organization of government administrators that carries our legislation is known as the
Legislative branch
executive branch
Congress
cabinet
bureaucracy
Judicial _________ refers to the outcomes of court actions such as judgements to pay a debt.
decisions
proceeding
law
act
statute
___________ was the president who called for a "New Federalism".
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
William Jefferson Clinton
Richard Millhouse Nixon
George W. Bush
The _________ ____________ gives the federal government the right to tax your income.
14th Amendment
16th Amendment
17th Amendment
18th Amendment
19th Amendment
The United States Conference of _________ keeps local politicians in touch with national lawmakers.
bureaucrats
mayors
governors
magistrates
constibles
The _________ __________ require periodic checks of government agencies to see if they are still needed.
sunset laws
sunshine laws
open door policy
sundown laws
rainbow rules
The _________ laws affect criminals who flee a state to avoid punishment.
extortion
extradition
kidnap
prisoner
bail jumper
Article IV of the Constitution obligates states to give ______ and ______ to one another's citizens.
rights and privileges
rights and immunities
rights and special treatment
warnings and warrants
privileges and immunities
An agreement between two or more states is called a(n)
treaty
executive order
interstate compact
intrastate compact
mutual agreement
Chief Justice Roger B. Taney and others who favor local action believe in the _____________________ position.
federalist
states rights
socialist
Libertarian
passive
Franklin Delano Roosevelt and others who favor federal action believe in the ___________ position.
nationalist
federalist
anti-federalist
states-rights
unionist
Richard Millhouse Nixon began the program known as
New freedom
New federalism
New foundations
New Day
New Deal
The Constitutional power to regulate commerce gave Congress the authority to pass the _____________________
Congressional Powers Act of 1964
Civil Powers Act of 1964
Civil Rights Act of 1964
Freedom Legislation Act of 1964
Rosa Parks Public Transportation Act of 1964
________________ require government meetings to be open to the public.
Open Door Policies
Freedom of Information Laws
Sunset Laws
Sunshine Laws
Open Air Laws
David _________ helped feed many hungry people.
Letterman
Levi
Levitt
Falwell
Levine
The road to national office begins at the ________ and ______ levels
Local and State
State and National
Municipal and Community
National and Global
Township and Commonwealth
The head of the state executive branch is the ___________.
Sheriff
Chief Justice
President
Governor
Speaker of the House
Civil laws passed by state legislatures are called ___________
public laws
public acts
civil acts
civil rights
public ordinances
The study of ____________________ is concerned with a government's power and the rights of citizens.
Torts and Grievances
Constitutional Law
Statutory Law
Civil Law
Civil Mandates
A plan that provides the rules and foundation for government.
National Compact
Constitution
Articles of Agreement
Charter
Interstate Compact
Supreme Court decisions can only be overturned by the court itself or by Constitutional ____________.
application
petition
agreement
amendment
mandate
The founders created a ________ that could be adapted for the future through an amendment process.
civil code
constabulary
Constitution
Article
Fundamental Order
An amendment can be proposed by a Two-thirds vote of each house or by a national ___________.
Town Hall Meeting
Convention
Revival
Symposium
Sequestry
Ratification, once proposed, of an amendment must come within a ______ year time limits
One
Five
Seven
Ten
Fifteen
________ is the economic system in which freedom of choice is emphasized.
Capatilism
Socialism
Communism
Barter
Open exchange
_________ was the man who provided a philosophy for capitalism.
Adam West
Adam Jones
Adam Cartwright
Adam Sandler
Adam Smith
______________ wrote the "Textbook of the American Revolution."
John Locke
James Madison
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Hobbes
Baron de Montesquieu
The ____________ was signed in 1620 by the Pilgrim, this was the first colonial plan for self-rule.
Magna Carta
Mayflower Compact
English Bill of Rights
Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
Petition of Rights
The _______ House of Burgesses was the first legislature in what was to become the United States.
Massachusett's
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Delaware
Due to the Intolerable Acts the colonists were prompted to take action against England in the form of an __________.
Embargo
Boston Tea Party
Military action
Civil protest
Blockade
Many American's desired a stronger national government after ___________ occurred causing them to fear civil unrest.
Battle of Fort Necessity
Union uprising
Shay's Rebellion
Firing on Fort Sumter
Jones Rebellion
Trade among the states was known as _________ commerce while trade within a state was known as ________ commerce.
interstate, intrastate
intrastate, interstate
open, closed
out-of-state, In state
Special, Regular
The _________ was an important document because it was the first to establish the idea of limited government.
English Bill of Rights
Magna Carta
95 theses
Declaration of Independence
Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
America's first formal Constitution was the
Magna Carta
Mayflower Compact
Declaration of Independence
Articles of Confederation
Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
The _________ began as a struggle over lands in Western Pennsylvania and Ohio.
French and Indian War
Battle of Lexington
American Revolution
Shay's Rebellion
American Civil War
___________ was the man who wrote the Declaration of Independence.
James Madison
John Locke
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
Benjamin Franklin
According to the Articles of Confederation, making laws was the main purpose of __________.
the Executive Committee.
Constitution Congress
Congress
President
Supreme Court
__________ was known as the Father of the Constitution.
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
George Washington
John Adams
Benjamin Franklin
Federalists were concerned that without a strong national government to bring people under control _______ would triumph.
riots
anarchy
freedom
liberty
socialism
__________ was the ancient Greek scholar who was considered to be one of the first serious students of government.
Socrates
Homer
Arius
Plato
Aristotle
Democracy can NOT be found in all of the __________ in today's world. (Best answer based on study guide)
capitals
states
markets
people
cities
A loose union of independent states is called a ______________.
confederacy
nation
state
republic
society
A system of government in which rule is by the people?
socialism
communism
democracy
oligarchy
monarchy
The form of democracy found in America today is?d
Representative Democracy
Pure Democracy
Flowing Democracy
Functional Democracy
Simple Democracy
Communist countries usually have a _________ economy.
capitalist
free market
reciprocal
command
barter
____________ writings influenced the American Revolutionaries.
Aristotle's
Martin Luther's
John Calvin's
John Locke's
Adam Smith's
A _________ system divides the power between the state and national governments.
Republic
Democratic
Federal
Communist
Socialist
The Constitution grants delegated powers to the
people
state government
national government
municipal government
County government
The national governments control of immigration is an example of ________ powers.
inherent
referred
enumerated
delegated
institutional
Anti-federalists firmly believed that a ________ was needed to protect our individual freedoms.
President
Judicial branch
legislative branch
bill of rights
federal district court
The Constitution is based on the concept of _______ sovereignty.
monarch
free
popular
individual
unitary
The ______ is the section of the Constitution that states why it was written.
First Article
Second Article
Preamble
Third Article
Conclusion
______________ created the voice of the people in the House of Representatives
First Article
Second Article
Third Article
Fourth Article
Preamble
The issuing of warrants is not an example of a congressional enumerated power it falls under the courts in the _________ branch.
legislative
executive
reciprocal
judicial
democractic
False speech intended to hurt another is ________.
liable
hurtful speech
protected speech
slander
felonious speech
A ________-_________ vote in each house is required to overturn a presidential veto.
one third
two thirds
one half
three fourths
unanimous
To protect liberty and specify its powers, the Framers gave _____ expressed powers.
the President
the courts
the people
the government
the congress
