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00.90-2 REVIEW: AG Final Exam Review (Quizizz)

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 45mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The Supreme Court has ____ judges who serve a ________ term.

a)

7, 4-year

b)

11, 2-year

c)

9, 4-year

d)

9, life

2.

This court case was the first to declare a law unconstitutional.

a)

Marbury v Madison

b)

Gideon v Wainwright

c)

Roe v Wade

d)

Miranda v Arizona

3.

The head of the executive branch at the state level is called the:

a)

President

b)

Pro Tempore

c)

Governor

d)

Lord

4.

A felony is different than a misdemeanor because;

a)

a felony has witnesses

b)

a misdemeanor has a mandatory prison sentence

c)

a felony is more severe than a misdemeanor

d)

a misdemeanor is committed by a female

5.

What is a "justice of the peace"?

a)

Lowest level of state judge

b)

Commandant of the State Police

c)

County Sheriff

d)

Pro wrestler

6.

Louisiana and Alaska do not have counties; They have...

a)

municipalities

b)

townships

c)

parishes and boroughs

d)

corporations

7.

Libel is __________; Slander is __________

a)

illegal; legal

b)

written or printed; spoken

c)

state law; local law

d)

a crime; not

8.

A majority of the Declaration of Independence was written by:

a)

Thomas Jefferson

b)

Donald Trump

c)

Benjamin Franklin

d)

George Washington

9.

The Declaration of Independence can be easily described as:

a)

a request for peace

b)

a description of the King's rule

c)

a list of accomplishments

d)

a break-up letter to England

10.

This branch of government makes or creates the laws:

a)

Executive

b)

Judicial

c)

Parliamentary

d)

Legislative

11.

The four characteristics of the state are:

a)

has counties; has a governor; has a constitution; has a military

b)

territory; sovereignty; population; government

c)

land; leadership; liberty; life

d)

life; liberty; the pursuit of happiness

12.

"Limited Government" is:

a)

a system to prevent one branch from being too powerful

b)

rule of law

c)

divided power between areas

d)

division of three equal branches

13.

The best definition of "popular sovereignty" is:

a)

People are the source of all government

b)

The power of the court to decide if an act is constitutional

c)

Rule of law

d)

Division of three equal branches

14.

Judicial review is best defined as;

a)

a system to prevent one branch from being too powerful

b)

Rule of law

c)

people are the source of all government

d)

The power of the court to decide if an act is constitutional

15.

When a power is divided areas, it is an example of:

a)

Checks and Balances

b)

Popular Sovereignty

c)

Federalism

d)

Limited Government

16.

The separation of government powers into three equal branches:

a)

Limited Government

b)

Federalism

c)

Separation of Powers

d)

Popular Sovereignty

17.

A system that prevents one branch of government from becoming too powerful is:

a)

Limited Government

b)

Popular Sovereignty

c)

Federalism

d)

Checks and Balances

18.

This plan was a settlement between the bigger states and smaller states on the creation of the Constitution.

a)

New Jersey Plan

b)

3/5 Compromise

c)

Virginia Plan

d)

Connecticut Compromise

19.

All political powers in a state are concentrated at the central level, which gives out whatever power to the local level under which form of government?

a)

Confederate

b)

Federal

c)

Unitary

d)

Executive

20.

A federal government is one in which:

a)

power is divided between a central government and local governments.

b)

all power is concentrated in the central government.

c)

the people as a whole are the sole source of political power.

d)

the strongest person or group controls others by force.

21.

Where does sovereignty rest in an autocracy?

a)

With the people

b)

with a small group or a single person

c)

With the legislature

d)

With the church

22.

How many articles are in the Constitution?

a)

4

b)

10

c)

7

d)

5

23.

The legislative branch can check the judicial branch by its power to:

a)

name federal judges.

b)

remove judges through impeachment.

c)

declare executive action unconstitutional.

d)

override a presidential veto.

24.

The basic constitutional rights of the people were FIRST set out in the:

a)

13th, 14th, and 15th amendments.

b)

Bill of Rights.

c)

Articles of Confederation.

d)

Declaration of Independence.

25.

This is the only amendment to be overturned.

a)

The 18th Amendment

b)

The 11th Amendment

c)

The 21st Amendment

d)

The 25th Amendment

26.

The era of the 16th, 17th, 18th and 19th Amendments is referred to as:

a)

The Era of Good Feelings

b)

The Reconstruction Era

c)

The Progressive Era

d)

The Cold War Era

27.

What did the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments deal with?

a)

Alcohol prohibition

b)

Womens' rights

c)

Voting age

d)

Post-Civil War

28.

How many states were needed to pass the Constitution?

a)

7

b)

9

c)

11

d)

13

29.

What is "suffrage"?

a)

Right to vote

b)

Slavery

c)

Prohibition

d)

Taxation

30.

The Senate is a "continuous body", meaning that:

a)

Senators must continually reside in Washington, D.C..

b)

all of its seats are always up for election every six years.

c)

All of its seats are never up for election at one time.

d)

it never adjourns.

31.

"Gerrymandering" refers to:

a)

Senior citizens issues.

b)

Delaying a vote.

c)

Manipulating the boundary toward one party line.

d)

Using Senate aides.

32.

The commerce power gives Congress the right to:

a)

establish proceedings for bankruptcies.

b)

practice deficit financing.

c)

create a national currency.

d)

regulate interstate and foreign trade.

33.

What is a "tax"?

a)

Money deducted from income to pay for healthcare.

b)

A charge against a citizen''s income or property or activity for the support of government

c)

The difference between a how much is owed on a property and its worth.

d)

The leftover money when all debts are paid.

34.

This is where most tax money is spent.

a)

Presidential care.

b)

Military.

c)

Border security.

d)

National parks.

35.

The process by which a citizen of one country becomes a citizen of another is known as:

a)

eminent domain.

b)

acquisition.

c)

naturalization.

d)

litigation.

36.

What happens to most bills in Congress?

a)

They are vetoed.

b)

They are passed.

c)

They are rewritten.

d)

They die.

37.

How is the membership of the Senate decided?

a)

State population

b)

Governor appointment.

c)

Equal membership from each state.

d)

Presidential appointment.

38.

The Articles of Confederation gave the states:

a)

the same power as the national government.

b)

more power than the national government.

c)

less power than the national government.

d)

no power.

39.

Membership in the House of Representatives is decided by:

a)

state population.

b)

equal membership from each state.

c)

Governor appointment.

d)

Presidential appointment.

40.

The 26th amendment was installed after the Vietnam War and dealt with:

a)

Voting age.

b)

Suffrage.

c)

Prohibition.

d)

Slavery.

41.

This court case dealt with a woman's right to abortion.

a)

Marbury v. Madison

b)

Gideon v. Wainwright

c)

Roe v. Wade

d)

Miranda v. Arizona

42.

This branch of government was too powerful under the original Ohio constitution.

a)

Executive

b)

Judicial

c)

Legislative

d)

Gubanatorial

43.

Citizenship, residency, and age are the three qualifications for:

a)

military service.

b)

majority leader.

c)

minority whip.

d)

voting.

44.

The best definition for impeachment is:

a)

accusation of wrongdoing in office.

b)

charge against a public official for a crime

c)

not doing your duties in office.

d)

forfeiting a presidential race.

45.

What was the 3/5 Compromise?

a)

The manner in which slave population was considered for taxation purposes: (5) Slaves counted as (3) free-men.

b)

States were forgiven 3/5 of their post-war debts if they ratified the new Constitution.

c)

The updated voting procedure using the electoral college.

d)

The treaty that ended the Great Lakes Battle.