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Worksheetsmidterm review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 1hrs 2mins
the 3 branches of government are...
executive
legislative
presidential
judicial
Under an Authoritarian the goverment has
a king or queen has power
total power
equal power
no power
what was the articles of confederation and what happened to it
it was a way for citizens to gain their freedom and it failed
it was Americas original constitution and was ratified in 1781
it was a two party system in american
it was a book on laws that was burned by the president at the time
how did checks and balances work?
this worked withe the bill of rights being added to the constitution
this worked with the three branches of government making sure the other branches were doing their jobs
this worked with the democrats and republican party being invented
this worked with the only one branch doing all the work
what is compulsory voting?
not to vote
choice of voting
restricted voting
mandatory voting
the first political parties were
federalist
democratic republican
republican
democratic
how does impeachment work
the election of a new president
with the removal of an unfit president
the addition of a new political party
this works with political speech
which branch of government is the most important
executive
presidential
legislative
judicial
what is a limited government ?
this is where government power restricted by law
this is authoritarianism
this is government power enforced in great amounts
this is how citizenship is gained
who were literacy test targeted for?
men
African Americans
women
children
what are ways a bill not approved ?
the person takes it back
president vetoes it
the house majority votes nay
the president approves it
what is popular sovereignty?
no authority at all
the authority held through the people
authority held through the house
authority held through the president
which has the power to impeach the president?
committees
house of representatives
citizens
senate
some ways of voting are ?
through the mail
online
voting early
going to voting polls
what type of voting do we have today?
compulsory (mandatory)
Compulsory sometimes
optional
optional sometimes
Which amendment do we use everytime we speak?
4th amendment
1st amendment
6th amendment
10th amendment
which amendment covers the situation above ?
1st amendment
5th amendment
3rd amendment
6th amendment
what does the picture above show?
california
gerrymandering
redistricting
the united states
what type of party does the U.S. use today?
one-party system
two-party system
multi-party system
no party system
how can the president get overridden?
by the president changing their mind about the veto
2/3 vote through congress
by the house of reps. demanding it
with them not looking at the bill
