WorksheetsQuizizz_Course E5
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
U.S. citizens traveling from one state to another:
a)
are entitled to the same privileges as citizens in the state they are visiting
b)
must carry identification which includes a social security number
c)
must request new identification cards if visiting longer than 10 days
2.
New states can be admitted to the U.S. by:
a)
Congress
b)
3/4 of the state legislatures
c)
a majority of the people
3.
A new state can be formed with the consent of Congress and state legislatures:
a)
by joining with parts of other states
b)
by dividing a state into new state(s)
c)
both
4.
Who has the power to dispose of and regulate territory and other U.S. property?
a)
U.S. President
b)
U.S. Congress
c)
U.S. Supreme Court
5.
A religious test for federal and state officials:
a)
must be required if previously convicted of a crime
b)
must be required if foreign born
c)
will never be required
6.
The 23rd Amendment allows the residents in the District of Columbia to:
a)
carry concealed weapons
b)
vote for the President and the Vice President
c)
peaceably assemble on the Washington Mall
7.
The 24th Amendment states that:
a)
only non-citizens need to pay a tax to vote
b)
only citizens making $250K per year need to pay a tax to vote
c)
citizens need not pay a tax to vote
8.
The Framers of the Constitution wrote the word "justice" in the preamble to mean that laws are to:
a)
protect and be followed by all
b)
adjust opportunities and resources for the less fortunate
c)
hold government officials to a higher standard than the common citizen
9.
How many states of the original 13 were needed to approve the Constitution?
a)
7
b)
9
c)
All 13
10.
The 9th Amendment reinforces the principle that:
a)
Congress may grant additional rights to citizens at any time
b)
although certain rights of the people are listed in the Constitution, the people have many other rights that cannot be denied
c)
citizens only have the rights specifically stated by the Constitution
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