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Govt Unit 3 Exam Review

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A written ______________________ defines purpose, powers, rights and responsibilities of citizens, and describes the operational systems of government.

a)

Charter

b)

Declaration

c)

Bill of Rights

d)

Constitution

2.

The Role of the executive branch...

a)

Writes the laws

b)

Executes the laws

c)

Interprets the laws

d)

Highers state officers

3.

Role of the legislative branch...

a)

Makes the laws

b)

Executes the laws

c)

Interprets the laws

d)

Arrests people

4.

1.)Creating and enforcing laws in order to protect the rights of U.S. citizens

2.)Providing for the national defense 3.)Protecting the nation’s interests through foreign policy


The above are the major responsibilities of the ________________ government

a)

State

b)

Local

c)

Regional

d)

Federal

5.

The United States government is based on a Republic, in a Republic there are three different government systems. Those systems are ___________________, ____________________, _____________.

a)

National, State, Local

b)

Local, Legislative, Executive

c)

State, Local, Legislative

d)

National, Executive, Legislative

6.

Which government system did the Founding Fathers adopt for the United States?

a)

Unitary system

b)

Federal system

c)

National system

d)

Democratic system

7.

The power to coin money, to raise an army and navy, to provide for patent and copyright protections, to establish a post office, and to make treaties and war with other nations are all powers belonging to the _________________ government

a)

Executive

b)

State

c)

Local

d)

National

8.

Both the federal government and state governments have taxation power, the ability to construct and maintain roads, and other spending powers for the general welfare. This type of power is called ___________________ Power

a)

State

b)

Federal

c)

Shared

d)

Local

9.

Federalist vs. Anti-Federalist had very different ideas about how to set up a national government. The Federalist wanted a strong _______________ government and the Anti-Federalist wanted strong ______________ government.

a)

State - Local

b)

National - Local

c)

National - State

d)

City - State

10.

The Articles of Confederation main weakness was that it did not define the role of the _______________________ government.

a)

State

b)

National

c)

Local

d)

Shared

11.

The U.S. Constitution limits the power of government by:

a)

Establishing procedures for the election of representatives

b)

Limiting the term of the executive

c)

Requiring due process

d)

All of the above

12.

Which of the following is a description of the government system of the United States?

a)

the Federal system divides the power of government between National and state governments.

b)

Governed by a hereditary ruler

c)

An individual or group has unlimited authority, and individual rights are subordinate to that power. No restraint on power exists.

d)

Government in which a state is governed by immediate divine guidance or by officials who are regarded as divinely guided

13.

The Presidential system of government adopted by the United States has both advantages and disadvantages. Two Advantages are: separation of powers and more accountability to voters. Two disadvantages are: ____________ ___________

a)

Not directly elected by voters and less protection against tyranny

b)

No separation of powers and few responsibilities

c)

Divided government and power struggles between parties

d)

No term limits and no direct election

14.

Functions of ______________ governments Provide services and security Maintain records (marriage, divorce, birth, death, deeds, vehicle registration) Conduct elections and register voters according to state requirements

a)

Local

b)

State

c)

National

d)

Regional

15.

The federal government maintains several military branches with the President as a civilian commander-in-chief and with _____________ having the power to declare war

a)

Presiden t

b)

Judicial

c)

Congress

d)

Chief Secretary