WorksheetsPolitics lockdown wk 1
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 14mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
The Conservative Party refusal to discuss Scottish Independence when they had their Parliamentary majorities of the 80s
a)
Decision Making
b)
Manipulation of desires
c)
Agenda setting
d)
Mila Kunis
2.
Nicola Sturgeon makes a decision to commence lockdown procedures (some were against it). They are passed and people stop visiting friends.
a)
Decision Making
b)
Manipulation of desires
c)
Agenda setting
d)
Mila Kunis
3.
Traditional authority
a)
Mila Kunis
b)
Kim-Jong-Un
c)
House of Lords
d)
Theresa May
4.
Legitimises power
a)
Being appointed leader
b)
Being fair
c)
enacting fair policies
d)
Winning an election
5.
Catholics to Northern Ireland are as…
a)
Fusion of power is to the US
b)
Catalonians are to Spain
c)
Seperation of power is to The UK
6.
Conservative Theorist
a)
John Locke
b)
Karl Marks
c)
Karl Marx
d)
Edmond Burke
7.
Conservatism arose as a response to…
a)
The Industrial Revolution
b)
The Arctic Monkeys' 'Tranquiility Base Hotel & Casino'
c)
The English Revolution
d)
The French Revolution
8.
Liberté, égalité...
a)
fraternité
b)
Beyoncé
c)
Freiheit
9.
Revolutionary Socialists
a)
Jeremy Corbyn
b)
Fidel Castro
c)
Guardiola
d)
Kevin Gallagher
10.
Socialists believe in…
a)
regressive taxation
b)
excessive taxation
c)
progressive taxation
d)
chopping the heads off rich people
11.
To ammend the U.S constitution you require
a)
House of representative, senate and 50% of the states
b)
House of representative, senate and 2/3 of the states
c)
house of representative, senate and 3/4 of the states
d)
a majority in congress
12.
There are __ members of the supreme court
a)
10
b)
4
c)
16
d)
9
13.
How many justices has Trump appointed
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
4
14.
Roe vs Wade was a court case about
a)
Piracy
b)
Sex before marriage
c)
Privacy
d)
Boat running
15.
Trump's last supreme court nomination
a)
Bartlett
b)
Barney
c)
Barrett
d)
Gindsberg
16.
The 10th ammendment protects…
a)
the sovereignty of State level government
b)
The right to privacy
c)
the right to bear arms
d)
the seperation of powers
17.
Which law is an example of a disagreement between Federal & state governments?
a)
Florida Law
b)
California Law
c)
Alabama Law
d)
Arizona Law
18.
90%of UK laws originate as
a)
Fever dreams
b)
MP's bills
c)
Backbench ideas
d)
Government Bills
19.
Mhairi Black tried to introduce
a)
The climate equality act
b)
The universal credit bill
c)
benefit claimants sanctions bill
d)
the beneifts cap bill
20.
The climate equality bill was introduced by…
a)
Mhairi Black
b)
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
c)
Alexander Ocasio-Cortez
d)
Anna Cortez-Ocasio
21.
Who sponsered The Affordable Health Care Act?
a)
Charles Wales
b)
Charles Reigner
c)
Charles Bonnie
d)
Charles Rangel
22.
Ho wmany CON MPs rebelled over the Brexit Bill?
a)
20
b)
80
c)
21
d)
129
23.
Which committes can 'kill' a bill?
a)
Congressional Hearings
b)
UK Select Committees
c)
US Select Committees
d)
SPLT Committees
24.
Which act of parliament gave primacy to the House of Commons in long term disputes?
a)
1888
b)
1949
c)
1946
d)
1987
25.
Queen Anne was the last monarch to refuse to sign a bill in
a)
1708
b)
1808
c)
1908
d)
2008
26.
Obama used his veto ___ times
a)
32
b)
10
c)
11
d)
12
27.
Thatcher's dominant idea with regards to the economy was
a)
socialisation
b)
collectivism
c)
patriotism
d)
individualism
28.
In 1983, how many seats did CON win in the election?
a)
80
b)
397
c)
250
d)
291
29.
How many general elections did Thatcher win?
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
4
30.
In what year was the faulklands war?
a)
2001
b)
1984
c)
1982
d)
1987
31.
Why was the faulklands conflict important to Thatcher
a)
It allowed her to get a go riding a tank
b)
it gave her popularity and majority needed to radically privatise
c)
it allowed troops to use their expensive ships and guns
d)
she always dreamed of starting a war
32.
Thatchers dominant ideas on foreign policy
a)
Patriotism
b)
Weakness
c)
Mila Kunis
d)
individualism
33.
When was the first scottish devolution referendum?
a)
1997
b)
1979
c)
1800
d)
1776
34.
Who introduced the ammendment to the 1978 referendum bill?
a)
Labour
b)
Liberals
c)
SNP
d)
Conservatives
35.
Thatcher's dominant ideas on the constitution
a)
Individualism
b)
Oasis
c)
Unionism
d)
Patriotism
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