WorksheetsUnit 1 Review
Total questions: 34
Worksheet time: 34mins
Which amendment…. Prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Which amendment…. Grants any powers not given to the federal government, to the people/states
5th
8th
10th
3rd
Which amendment….Includes your freedom of speech
5th
8th
1st
3rd
Which amendment….Prohibits cruel and unusual punishment
5th
8th
1st
3rd
Which amendment….The right to a trial by jury in federal civil cases
7th
12th
9th
2nd
Which amendment….Prohibits the quartering of troops
7th
3rd
9th
22nd
Which amendment….Protects your right to bear arms
7th
2nd
9th
22nd
Which amendment….Grants additional rights that are not mentioned in the Constitution
6th
2nd
9th
5th
Which amendment….Provides the accused with fair and speedy trials and the right to counsel
6th
2nd
9th
5th
Which amendment….Guarantees your due process rights, including freedom from self-incrimination & “double jeopardy”
6th
7th
9th
5th
A system of government in which religious officials rule in the name of a god
Oligarchy
Direct Democracy
Theocracy
Autocracy
Anarchy
The absence of government; a state of nature
Oligarchy
Direct Democracy
Theocracy
Autocracy
Anarchy
Rule by a small group of people
Oligarchy
Direct Democracy
Theocracy
Autocracy
Representative Democracy
A government in which people elect government officials to create laws
Oligarchy
Direct Democracy
Theocracy
Autocracy
Representative Democracy
Government power is concentrated in one person
Oligarchy
Direct Democracy
Theocracy
Autocracy
Representative Democracy
A government in which people rule themselves
Oligarchy
Direct Democracy
Theocracy
Anarchy
Representative Democracy
Define Popular Sovereignty
Consent of the Governed
Freedom to the people
When freedom is Popular
Power comes Freedom
An anti-federalist would agree with the following
I do not like the constitution as is
I need a bill of rights
Feared strong state governments
Both 1 and 2
A federalist did not believe adding this was necessary?
Bill of Rights
Magna Carta
Rule of Law
Separation of Powers
What Constitutional Principle does this picture represent?
Delegated Powers
Reserved Powers
Federalism
Checks and Balances
Which of the following is "the supreme law of the land"
Congress
State Constitutions
U.S. Constitution
Supreme Court
Which of the Following does NOT describe the constitution
Separation of Powers
Checks and Balances
List of Federal Laws
Limited Government
Define Federalism
Divides power between federal government and state governments
System of Checks and Balances
States can override federal laws
Where most power is held in a specific branch
constitutional powers
Can set local speed limits
Delegated
Concurrent
Reserved
constitutional powers
Can create taxes
Delegated
Concurrent
Reserved
constitutional powers
Can issue a marriage license
Delegated
Concurrent
Reserved
constitutional powers
Can declare war
Delegated
Concurrent
Reserved
constitutional powers
Can raise a navy
Delegated
Concurrent
Reserved
constitutional powers
Can pass laws
Delegated
Concurrent
Reserved
Which of the Following best defines:
Without rules & laws our rights are in jeopardy,
so people give up their absolute freedom
for security/protection of their natural rights
Social Contract Theory
State of Nature
Purpose of Government
Hobbes and Locke
What does the following Define:
The institution through which a society makes and enforces its public policies (rules & laws)
Politics
Social Contract Theory
Government
Separation of Powers
How are John Locke and Thomas Hobbes similar?
believed life was chaotic and dangerous in a state of nature
believed governments are formed to protect the people
emphasized the need for SECURITY; believed the strongest state was a monarchy
emphasized the need to protect LIBERTY; believed the strongest state was a democracy.
Believed in the blank slate where people are not good or bad but what they have experienced
How is John Locke Different from Thomas Hobbes different?
Select all that apply:
believed life was chaotic and dangerous in a state of nature
believed governments are formed to protect the people
emphasized the need for SECURITY; believed the strongest state was a monarchy
emphasized the need to protect LIBERTY; believed the strongest state was a democracy.
Believed in the blank slate where people are not good or bad but what they have experienced
How is Thomas Hobbes Different from John Locke different?
Select all that apply:
believed life was chaotic and dangerous in a state of nature
Believed people are inherently bad/evil
emphasized the need for SECURITY; believed the strongest state was a monarchy
emphasized the need to protect LIBERTY; believed the strongest state was a democracy.
Believed in the blank slate where people are not good or bad but what they have experienced
