All of the following individuals are groups that make up the powerful elites in the elite theory of government except:

Which enlightenment philosopher influenced Thomas Jefferson by stating that a just government will derive its powers from the consent of the people it governs, and protects citizen's life, liberty and property?

What government existed from 1781 to 1788 that struggled with a weak central government and strong state governments?

What compromise was put into place that determined representation in a newly formed Congress?

Which principle divides our government into 3 co-equal branches of government?

__________________________ are the actions that each branch of the federal government can take against the other two to ensure oversight.

When power is shared between the national and state government, this is called

What constitutional amendment states that powers not prohibited to the states are reserved to the states?

What Supreme decision ruled that the creation of a national bank was constitutional through the "necessary and proper clause" and forbid a state from taxing the bank via the Supremacy Clause of Article IV?

___________________________________ is where there are clear divisions between the responsibilities of the federal and state governments?

What type of federalism is also known as marble cake?

________________________________ was an attempt by President Reagan to shift responsibility and power for domestic programs back to the states.

_______________________ is the process by which children learn values, beliefs about political culture.

________________________ is the extent to which citizens believe they can understand and influence government.

All of the following are linkage institutions except:

Which of the following men wrote the Declaration of Independence?

Which branch of government is responsible for making the laws and policies?

In __________________________, Madison argued that the remedy of the evils of factions and preserve liberty is a large extended republic.

Which of the following amendments gave all men regardless of race, color, or previous servitude the right to vote?

Which of the following amendments gave citizens the ability to elect their senators?

Which branch of government is responsible for executing and enforcing the laws of this country?

How many electoral votes does a candidate need to become President of the United States?

Check all that apply. What are the qualifications to become President of the United States?

Which of the branches of government has the responsibility of interpreting laws, trying criminals, and settling disputes between states?

Which of the following founding fathers is considered the "Father of the Constitution?"

Identify all of the parties that are part of elections in the United States.

What type of primary allows only voters who have declared party loyalty to vote?

What type of meeting is held by party members in each state to choose the party's choice for president (Iowa is the first)?

Which type of money is given directly to candidates in political campaigns and must be reported?

Which political party does Mr. Miller identify with and cast his vote?

Which linkage institution act as both a scorekeeper and gatekeeper when dealing with national political issues?

____________________________ is what the public thinks about a particular issue or set of issues at any point in time.

What are the names of the two parties found within the United States two-party system?

Select all that apply. What demographic groups are most likely to vote for a Democratic candidate?

What is a group of people with similar interests who try to influence government officials by lobbying and contributing campaign funds?

Which of the following Supreme Court cases ruled that "corporations are people too?"

An informal institution created by __________________________ for advice and included the Departments of War, State, and Treasury to help carry out the obligations of the executive branch.

What resolution was established to ensure that Congress would have more involvement in sending troops into military action?

What are the formal powers of the President to conduct war and make piece?

In regards to special duties of the House of Representatives, which of the following deals with their electoral duty?

Which of the following are special duties of the Senate below?

What process occurs every 10 years to determine the number of representatives that are assigned to each state?

States have to _________________________ if they gain, lose, or a significant portion of the population of the state moves from one area to another.

What are the qualifications for a person wishing to run for the House of Representatives?

A Senator serves a term for _____ years.

Which of the following amendments gave citizens of D.C. the right to vote for President?

The 1st Amendment to the Constitution contains all of the following freedoms ...

In the 5th Amendment, you have the right to remain silent and not testify against oneself, what is this called?

A prolonged speech to convince members of the Senate to delay, withdraw or kill a bill is known as a ________________________.

When a Congressman/woman's bill has been in committee too long, they can start a _____________________________ to bring that bill directly to the floor.

___________________________ are permanent committees found in Congress where most work is done.

Who is the leader of the House of Representatives?

What special committee is appointed to resolve the differences in bills that are passed by both houses of Congress?

The relationship between persons in the executive branch(bureaucracy), congressional committees, and special interest groups who are all invovled in one area of public policy is called a(n)

What kind of mandatory spending provides for all citizens who meet the requirements?

Which department in the executive branch has the largest percentage of discretionary spending in the federal budget?

How many members sit on the Supreme Court of the United States?

How many justices have to agree to hear a case before it is put on the docket to be heard?

Which amendment gives people the right to an attorney?

What S.C.O.T.U.S. case ruled that compelling Amish students to attend school past the eight grade violated the free exercise clause found in the 1st Amendment?

Which court case gave us the right to remain silent, anything we say can be used against us in a court of law, we have the right to an attorney, if you cannot afford one, one will be provided...?

What federal law called for gender equity?

Who is the first president of the United States?

Who would you vote for in the 2024 election if this person ran for President?