Which of the following would Aristotle considered a perverted form of government?

Which article of the Constitution lays out the powers of Congress?

The model of representation in which the member of Congress should always do exactly what their constituents desire is known as the: 

The number of Congressional representatives that each state receives after the census is determined through a process called:

Which of the following is an example of something Congress does not do?

Which of the following is not a type of Congressional committee?

Where do most Congressional bills die?

Which type of Congressional legislation must be passed by both chambers but does not require presidential approval?

Which of the following was not a trend set by George Washington?

Which leadership style is associated with John F. Kennedy (JFK)?

In their daily schedule, a U.S. President will often receive an intelligence briefing.

After the Vice-President, who is next in the line of presidential succession?

Which Constitutional article deals with Presidential Power?

A presidential power that is not specifically stated in the Constitution but can be inferred from their duties is known as an:

Which of the following is a good example of the expansion of presidential powers over time?

Which type of court hears the majority of all cases?

Which of the following is not a type of federal court?

A decision from a state court can be appealed to a federal court.

The ability for a court to legally decide on a case is known as the court's ________________.

In order for a federal court to have original jurisdiction, which of the following must be true?

How many Supreme Court Justices are there?

Federal judges must be confirmed by the:

The power of the Supreme Court to declare laws or executive orders to be unconstitutional is known as

When a Supreme Court Justice writes a public explanation of their decision, it is known as an:

A protection FROM government interference is known as a:

Civil liberties are primarily found where in the U.S. Constitution?

Freedom of Speech is found in which amendment

Which Supreme Court case ended the doctrine of "separate but equal"?

How many votes are there in the Electoral College?

The part of the presidential campaign where candidates try to become the nominee for their party are referred to as the _____________ elections.

A presidential candidate's stance on major political issues is known as their:

Which of the following is not a tactic to win a political campaign?

What is the name of the government agency that regulates campaign finance?

Stories that journalists choose to publish about presidential candidates (without the candidates asking them to do so), is known as:

When the media brings public attention to an issue, it is known as:

The type of media most associated with investigative journalism is: 

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regulates all types of media.

Which is the largest category of interest group in the U.S.?

The problem that incentivizes someone not to participate when they already receive a group benefit (think: group projects) is known as the:

Which of the following is NOT a way that interest groups influence government policy?

What government choose to do (or not do) when faced with a public problem is known as:

The area of public policy concerned with government's taxing and spending powers is known as:

The federal budget does not have to be balanced.

The banking system that integrates private banks into a national group is known as the:

Social Security is which type of welfare program

Which social group benefits most from tax breaks?