WorksheetsMr. Raymond EOC Review QUIZ 4
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What does democracy mean?
The people are in charge
Government controls everything
The country is ruled by a king or queen
Only one person makes all the decisions
What is a direct democracy?
Where representatives make decisions
Where a king or queen makes decisions
Where all of the people make decisions
Where a few people make decisions
What form of government does America have?
Absolute monarchy
Direct democracy
Oligarchy
Representative democracy
What is socialism?
Government without laws
Rule by a few wealthy people
Public ownership of business
A form of government with a king
What is the more extreme form of socialism?
Monarchy
Oligarchy
Communism
Democracy
What is an absolute monarchy?
Rule by a small group of people
Rule by elected representatives
Rule by a king or queen with absolute power
Rule by the people
What type of monarchy does Great Britain have?
Absolute monarchy
Constitutional monarchy
Socialist state
Direct democracy
What is federalism?
A system where power is shared between national and state governments
A system where the king has all the power
A system where the central government has all the power
A system where the states have all the power
What branch of government makes laws?
Monarchy
Judicial
Legislative
Executive
What does the executive branch do?
Enforces laws
Interprets laws
None of the above
Makes laws
What is the main power of the Supreme Court?
To elect the president
To declare war
To enforce laws
To declare a law unconstitutional
What are concurrent powers?
Powers held by local governments
Powers held by the Supreme Court
Powers shared between national and state governments
Powers held by the king
How is a federal amendment passed?
Two-thirds vote of both houses of Congress and three-fourths of state legislatures
Majority vote in the Senate only
Presidential decree
Unanimous vote by the Supreme Court
What is the first step in the lawmaking process?
The bill is voted on by the public
The bill is sent to the Supreme Court
A member of Congress sponsors a bill
The president signs the bill
What rights does the Florida Constitution include that are similar to the US Constitution?
The right to free public transportation
The right to vote at 16
The right to bear arms and the five freedoms
The right to privacy only
