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WorksheetsUnit 4 Review
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 3hrs 30mins
How many amendments are in the Bill of Rights?
5
15
10
20
What is the name of the system that ensures no single branch of government has too much power?
Checks and Balances
Military Dictatorship
Totalitarianism
Theocracy.
What is the Bill of Rights?
The document signed giving us our independence from Great Britain.
The first 10 amendments added to the Constitution.
The 8 most important amendments added to the Constitution.
The first 11 amendments added to the Constitution.
Which amendment gives us the Right to Bear Arms?
The 2nd amendment
The 8th amendment
The 1st amendment
The 3rd amendment
We are allowed to speak our opinion about the government without getting in trouble because of the...
9th amendment
10th amendment
4th amendment
1st amendment
If you are caught littering and your bail is $100,000 dollars this is a violation of the
2nd amendment
3rd amendment
8th amendment
1st amendment
Which amendment protects you from having police officers come in to search your home without a warrant?
5th amendment
3rd amendment
8th amendment
4th amendment
Which amendment allows you to choose how you want to worship?
1st amendment
2nd amendment
3rd amendment
4th amendment
Which amendment makes sure you cannot be tortured by a police officer while you are in jail?
10th amendment
9th amendment
8th amendment
7th amendment
Which amendment allows you to write an article criticizing the government without getting in trouble for it?
7th amendment
5th amendment
8th amendment
1st amendment
What is the Bill of Rights?
The document signed giving us our independence from Great Britain.
The first 10 amendments added to the Constitution.
The 8 most important amendments added to the Constitution.
The first 11 amendments added to the Constitution.
____________ has the power to override the President’s veto.
a. President
b. Congress
c. Supreme Court
d. None of the Above
The Supreme Court heads this branch of government.
a. Legislative
b. Judicial
c. Executive
d. All of the Above
This branch of government creates laws for the U.S.
a. Legislative
b. Judicial
c. Executive
d. All of the Above
This branch of government has the final say in all court cases and appeals.
a. Legislative
b. Judicial
c. Executive
d. All of the Above
This branch of government has the ability to declare war.
a. Legislative
b. Judicial
c. Executive
d. All of the Above
This branch of government enforces the laws of the U.S.
a. Legislative
b. Judicial
c. Executive
d. All of the Above
Congress makes up this branch of government.
a. Legislative
b. Judicial
c. Executive
d. All of the Above
This branch of government appoints justices to the Supreme Court.
a. Legislative
b. Judicial
c. Executive
d. All of the Above
This branch of government coins money and has the ability to borrow money on the credit of the U.S.
a. Legislative
b. Judicial
c. Executive
d. All of the Above
This branch of government interprets laws and the Constitution.
a. Legislative
b. Judicial
c. Executive
d. All of the Above
The ____________ has the power to review laws made by Congress and declare them to be unconstitutional.
a. President
b. Congress
c. Supreme Court
d. None of the Above
Leaders of this branch serve life terms.
a. Legislative
b. Judicial
c. Executive
d. All of the Above
Has power over all lower courts.
a. Legislative
b. Judicial
c. Executive
d. All of the Above
The ____________ has the power to sign bills into law.
a. President
b. Congress
c. Supreme Court
d. None of the Above
Oversees law enforcement agencies.
a. Legislative
b. Judicial
c. Executive
d. All of the Above
The leader of this branch of government is the President.
a. Legislative
b. Judicial
c. Executive
d. All of the Above
The leader of this branch serves a four-year term.
a. Legislative
b. Judicial
c. Executive
d. All of the Above
Which branch writes new laws?
Legislative
Executive
Judicial
Which branch can appoint (choose) justices?
Legislative
Executive
Judicial
Which branch has 9 justices?
Legislative
Executive
Judicial
Why does the government have checks and balances?
To stop one branch from getting too powerful.
To prevent the president from acting like a king/queen.
To prevent laws that are unfair/unconstitutional.
All of the above.
Which branch of government is the most important?
The Legislative Branch
The Judicial Branch
The Executive Branch
They are all important.
Which documents were important when making the countries government? (pick 2)
The Constitution
The Declaration of Freedom
The Declaration of Independence
What groups are a part of congress and the legislative branch? (pick 2)
The Senate (100 representatives)
The Supreme Court (9 justices)
The House of Representitives (435 representatives)
The White House
The president has the power to _____________ a bill before it becomes law.
complain about
rewrite
veto
compliment
Which group is not part of the judicial branch?
The Supreme Court
Local Court Judges
The President
State Court Judges
The Governor is part of the ___________________.
State Executive Branch.
National Executive Branch
State Judicial Branch
State Legislative Branch
How many levels of government are there?
1
2
3
4
Which of these is NOT a level of government?
Local
Business
National
State
What is one responsibility/power that ALL levels of government have?
Collect Taxes
Declare War
Provide Driver's Licenses
Print Money
What is one responsibility/power that the only the STATE has?
Create Parks
Issue Driver's License
Print Money
Collect Taxes
What is one responsibility/power that only the NATIONAL government has?
Create Parks
Print Money
Collect Taxes
Provide Law Enforcement
True or False. Only the National government can declare war.
True
False
Match with the meaning
Preamble
gain and keep safe the gifts of freedom and independence
encourage the condition of health and happiness for everyone
The delegates and people living in the United States
do make official and begin this written document of basic laws.
The introduction to the United States Constitution.
Match with the meaning
We the People of the United States,
gain and keep safe the gifts of freedom and independence
encourage the condition of health and happiness for everyone
The delegates and people living in the United States
do make official and begin this written document of basic laws.
The introduction to the United States Constitution.
The Preamble is
the last part of the Constitution
an introduction to the Constitution
a glossary for the Constitution
a guide to the Constitution
"We the people" =
those living in the original 13 colonies
white males
all of us in the United Sates
all citizens in the world
in the Preamble, the word "union" refers to
a marriage
the 13 colonies
the United States
the new government
In the Preamble, the word justice means
fairness
liberty for all
one nation under God
The Preamble mentions "domestic tranquility." The word "domestic" refers to
the new government
the Constitution
peace
within our country
"Domestic tranquility"- tranquility is a synonym for
freedom
peace
your safety
security
In the Preamble, the words "common defense" refers to
the common man
security for people
the three branches of the military
In the Preamble the word "posterity" refers to
education
future generations
prosperity
In the Preamble the word "ordain" means
a minister
an order
established by the law
In the Preamble the word "welfare" refers to
money from the government
your health/safety
military protection
The phrase "provide for the common defense" in the Preamble means ________________________.
all citizens in the US
begin fairness for all
give protection to everyone
make sure freedom and fairness continues for all generations
The phrase "promote the general welfare" in the Preamble means ___________________________.
give protection to everyone
begin fairness for all
all the citizens of the US
care for those in need
The phrase "secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity" means ________________________.
make sure freedom and fairness continues for all generations
care for those in need
begin fairness for all
give protection to everyone
Why was the constitution necessary?
The Articles of Confederation were too weak.
The King of England demanded that Constitution be written.
The framers thought it was a good idea.
The framers thought it was a bad idea.
