Gov/Econ Sponge Quiz Day 3,4,5 Rinks

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What goal of our government is not listed in the Preamble?

Democracy

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What is a reason identification with a political party has declined in recent years?

Young voters have weaker party identification.

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What was a major concern of the Federalist?

A strong national government.

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What was a major concern of the Anti-Federalist?

Protecting the States.

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What is the constitution?

It is the nation’s fundamental law/supreme law of the land

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The term that means that “government and its officers are always subject to-never-above-the law.”

Rule of Law

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What describes the situation where “each branch is subject to a number of constitutional restrains by the other branches?”

Checks and Balances

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What was written to gain support for the new Constitution in New York?

The Federalist

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What type of government was set up by the Articles of Confederation?

It had only a legislative branch consisting of a unicameral Congress

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Who said that the final Constitution was “as near perfect as possible?”

Benjamin Franklin

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Why did Britain begin to regulate the Colonies by the mid-1700s?

Britain had war debts they needed to pay.

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Which phrase in the 1st Amendment specifically relates to an individual’s right to ask the government to correct an injustice?

Redress of Grievances

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An executive agreement gives the president what power?

To enter into agreements with foreign leaders or governments (like a treaty but no Senate approval is required

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Who has the ultimate authority to decide whether a federal law is constitutional?

Supreme Court

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What court case established judicial review?

Marbury v Madison 1803

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Whose main responsibility is to carry out programs assigned by Congress?

Executive Branch Agencies