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The subject matter of Article VII of the Constitution is

Ratification of the Constitution

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A major provision of Article IV of the Constitution is

Citizens are entitled to all privileges and immunities of other states

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The subject matter of Article II of the Constitution is

Powers of Executive Branch

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The subject matter of Article III of the Constitution is

Powers of the Judicial Branch

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According to the Constitution, all Senators and Representatives have to swear an oath. They swear an oath to support what? And what article discusses this topic?

The Constitution. Article VI

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What is the term of office for a federal judge?

Life

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The Constitution can be amended if

â…” of both Houses of Congress propose an amendment; and Âľ of state legislatures ratify the amendment

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How many chambers are there in our national legislature?

2

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All of the following are considered acts of treason EXCEPT

Actively Objecting to Congress’ declaration of War

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What branch declares war?

Legislative

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All of the following are enumerated (specific) powers of Congress EXCEPT

Commanding the Armies

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What clause of the Constitution gives Congress the power to make laws never contemplated by our founding fathers, like laws regarding space travel?

Necessary and Proper Clause

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The state of Missouri has enacted a law stating that national gun laws (federal gun laws) do not apply in their state. All guns in Missouri will be regulated by Missouri law and if the FBI tries to enforce federal laws, Missouri law enforcement officers will arrest FBI agents. You are the Attorney General for the United States. What clause of the Constitution would you point to to make your argument that Missouri law violates the Consitutiton?

Supremacy Clause

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One way the Legislative branch can check (limit) the power of the Executive Branch is

Override a veto

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One way the Legislative branch can check (limit) the power of the Judicial Branch is

Impeach federal officers, including federal judges

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One way the Executive branch can check the power of the Legislative branch is

Veto

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One way the Executive branch can check the power of the Judicial branch is

Appointing Federal Judges

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What body/institution approves nominees to the federal judiciary?

Senate

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The Senate approves

The appointees to cabinet positions

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According to the Constitution, Congress CANNOT do any of the following EXCEPT

Pass an Amicus Curiae law

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The president’s brother is convicted on federal drug charges and is sentenced to several years in prison. The brother begs the president to get him out of prison. The president writes an official letter to the prison telling the warden to let his brother out. Late one night the letter is delivered and the president’s brother gets out of prison. His record is wiped clean. Can the president do this? What is this called?

Yes. Pardon

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The president is a Democrat and both houses of Congress are controlled by the Republicans (â…” majority in both houses). The president has ordered the Surgen General to give all workers controlled by the executive branch a flu shot. If a worker refuses to get a flu shot, they get fired. Congress does not like the presidents order. What the best option for Congress from the choices below?

Cut the budget of the Surgen General so they cannot buy flu shots to give to employees

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Who was the president during Marbury v. Madison?

Jefferson

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What is the key takeaway from the Marbury v. Madison case?

SCOTUS can determines if law is constitutional or not

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What amendment limited the president to two terms?

22nd

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The author calls herself all of the following EXCEPT

A frustrated Republican

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Republicans tend to focus on

Traditional social values

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How many electors are there?

538

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All of the following are forms of voter suppression EXCEPT

Requiring people to register before they are allowed to vote

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How often does congressional redistricting occur?

Every 10 years

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Which of the following was NOT a contribution to the mortagage crisis and Great Recession of 2007-2008?

The Federal Reserve raised the Reserve Requirement

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The federal government did this to get the economy out of the Great Recession of 2007-2008..

Congress bailed out banks that were at risk of failing

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One of the ways Congress tried to prevent another Great Recession was by enacting

The Dodd-Frank Act

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A commercial bank is

A bank that takes deposits and lends out money

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What political party would be least sympathetic to a capital gains tax decrease?

Democrats

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The estate tax is despised by

Conservatives

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An example of a regressive tax is a(n)

Flat tax

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The national debt is

The total measure of all of the government’s debt, including interest

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The largest part of the U.S. budget is made up of

Entitlements

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Most people who have health insurance get it through

Employer

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Medicare is

Government-provided healthcare for people over 65

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Universal healthcare coverage would be most supported by

Democrats

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What political party is more closely associated with environmental protection?

Democrats

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The author talks about three broad interest groups that dominate the environmental protection issue. Which of the following groups is not one of the three interest groups?

Environmental Apologists

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Members of congress in states with large coal reserves would most likely

Oppose Kyoto Protocol

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Civil liberties are

Rights the people have to be free from abuse by the government

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Gun rights advocates would get more support from

Rural Citizens

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Rendition is

The kidnapping and transfer of a suspect to another country for interrogation

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Pulling a suspect fingernails out with pliers is a violation of

Eight Ammendment

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If someone says they are pro-life, they are

Against Abortion

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