Unit 1-2
Anti-federalists wouldn't sign new Constitution without
1) sparkly pens
2) 100 amendments
3) Bill of wrongs
4) BoR
Bill of rights
how many members in senate
how many members in HoR
1) 435, 435
2) 100, 435
3) 435, 100
4) 100, 100
100
435
how many supreme court judges are there
1) 1
2) 100
3) 4
4) 9
9
________ _________ address issue put forth by the people, often things that the government has over looked or ignored
1) private policy
2) The president
3) Public assignment
4) public policy
public policy
This ideology have the following characteristics, anti capitalism, economic equality, collective ownership of product and wealth, Environmental policies, anti military
a) capitalism
b) socialism
C) Marxism
D) republicanism
Socialism
Anti-Federalists wanted
1) one State government
2) Stronger State government
3)Weaker State government
4) No State government
Stronger State government
This house numbers is equal for all states
1) Cabinet
2) Senate
3) Congress
4) House of Representations
Senate
what are precedents
1) cases that sound cool
2) George Washington's favorite cases
3) Cases that can be used in other cases as a formal proof, ex. Miranda v Arizona
4) my top favorite cases
Cases that can be used in other cases as a formal proof, ex. Miranda v Arizona
The national environmental protection act is an example of what?
1) law
2) supreme law of the land
3) public policy
4) supreme policy
public policy
a philosophy based off of Marxism and has the listed values, everything is everyone's, goal is to remove government or "state", classless, worker focused
a) Socialism
b) Communism
c) Democracy
d) Mixed
Communism
Federalists wanted
1) Stronger Federal
2) Weaker Federal
3) No Federal
4) only Federal
Stronger Federal
This house is based on the states population
1) COTUS
2) POTUS
3) Congress
4) House of representatives
House of representatives
whos in the POTUS cabinet
1) The VP and 15 executive heads of branches
2) The VP
3) The VP and VVP
4)VVP
The VP and 15 executive heads of branches
what are the 3 tools for fiscal policies (select all that apply)
1) increasing government spending,
2) decreasing taxes
3) increasing government transfers.
4) selling bonds
increasing government spending, decreasing taxes, or increasing government transfers.
the practice of voting for those who are more likely win rather than voting for your preference, due to the fact that they are not likely to win
a) strategic voting
b) electoral college
c) communism
d) winner takes all
Strategic voting
why did the AoC fail
1) judicial branch was too powerful
2) could not make decisions, states were too powerful
3) there was a fight
4) there were no breaks for people in office
could not make decisions, states were too powerful
these people advocate and try to convince the members of the first house to start the process
1) congressman
2) lawyers
3) Lobbyists
4) police
Lobbyists
given to everyone, listed in BoR, guaranteed.
1) Civil
2) Civil Civil
3) Civil awesomeness
4) Civil liberties
Civil liberties
This has 3 type of policy has 3 tools open market operations, the discount rate, and reserve requirements.
1) Monetary policies
2) fiscal policies
3) special properties
4) political policies
Monetary policies
A president is standing in front of flags in a photo shoot, what type of propaganda is this
a) glittery
b) bandwagon
c) transfer
d) commons folk
transfer
what was the original constitution
1) ABC
2) I have a dream
3) AoC
4) DoI
articles of confederation
What are the 2 parts of Congress made of
1) Senate and Vice senate
2) judicial and executive
3) HOR and Senate
4) faith and love
House of representatives
senate
Not given in BoR, not guaranteed, protects minorities
1) civil rights
2) civil wrongs
3) civil liberties
4) civil interesting
civil rights
Who is in charge of all monetary policies
1) congress
2) COTUS
3) POTUS
4) The Federal reserve (The Fed)
The Federal reserve (The Fed)
this is a state that has inconsistent voting history
1) electoral college
2) swing state
3) safe state
4) awesome state
swing state