Vocabulary 1
Vocabulary 2
Multiple Choice
Multiple Choice
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100

A plan that provides rules for government

constitution 

100

Introduction of the Constitution 

Preamble

100

He was one of the first students of government.

Aristotle

100

This concept is the basis of the Constitution.

popular sovereignty

200

United States economy

capitalism

200

First 10 Amendments

Bill of Rights

200

American revolutionary leaders were deeply influenced by this man's writtings

John Locke

200

In some states these kept low-income African Americans from voting.

poll taxes

300

Importance of Magna Carta

established limited government

300

Presidential Rejection 

Veto

300

The United States form of government is

a constitutional republic

300

These powers belong to both the national and the state governments.

concurrent powers

400

America's first formal constitution 

Fundamental Orders of Connecticut

400

Established Income Tax

Sixteenth Amendment

400

This country governed the original thirteen American colonies.

Great Britian

400

Civil laws that are passed by state legislatures are called 

public acts

400

Choose One (20 pts on the Test)

How have the deeds of people from history-- specifically Aristole and John Locke -- influenced your life?

500

Wrote the Declaration of Independence

Thomas Jefferson

500

Money provided to states from the federal government

Federal Grants

500

Signed by the Pilgrims in 1620, this item was the first American government document.

Mayflower Compact

500
To settle regional issues, states form

Interstate Compacts

500

Choose One (20 pts on Test)

What are the three thing that Constitution obliges the national government to do for the states, and how are these obligations met?