Unit 3 pod

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100

Which two amendments outlaw slavery, provide a definition of national citizenship, and provide for equal protection of the law and due process of law? 

1. 12th and 13th  

2. 13th and 14th

3. 14th and 15th  

4. 15th and 16th 

2. 13th and 14th

200

What did the 25th Amendment change? 

1. National liquor regulations  

2. Procedures for dealing with a disabled president

3. Age requirement for voting for Senate  

4. Composition of the Electoral College 

2. Procedures for dealing with a disabled president

300

Which statement is true? 

1. The proposed Constitution would be easier to amend than the Articles of Confederation  

2. The Articles of Confederation were easier to amend than the proposed Constitution  

3. Both the proposed Constitution and the Articles of Confederation were impossible to amend  

4. Both the proposed Constitution and the Articles of Confederation were quite easy to amend 

The proposed Constitution would be easier to amend than the Articles of Confederation  

400

In 1925, in Gitlow v. New York, the Supreme Court rules that states could not interfere rights? 

1. Free speech and freedom of the press  

2. Right to marry and have children 

3. Personal choice to consume alcohol  

4. Right to vote  

Free speech and freedom of the press  

500

If a law falls under the “intermediate scrutiny” test, what must the government prove in order get the law upheld?  

1. There is a compelling state interest / an extremely strong reason to have the law  

2. The law is substantially related to an important thing the government needs to get done  

3. The law will make life more convenient for citizen and/ or government officials  

4. The law was passed by a majority vote of the state of federal legislature 

The law is substantially related to an important thing the government needs to get done  

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100

What do the 15th, 19th,24th, and 26th Amendments all do? 

1. Expand the right to vote  

2. Reduce income inequality  

3. Admit new sates to the nation  

4. Adjust procedures for criminal defendants  

Expand the right to vote  

200

What did the 12th Amendment change? 

1. How to elect the president  

2. How to tax the sates  

3. How to create treaties with foreign nations  

4. How a bill becomes a law  

How to elect the president  

300

Who became early leaders in America’s very first political parties? 

1. Marshall and Madison  

2. Madison and Hamilton  

3. Jackson and Van Buren  

4. None of the above  

Madison and Hamilton  

400

What does procedural due process require? 

1. Trials must follow established procedures, not new and arbitrary ones  

2. Procedures for justice must be approved by the president  

3. The government may establish different procedures according to a citizen's race, color, or precious condition of servitude  

4. All of these  

Trials must follow established procedures, not new and arbitrary ones  

500

A law will be analyzed according to the “strict scrutiny” test if it classifies people according to --? 

1. Classifications based on gender  

2. Classifications based on religion  

3. Classifications based on illegitimacy  

4. Classifications based on marriage 

Classifications based on religion

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100

The 17th Amendment provides for the people to directly elect __.  

1. The president  

2. Their House of Representatives member  

3. Their senators  

4. Their local federal judges  

Their senators  

200

What is judicial review? 

1. A court’s power to decide what the Constitution means  

2. An individual judges power to overrule a jury verdict  

3. The Supreme Court’s practice of always studying more about the law  

4. The people's power to overrule the courts   

A court’s power to decide what the Constitution means  

300

Which Amendment defined national citizenship, overruling the Dred Scott decision?  

1. The 13th Amendment  

2. The 14th Amendment  

3. The 15th Amendments  

4. The 16th Amendment 

The 14th Amendment

400

What is “incorporation“? 

1. Telling the federal government to stop violating the rights of the people  

2. Applying parts of the Constitution to the states as well as the federal government  

3. Extending the terms of Congress and the President  

4. Allowing citizens to exercise their right to burn the flag in protest  

Applying parts of the Constitution to the states as well as the federal government  

500

What is the 24th Amendment? 

1. It banned slavery 

2. It made poll taxes illegal  

3. It clarified the extent of freedom of religion  

4. It reinforced the right to bear arms  

It made poll taxes illegal  

Will Somebody Get This Kid A Happy Meal?!

100

1. What is the name of Adam Sandler's production company?
   A. Sandman Studios
   B. Happy Madison Productions
   C. Adam's Apple Productions
   D. Sandler Entertainment Group

B. Happy Madison Productions

200

1. Which of these actors has appeared in the MOST Adam Sandler films?
   A. Drew Barrymore
   B. Kevin James
   C. Rob Schneider
   D. Steve Buscemi

C. Rob Schneider

300

1. In "The Wedding Singer," what decade is the film set in?
   A. 1970s
   B. 1980s
   C. 1990s
   D. 2000s

B. 1980s

400

1. What was Adam Sandler's first major film role?
   A. Billy Madison
   B. Happy Gilmore
   C. Going Overboard
   D. The Wedding Singer

C. Going Overboard

500

1. For which film did Adam Sandler receive critical acclaim and awards consideration for his dramatic performance?
   A. Reign Over Me
   B. Spanglish
   C. Uncut Gems
   D. The Meyerowitz Stories

C. Uncut Gems

Mr. R

100

1. Which Constitutional Amendment was directly influenced by Washington's actions regarding presidential succession?
   A. 12th Amendment
   B. 22nd Amendment
   C. 25th Amendment
   D. 20th Amendment

B. 22nd Amendment

200

1. During the Revolutionary War, which Christmas night military action did Washington lead that proved to be a crucial victory?
   A. Battle of Yorktown
   B. Crossing the Delaware River to attack Trenton
   C. Battle of Princeton
   D. Siege of Boston

B. Crossing the Delaware River to attack Trenton

300

1. Which of the following was NOT a military conflict in which George Washington served?
   A. French and Indian War
   B. American Revolutionary War
   C. War of 1812
   D. Civil War

C. War of 1812

400

1. What was unique about Washington's inauguration as president?
   A. It was held in Philadelphia
   B. He refused to take a salary
   C. It was the only unanimous Electoral College vote in history
   D. He wrote his own inaugural address

C. It was the only unanimous Electoral College vote in history

500

1. Which of these was NOT part of Washington's famous farewell address warning?
   A. Avoid permanent alliances with foreign nations
   B. Beware of political factions and partisanship
   C. Expand territorial holdings through conquest
   D. Maintain fiscal responsibility

C. Expand territorial holdings through conquest