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The Constitution U.S. History Chapter 8 #1 Willingness to sacrifice for the common good A: Civic Virtue B: Popular sovereignty C: Naturalize D: Constitutional initiative A. Civic Virtue #2 To complete the legal process for citizenship A: C: Impeach Constitutional initiative B: Incriminate D: Naturalize D. Naturalize #3 To check the power of a presidential veto A: C: Incriminate B: Impeach D: Override Popular sovereignty B. Override #4 Right of people to alter their government A: C: Popular Sovereignty Constitutional initiative B: Incriminate D: Impeach A. Popular Sovereignty #5 Complex system for choosing a United States President A: Checks & Balances B: Electoral College C: Popular Sovereignty D: Constitutional Initiative B. Electoral College #6 How do most state constitutions differ from the U.S. Constitution? A: They cannot be amended They do not C: include a Bill of Rights B: They are longer & more detailed D: They do not limit government B. They are longer & more detailed #7 How did the 26th Amendment change the legal voting age? A: C: Lowered the age from 25 to 21 Lowered the age from 21 to 18 B: Raised the age from 18 to 21 D: Raised the age from 16 to 18 C. Lowered the age from 21 to 18 #8 Describe a naturalized citizen of the United States. A: Born in the U.S. Born in the U.S. C: to foreign citizens Born in foreign B: country to U.S. citizens Completed legal D: process to become a U.S. citizen D. Completed legal process to become a U.S. citizen #9 Constitutional amendments can be proposed by _____. A: Congress or President President or C: national convention Congress or a B: national convention D: The Supreme Court B. Congress or national convention #10 Which has the main responsibility for public education in the U.S.? A: C: Private business State government B: D: Local government Congress C. State government #11 What powers do local governments have? Those defined in A: the U.S. Constitution C: Those that a state gives them B: Those given by local voters Those that the D: federal govt gives them C. Those that a state gives them #12 Show how federal courts are organized from top to bottom Courts of Appeals, A: Supreme Court, District Court District Court, C: Supreme Court, Court of Appeals Supreme Court, B: Court of Appeals, District Court Court of Appeals, D: District Court, Supreme Court B. Supreme Court, Court of Appeals, District Court #13 The most important power of Congress A: Borrow money Fix standard C: weights & measures B: D: Establish foreign policy Make the nation’s laws D. Make the nation’s laws #14 Who are the only elected officials chosen by all American voters? A: C: Federal judges Congressmen B: D: Senators President & Vice President D. President & Vice President #15 NOT a basic goal set forth in the Preamble to the Constitution A: To establish justice B: To provide welfare for the poor C: To provide for the common defense D: To ensure domestic tranquility B. To provide welfare for the poor #16 Patriotism, respect, & responsibility are included among _____. A: Democratic values C: Basic principles of Constitution B: First Amendment rights D: Guarantees in Bill of Rights A. Democratic Values #17 Popular sovereignty, separation of powers, federalism, limited government, checks & balances, republicanism, individual rights are all part of ___________. A: C: Powers of Congress Powers of Executive Branch B: Principles of the Constitution D: Constitutional Amendments B. Principles of the Constitution #18 What fraction of state legislatures had to ratify the Bill of Rights before it became law? A: Two-thirds B: C: Three-fourths D: One-half One-third C. Threefourths #19 Which is the “court of last resort?” A: C: Supreme Court Trial Court B: D: Court of Appeals Federal Court A. Supreme Court #20 Which is NOT a civic responsibility? A: Voting B: C: Serving on a jury D: Being informed Owning property D. Owning property #21 Main role of the President of the United States A: C: Decide law’s constitutionality Carry out nation’s laws B: D: Make the nation’s laws Establish foreign policy C. Carry out the nation’s laws #22 What is the function of the Articles of the Constitution? To define A: responsibility of citizenship C: To establish framework of govt To make an B: opening statement To introduce the D: Constitutional principles C. To establish the framework of government #23 Which of these grants licenses to doctors, lawyers, and teachers? A: C: City government Federal government B: D: State government Local government B. State government #24 Honesty, compassion, and courage can best describe ____. A: C: Democratic values Civic responsibilities B: Naturalization requirements D: Main duties of President A. Democratic values #25 Which is responsible for providing police & fire protection? A: C: City government Federal government B: Private individual D: Local government D. Local government #26 Which function of government: veto, make appointments? A: C: Presidential Check Congressional Check B: D: Amendment Process Local government A. Presidential Check #27 Which function of government: override, ratify treaties, impeach? A: Presidential Check B: C: Amendment Process D: Congressional Check Local government B. Congressional check #28 Which function of presidential check? Call special A: session of Congress C: Declare war on other nations Propose B: amendments to overrule judges D: Court of last resort A. Call special session of Congress #29 The Bill of Rights guarantees freedom of speech and _______? A: Protection against B: Protection against C: large gatherings of people D: abuse of power Protection against invasion by foreign countries Right of President to veto laws A. Protection against abuse of power #30 The Bill of Rights guarantees voting rights and ___________________. A: Rights of police to investigate crimes Right of President C: to veto laws B: Rights of a judge at a trial Rights of those D: accused of a crime D. Rights of those accused of a crime Great Job!!!! Thank you for playing!