First Government Exam - Units 1-5 Flashcards

1
Q

Revenue bills must originate in ___.

A

the House

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2
Q

Where did the idea of human government originate?

A

with God

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3
Q

Who said that free government rests upon public and private morality?

A

John Adams

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4
Q

Who received the Ten Commandments from God?

A

Moses

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5
Q

The Law of Moses considered a person innocent until when?

A

proven guilty

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6
Q

How many representatives serve in the U.S. House?

A

435

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7
Q

An ___ bill assigns funding to a program.

A

appropriation

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8
Q

What caused Israel and Judah to fall?

A

sin and idolatry

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9
Q

How many years does a U.S. senator serve in one term?

A

6

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10
Q

What is the period between an election and a new Congress?

A

lame duck session

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11
Q

In Athens, the ___ had greater value than individual rights.

A

public good

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12
Q

Whom did the U.S. House of Reprasenetatives impeach?

A

President Bill Clinton

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13
Q

In 1215 English barons forced King John to sign the ___.

A

Magna Carta

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14
Q

When did Less of Virginia propose that the colonies be free and independent?

A

1776

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15
Q

The Constitutional Convention met in Philadelphia when?

A

1787

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16
Q

The Preamble to the Constitution states that the Constitution is ordained by the ___.

A

people

17
Q

The Senate’s role in approving treaties is called what?

A

advice and consent

18
Q

The accumulation of deficits over the years is the ___.

A

national debt

19
Q

The most common head of government in history is a ___.

A

king

20
Q

England James I believed in the ___ of the kings.

A

divine right

21
Q

In a ___ the head of state is not a monarch.

A

republlic

22
Q

Who receives a bill after it passes both the House and the Senate in the same form?

A

The president

23
Q

American colonists protested taxation without ___.

A

representation

24
Q

Where is freedom of religion guaranteed?

A

First Amendment

25
Q

Who is the official president of the U.S. Senate?

A

The vice president