Quiz Questions Flashcards

1
Q

The idea of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness is found in the ___ ___ ___

A

Declaration of Independence

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2
Q

Negative liberty limits ___ ___

A

government action

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3
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An example of a ___ liberty is education, stop smoking programs, & illness prevention

A

positive

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4
Q

Democracy involves ___ ___

A

involved citizens

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5
Q

American government officials are ___ ___ ___ ___ ___

A

mixed between elected and unelected

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6
Q

Americans see the central government as a ___ ___ ___

A

threat to rights

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7
Q

True or False?

Social democracies tend to be more equal in opportunity

A

True

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8
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Americans lean more toward ___

A

individualism

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9
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The United States today aims for ___ ___

A

equal opportunity

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10
Q

What tells Americans who they are?

A

ideas

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11
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The ___ takes the ideas of the Declaration of Independence and turns them into laws and institutions.

A

Constitution

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12
Q

The framers did not allow the public to directly elect a president because they did not think the people had enough ___ or ___ to make the proper choice.

A

information or wisdom

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13
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Constitutionally, members of the U.S. House of Representatives must be ___ years of age.

A

25

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14
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The ___ ___ ___ ___ gives Congress a great deal of creative leeway.

A

necessary and proper clause

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15
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Treaties made by presidents are constitutionally valid if ___ of the Senate approve.

A

two-thirds

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16
Q

Article 3 pertains to the ___ ___.

A

Supreme Court

17
Q

The only amendment to be ratified by state convention was the ____.

18
Q

The Constitution is the “supreme law of the land” because ___ ___ says so.

A

article VI (6)

19
Q

___ is the relationship between different levels of government sharing and squabbling over power.

A

federalism

20
Q

The ___ form of government favors a central government exercising all or most political authority.

21
Q

Proponents of ___ policy argue that states are more responsive to citizen needs and desires.

A

state-level

22
Q

An advantage of ___ is standardizing best practices across the nation.

A

federalism

23
Q

If Virginia law conflicts with federal law, the ___ ___ states that federal law is superior.

A

supremacy clause

24
Q

The Tenth Amendment relates to and best demonstrates ___ ___.

A

reserved powers

25
Q

Public education would be a good example of ___ ___.

A

state powers

26
Q

Cooperative federalism is most often attributed to the policies of President ____ ____.

A

Franklin Roosevelt

27
Q

The “marble cake” model is a metaphor for ____ ____ because it was a system of mingled governing authority, with functions overlapping across national and state governments.

A

cooperative federalism

28
Q

Establishing ___ is NOT identified in the Constitution as a responsibility of national government.