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      1. The 8th amendment protects people from all of the following except
        1. excessive bail
        2. torture
        3. death
        4. cruel punishment such as the electric chair
      2. Congress can do all of the following except
        1. coin money.
        2. declare war.
        3. make marriage laws.
        4. collect taxes.
      3. Those who opposed the ratification of the Constitution because it lacked a Bill of Rights
        1. were called Antifederalist.
        2. were called Federalist.
        3. were called Constitutionalist.
        4. did not have a name.
      4. The Articles of Confederation failed because
        1. the states had little power.
        2. Congress had power.
        3. it lacked the executive and judicial branch.
        4. there was a Congress.
      5. The Framers of the Constitution dealt with representation and slavery by
        1. banning slavery.
        2. creating a new country for slaves.
        3. creating the 3/5 Compromise.
        4. allowing Southern states to have slaves only.
      6. The First Amendment guarantees all of the following except
        1. freedom of speech.
        2. freedom of religion.
        3. freedom of assembly.
        4. freedom from search and seizure
      7. An example of a enumerated power in the Constitution is
        1. Congress declares war
        2. Congress coins money
        3. Congress regulates trade.
        4. All of these
      8. "Putting the all powers in the hands of one is tyranny." This is the reason for
        1. impeachment.
        2. separation of powers.
        3. the Articles of Confederation
        4. the Preamble.
      9. Congress is not allowed to promote or support any one religion. This is known as
        1. cruel and unusual punishment.
        2. discrimination.
        3. freedom of speech.
        4. separation of church and state.
      10. The check that the president exercises over the legislative branch is the
        1. impeachment
        2. veto
        3. veto override
        4. declare laws unconstitutional
      11. The person known as the "Father of the Constitution" was
        1. George Mason
        2. James Madison
        3. Ben Franklin
        4. George Washington
      12. The diagram above represents
        1. Federalism
        2. the three branches
        3. separation of powers
        4. state government
      13. The image below is an example of which executive power?
        1. appoint justices to the court.
        2. establing relations with other nations.
        3. veto power.
        4. Commander in Chief of the Military.
      14. The legislative branch can check the executive branch by
        1. vetoing laws.
        2. declaring war.
        3. rejecting appointments.
        4. approving bills
      15. The Constitution is considered to be a living document because it can be
        1. preserved
        2. amended to change with the times
        3. stored in museums
        4. changed by the judicial branch
      16. The Fifth Amendment protects people from
        1. cruel and unusual punishment.
        2. freedom of religion.
        3. self-incrimination or testifying against themselves.
        4. marriage laws.
      17. The Bill of Rights provides protection of citizens from
        1. the states.
        2. the government.
        3. the people.
        4. foreign countries.
      18. The division of power between the three branches is known as
        1. dual sovereignty.
        2. separation of powers.
        3. checks and balances.
        4. republicanism.
      19. The Mayflower Compact was an example of
        1. the first democratic government in the colonies.
        2. reducing the kings power.
        3. a bill of rights.
        4. three branches of government.
      20. The concept of majority rule stated by Jefferson was done to
        1. allow for smaller groups to rule.
        2. wipe out different religions.
        3. establish order in the government.
        4. all of these.
      21. The Framers of the Constitution created a republican government because
        1. of their negative experience with the British monarchy.
        2. to establish a monarchy.
        3. they equality for all people.
        4. none of the above.
      22. The judicial branch exercises its checks over the executive and legisativel branches by
        1. vetoes
        2. appointments
        3. impeachment trials
        4. declaring laws unconstitutional
      23. The Preamble of the Constitution
        1. declares the purpose of the government.
        2. is the third part of the Constitution.
        3. declares independence from the British.
        4. ensures citizens safety.
      24. These people believed that the Constitution should be ratified or approved as it was.
        1. Antifederalist.
        2. monarchist.
        3. Federalist.
        4. Constitutionalist.

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