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Civics Unit 1-5

Review Questions for Midterm

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Federalism both national and state governments exist within nation
Which form of government has the most citizen participation? Democracy
In a ______________________ system of government, the executive and legislative branches operate as one Parliamentary
In a ____________________ system of government, the executive and legislative branches operate separately Presidential
What Enlightenment philosopher developed the idea of separation of powers? Baron de Montesquieu
What document, signed by King John, first enforced the the idea of limited government Magna Carta
In what document is the natural rights of men (inalienable rights) mentioned? the Declaration of Independence
What did the Anti-Federalist want to add to the Constitution before ratification? The Bill of Rights
Popular sovereignty is the idea that the people run the government
Reserved powers belong to the state
Delegated powers belong to the national government
Define concurrent powers Powers that both the state and national government have
What rights are listed in the First Amendment Freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, petition
What are the first 10 amendments to the Constitution called? The Bill of Rights
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