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Unit 6

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Why did some colonists remain neutral during the conflict between Patriots and Loyalists? They wanted to avoid the risks and destruction of war.
Why did Loyalists oppose colonial resistance efforts such as boycotts and protests? They believed such actions would damage economic stability.
In the late 1800s, certain voters in Florida participated for the first time in state elections. Which constitutional change made this possible? Extending suffrage to African American men.
How did the 1838 and 1868 Florida Constitutions differ regarding slavery? The Constitution of 1868 outlawed slavery.
Why is the rule of law important in a constitutional republic? It prevents government officials from abusing their power.
Which example shows the rule of law being followed? A judge is removed from office for breaking the law.
According to the excerpt from The Republic by Plato, what is the best way to guard against tyranny? The ruler and all citizens must be under the authority of the law.
Which of the following is an accurate interpretation of the 14th Amendment? Laws must be applied to citizens equally, regardless of race.
The passing of the 14th Amendment nullified which Supreme Court decision? Dred Scott vs. Sandford
What was one major shift in civic participation during the Reconstruction era compared to before the Civil War? Newly freed African American men gained the right to vote in many Southern states.
How did political participation in the colonies differ before and after U.S. independence? Many states lowered property requirements for voting, increasing political participation.
Which example from Reconstruction reflects a citizen’s dedication to rebuilding democratic institutions? Serving on a diverse city council to create fair local laws.
According to the 7th Amendment, what is the goal of this amendment? To ensure that people involved in a civil dispute have the right to a jury trial.
The Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution deals with which issue? The right to bear arms.
Which is an example of resolving a problem in society through political participation? Voting to raise taxes to hire more police officers.
What is the best definition for the term 'civic responsibility'? Duties of people within a nation or community.
What was unique about the Mayflower Compact? It was the first document recognizing self‑government and established the tradition of elected officials.
According to the U.S. Constitution (Article III, Section 2), who has the power to judge a case between citizens of two different states? The Supreme Court
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