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Civics Midterm Review- CH 1-16

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Where did the concept of citizenship/democracy begin?   show
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is Latin for "out of many one" found on American coins   show
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show Meliting Pot  
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Which theory believes U.S. society benefits most when people keep their cultural identities-multiculturalism   show
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a legal process in which foreigners become citizens   show
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show vote, serve on juries, and hold government jobs  
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Which government position can never be held by an immigrant?   show
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show Border Patrol  
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government based on religion   show
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show Representative Democracy  
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things we are required to do by law: serve on juries, attend school, register for the draft, pay taxes, obey laws   show
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Which region used the plantation system for farming, relying on slave labor?   show
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show New England  
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What was the name of the route taken by slaves from Africa to the Americas?   show
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show Georgia  
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Which document introduced the idea of limited government, by restricting the power of the king and granting nobles’ the right to trial by jury?   show
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This was the first permanent English settlement founded in 1607. It created the House of Burgesses the first representative legislature in the colonies.   show
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show Maryland  
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He was an English philosopher that developed the idea of natural rights and social contract theory?   show
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Forbid the colonist from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains.   show
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show French and Indian War  
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Slogan created by James Otis colonists believed British taxes were unfair because they did not have any representatives in Parliament. It led to a boycott that eventually helped lead to the act being repealed.   show
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What acts were passed by Parliament to punish the colonists for the Boston Tea Party?   show
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Who published Common Sense, a pamphlet calling for complete independence from Britain?   show
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show Lexington and Concord  
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Who wrote the the Declaration of Independence?   show
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show Roanoke  
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show Virginia Dare  
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Which farmer’s rebellion showed that we needed a stronger government than the one established by the Articles of Confederation?   show
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Why did delegates to the Constitutional Convention originally meet?   show
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Who was known as the “Father of the Constitution”? He created the Virginia Plan and was a main writer of the Federalist Papers?   show
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The Anti-Federalists opposed the Constitution because it did not include a....   show
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show approval of 3/4 of state legislatures  
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show Expressed Powers  
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show Concurrent Powers  
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show Reserved Powers  
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show Rosa Parks & the Montgomery Bus Boycott  
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show 1st Amendment  
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limits searches and seizures; police need a warrant   show
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due process of the law, protection against self-incrimination, prevents double jeopardy   show
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show 6th Amendment  
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reserved powers to the state   show
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show 13th Amendment  
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voting rights for African American males   show
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suffrage for women   show
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show 26th Amendment  
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students could continue wearing armbands to protest the Vietnam War   show
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show Miranda v. Arizona  
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right to a court appointed lawyer in criminal cases   show
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evidence seized from a person’s residence without a search warrant cannot be used in trial- exclusionary rule.   show
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show Marbury v. Madison  
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desegregated public schools; overturned the “separate but equal” doctrine   show
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show Gerrymander  
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population count taken every ten years   show
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show Franking Privilege  
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government project or grant that primarily benefits a particular home district or state   show
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Who would assume the presidency if both the president and vice president died?   show
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show Vice President  
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show pocket veto  
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show Senate  
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Which house chooses the president if no candidate receives a majority of the electors?   show
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show ambassador  
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an agreement among a froup of nations that prohibits them from trading with a target nation   show
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show Electoral College  
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What are the three requirements needed to be president of the U.S.?   show
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show Congress  
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show Franklin Roosevelt  
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The most important job of the president is to carry out the nation's laws as...   show
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show Dept. of Homeland Security  
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show District, Appeals, and Supreme  
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show District  
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Who chooses US Supreme Court Justices? How long do they serve?   show
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show General Assembly  
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What is the main job of the state legislature?   show
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What does the lottery fund?   show
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show Governor  
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Who does the governor control in his commander-in-chief role?   show
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show Voters  
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show Superior Court  
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show NC Supreme Court  
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a series of statements expressing the party’s principles, beliefs and positions   show
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system used to elect the president and vice president   show
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show primary  
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Which leader’s Farewell Address warned Americans about the harmful effects of political parties, believing they would cause divisions in government?   show
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The U.S. has a ______________ system of government.   show
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Who was the only third party candidate to finish second in a presidential election?   show
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How do we determine the number of electors for each state?   show
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show Federalists & Democratic-Republicans  
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show Code of Hammurabi  
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Which French leader updated the Code of Justinian in 1804?   show
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show Felonies  
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less serious crimes like littering   show
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about 95% of criminal trials in the US are for violations of ___________________ laws.   show
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show Double Jeopardy  
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the party bringing charges against the alleged criminal   show
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person charged with a crime   show
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to formally charge someone of a crime   show
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show Parole  
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show Injunction  
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Juveniles receive many of the same rights as adults, EXCEPT   show
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