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Foy Government Test

Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in each of the black spaces below before clicking on it to display the answer.
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show theocracy  
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How are the electoral votes in each state determined?   show
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show 270  
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show legislative  
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Why do we need governments?   show
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show absolute monarchy  
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What public official has a four-year term, must be at least 35 years old, must be born in the U.S. and have lived in the U.S. for at least 14 years prior to running for office?   show
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In what type of government do people elect representatives and give them the power to vote on issues.   show
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What is NOT a duty citizens are expected to fulfill?   show
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show Citizens elect representatives to make decisions on their behalf.  
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show legislative  
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What public official has a two-year term, must be at least 25 years old, live in the state where elected and have been a U.S. citizen for seven years?   show
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order for a bill to become a law? 1. H or S debates and votes on bill. 2.pres signs or vetoes bill. 3. member of H or S introduces bill and refers it to comm. 4. Both houses pass rev. bill. 5.H or S Comm. may report out or table bill. 6. 2/3 maj vote need   show
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What is a government in which the power is held by one person.   show
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What public official has a six-year term, must be at least 30 years old, live in the state represented and have been a U.S. citizen for nine years?   show
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show anarchy  
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show executive  
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show judicial  
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show direct democracy  
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What public official is appointed by the president and serves for life?   show
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What public official can veto laws that Congress has passed, issue executive orders, grant pardons, command the armed forces, and create treaties?   show
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show totalitarian dictatorship  
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Which of the following governments is an autocracy?   show
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show volunteer in your community  
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What is the term for the person or group of people who make the rules or laws for everyone else in a nation?   show
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Bernadette is a queen who enjoys total power. She does not have to deal with other branches of government, and she is constrained by no laws. Bernadette rules what type of government?   show
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show oligarchy  
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show constitutional monarchy  
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In what instance would you NOT be considered a citizen of the U.S.?   show
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show King Abdallah of Saudi Arabia  
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show Communist Party in China  
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Country that is a totalitarian dictatorship:   show
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show United States government  
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Country that is a constitutional monarchy:   show
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Description of 1st amendment:   show
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show Deals with the state militias and the right to bear arms.  
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Description of 3rd amendment:   show
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Description of 4th amendment:   show
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Description of 5th amendment:   show
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Description of 6th amendment:   show
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show Protects right of trial by jury in a civil case.  
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Description of 8th amendment:   show
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What branch reviews lower court decisions?   show
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show executive  
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What branch interprets Constitution and other laws?   show
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show executive  
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show legislative  
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show legislative  
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show delegated  
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What power of federalism is establishing local governments?   show
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What power of federalism is levying taxes?   show
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What power of federalism is establishing and maintaining schools?   show
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What power of federalism is providing for public welfare?   show
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show delegated  
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