This quiz assesses knowledge on U. S. Civics and Economics, covering the Supreme Court, legislative responsibilities, constitutional principles, and government roles.
Licenses new cars
Imposes traffic fines
Conducts foreign policy
Establishes public schools
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Regulator
Lawyer
Plaintiff
Lobbyist
Checks and balances
Representative government
Popular sovereignty
Rule of law
State Congress
State Assembly
General Congress
General Assembly
Separation of powers
Limited government
Rule of law
Democratic Government
Sentencing
Arraignment
Guilty verdict
Probable cause
Police chiefs
Court attorneys
Magistrates
Plaintiffs
Referendum
Veto
Judicial opinion
Floor debate
Constitution of the United States
Declaration of Independence
Articles of Confederation
Virginia Declaration of Rights
International relations
Checks and balances
Executive veto
Rule of law
Declaration of Independence
Articles of Confederation
Constitution of the United States
Inaugural Address
Attempting to influence new laws
Regulating local advertisements
Investing in new technology
Gathering national data
Trustworthiness
Patriotism
Courtesy
Honesty
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Accountability
Responsibility
Courtesy
Honesty
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Perform civic duties
Work for elected officials
Identify with local leaders
Join political parties
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You may meet with other people.
You may have a speedy trial.
You may vote in elections.
You may own firearms.
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The press
Speech
The economy
Assembly
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Licensed driver
State resident
Employed
Married
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Meeting with foreign leaders
Belonging to a third party
Holding moderate views
Leading an activist group
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Number of elections
Influence of lobbyists
High campaign costs
Expensive registration fees
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Highlighting issues
Identifying candidates
Publishing editorials
Providing a forum for voters
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Have more official members
Have more political experience
Are older than the two main parties
Are often concerned with one issue
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Analyzing election results
Holding debates
Conducting voter surveys
Recognizing bias
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Appointing diplomatic officials
Electing Supreme Court justices
Nominating qualified candidates
Protecting former Presidents
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Capital
Profit
Taxes
Wages
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Command
Mixed
Free market
Barter
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Consumers
Producers
Suppliers
Lawyers
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Resource
Capital
Incentive
Consumption
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Price of the movie tickets
Value of the computer game
Time of buying the computer game
Enjoyment of seeing the movies
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Cooperative
Corporation
Partnership
Proprietorship
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Enforces government regulations for business
Takes the risk of production to earn a profit
Sets the interest rates at banks
Manages financial investments
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Work ethic
Job training
Self-assessment
Community service
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Hire additional workers
Create new technologies
Use more resources
Offer discount prices
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Private savings
Natural resources
Public goods
Company profits
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Encourage cooperation between government branches
Are funded through individual investment
Are created by large corporations
Provide benefits to many people
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Federal Communications Commission
Environmental Protection Agency
Federal Trade Commission
Internal Revenue Service
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Supporting new businesses
Developing monopolies
Taxing imports
Limiting economic growth
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Set the tax rate
Keep the economy stable
Maintain high interest rates
Provide tax money to the government
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Business regulations
Pollution controls
Import tariffs
Income taxes
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