This quiz, titled 'Constitution Lesson #7 Quiz', assesses knowledge on differences between the Illinois and US Constitutions, specific rights in the Illinois Constitution, eminent domain, voter residency requirements, and the structure of the state's General Assembly. It's designed for learners to understand state versus federal constitutional provisions.
Many of the rights found in the Bill of Rights
The right to free schooling through High School
The right to not be descriminated against on the basis of sex or physical or mental handicaps
The first article of the Illinois Consitution deals with establishing the powers of the state not individual rights
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The right to privacy in ones home
The right for the police to enter a home if there is immediate danger
The right of public transportation being provided by the state
The right for the government to purchase private property for public use
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1 day
30 days
90 days
1 year
5years
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Congress
The president
The Supreme Court
All government employees
The population
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Every year
Every other year
Every election
Every ten years
The General Assembly does not redistrict Illinois
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Governor
Secretary of State
Treasurer
The president
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The governor cannot veto bills
The president is part of the executive branch while the governor is part of the legislative branch
The governor can only approve or veto entire bills
None of these
1
7
9
Illinois does not have a Supreme Court
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Free public school through high school
A healthy environment for Illinois residents
Local governments are able to make local laws
The Illinois Supreme Court's establishment
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