This Civics-focused quiz assesses understanding of the U. S. Government's structure, including the roles within the Legislative Branch, the concept of Separation of Powers, and historical regional tensions related to governance. It is designed to enhance students' comprehension of governmental checks and balances and historical socio-political dynamics.
They were eccentric
They were wealthy
They were foreign
They were uncivilized
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The New Jersey Plan
The South Carolina Plan
The Virginia Plan
The Georgia Plan
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A. To limit the power of the people
C. To limit the power of the Spanish government
B. To limit the power of any one branch
A. To limit the power of the people
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The States compromise
The Great compromise
The Three-fifths compromise
The Commerce compromise
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They knew they were outnumbered.
They felt the up country would try to take their money.
They were afraid they would be against slavery.
They did not want to associate with the up country people.
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Limited power of foreign governments in the U.S.
A haven for radicals
Individual rights
Limited power of the people
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The Cotton Gin
Moving the capital
Moving the Cherokee
Taking over North Carolina
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Speaker of the House of Representatives
Supreme court justice
President
Senator
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The Bill of Rights
The Declaration of Independence
The U.S. Constitution
The Articles of Confederation
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Congressman
Judge
President
Senator
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The Great compromise
The Three-fifths compromise
The Commerce compromise
The States compromise
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Supreme Court Justice
Military Commander
President
Senator
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Senator
President
Supreme Court Justice
Vice President
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To create laws, regulate trade, and declare war
To enforce the laws and appoint federal officials
To keep the public informed of political issues and current events.
To apply laws, review laws, and serve as a legal mediator
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To keep the public informed of political issues and current events.
To create laws, regulate trade, and declare war
To enforce the laws and appoint federal officials
To apply laws, review laws, and serve as a legal mediator
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The Great compromise
The States compromise
The Three-fifths compromise
The Commerce compromise
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