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The Bill of Rights
The United States Constitution
The Declaration of Independence
The Articles of Confederation
The Introduction
The Articles of Confederation
The Bill of Rights
The Preamble
Federalism
Democracy
Commonwealth
Republicanism
Quid pro quo
Checks and balances
Give and take
Habeas Corpus
Two years
Four years
Six years
Eight years
One
Two
Three
There is no limit
True
False
A training center for elected officials
The body that elects the president
The Cabinet office that supervises the Department of Education
Two
Six
Each state has as many electors as it has members of Congress.
One elector for every 100,000 voters in the state.
A group of fun-loving elected officials.
Something you have to join before you can vote.
A group that lobbies elected officials in support of a particular agenda.
An organized group of people with a shared political agenda.
True
False
The president
Congress
The Supreme Court
The state governors
A federal sales tax, or what they called an ""excise"" tax
A national tax on exports
Personal income tax
Property tax
Congress can eliminate or create lower federal courts
Congress appropriates or withholds money
All of the above
None of the above
TRUE
FALSE
Yes
No
The accused be tried again before a new jury
The accused is protected by the double jeopardy clause in the Fifth Amendment
Former officers in the Continental army.
Those who feared strong central government.
Those who held U. S. government securities.
Bankers, merchants, and financiers.
Those who feared the dangers of unrestrained democracy.
Receive a 2/3 majority of the votes in Congress
Receive a 3/4 majority of the votes in each house of Congress.
Receive a 2/3 majority of votes in each house of Congress.
Pass both houses of Congress in identical form.
Pass as amended in the last house of Congress to consider it.
Freedom of speech, press, and religion.
Trial by jury.
Protection against illegal search.
The right to bear arms.
Direct election of senators.
The House of Representatives.
The Senate.
Popular vote of the people.
The electoral college.
Both Houses of Congress.
Did not include a mechanism for their own amendment.
Made it too difficult for the government to raise money through taxes and duties.
Denied the federal government the power to mediate disputes between states.
Required the ratification of only a simple majority of states.
Created a too-powerful chief executive.
5.
7.
14.
20.
None of these choices are correct.
Amendments.
Additions.
Corrections. Corrections
Subtractions
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