Government Quizzes & Trivia
When it comes to politics, you can know all there is to know about your own country and how it’s run, but you can still know very little about the topic of government in general. What are the types of government and...
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Sample QuestionWhat type of government has a king or queen that holds all the power?
Do you think you have what it takes to pass this G.K Trivia quiz on key legislation? This quiz is for all law students who are looking to refresh their memory on some of the key legislations set up by the government on the land....
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This quiz is a practice for remembering different types of governments.
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Sample QuestionWhich broad type of government is being ruled completely by one person?
This is a 3rd grade social studies quiz.
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Sample QuestionWhich branch of government makes the law
Do you know some of the basic U.S. Government terms in use today? There is much that we can learn about us as a country by just looking at how the government runs things and to do that we need to understand some of the terms we...
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Sample QuestionA citizen is:
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Government Questions & Answers
What is the difference between Government and Business?
The government refers to the body with the power to make and enforce laws that control a country, area, people, or an organization. Government is determined by the population. In a country that practices democracy, the people that determine how the g
What is the difference between Head of State and Head of Government?
Head of government is the head of a parliamentary form of government while the head of state is the leader in the presidential form of government. Countries have varied powers, and different ways of running a nation, and the two among these are the h
What happens to it if a Bill gets vetoed by the President?
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Question is a little misleading. Congress only tries to override vetoes if the think that they have the 2/3 votes necessary to override. Vetoed bills aren't automatically subject to override.
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Sample QuestionThe Mars Curiosity Rover is being put into a protective sleep during the government shutdown
The government of the United States of America is run differently from others in the world, and so far, there is much that we have covered about it in the history and governance class. As promised the trivia quiz below is...
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Sample QuestionWhat is the process by which individuals learn their politicalbeliefs and attitudes from family, school, friends, coworkers, and other sources
The Quiz for Chapter 5
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Sample QuestionUnder the _______ any state that refused to allow black people to vote would risk losing the number of seats in the House of representatives that were represented by the black population
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Sample QuestionOne of Locke's fundamental principles is
What kind of government would you prefer? Democracy? Monarchy? Dictatorship? Come and we will find out together. Forward to power!
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Sample QuestionHow should leader(s) get into power.
Lets test you on your knowledge of Georgia state government!
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Sample QuestionThe Senate & House of Representatives, Georgia’s law making bodies, make up what part of state government?
This quiz was created to test 6th grade students' knowledge of 3 types of world government (democracy, dictatorship and monarchy). Multiple-choice questions and true/false statements are used and the questions align with Ohio...
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Sample QuestionGovernments are created to protect lives, liberty and property as well as to provide services that individuals cannot give themselves.
In this political quiz, answer questions regarding governments and their political and economic structures. It’s a topic that affects us all but not everyone seems to know about. What do you know about politics? Let’s...
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Sample QuestionIn the United States, the central (national) government and the state governments share power. Which of these terms best describes this type of government?
This quiz will assess your knowledge of Unit 5--the Executive Branch.
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Sample QuestionWhich of these people is the leader of the executive branch of the Maryland state government?
A quiz to help you with your Chapter 24 (and 23.3) Test.
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Sample QuestionIn the 1920’s and 1930’s, the rise of totalitarian governments in Germany, Italy, and Spain was largely the result of
This quiz assesses your knowledge on Unit 3.
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Sample QuestionWhat is a reason people join third parties?
This quiz (along with the others) will help you prepare for the Government HSA.
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Sample QuestionIn which form of government do sovereign states have more power than the central (national) government?
This quiz will assess your knowledge of Unit 4.
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Sample QuestionCongress introduces a bill to stop aid to countries that oppose United States policy in the United Nations. Which of these issues most directly relates to this bill?
Answer the following:
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Sample QuestionThe US House of Representatives has _______ members.
This quiz will assess your knowledge of Unit 6.
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Sample QuestionWhich of these is an example of a plea bargain?
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Sample QuestionWhich of these is the main function of due process of law?
Name the government based on the given clues.
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Sample QuestionIn a dictatorship, who makes the laws?
First semester exam for high school government
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Sample QuestionGod created the state and gave rulers the right to rule
This quiz is composed of released items from DESE for practice in preparation for the end-of-course exam in Government.
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Sample Question1. Which of these is the main function of the legislative branch?
Test your understanding of the powers of the federal and state governments.
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Sample Questionset up an army and a navy issue money set up a postal service regulate trade between states and countriesThe powers above are given to ____________________.
