APUSH Unit 3
Hallam
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| 960378069 | By number, what amendment protects citizens in their "persons, houses, papers, and effects" from "__________ search and seizure"? | four, unreasonable | 1 | |
| 960378070 | By number, what amendment is supposed to guarantee the right to have a gun in case we need to overthrow our government in a revolution? | two | 2 | |
| 960378071 | By number, what amendment guarantees "due process of law" (fair treatment and the presumption of innocence) as well as the right of the accused to remain silent? | five | 3 | |
| 960378072 | By number, what amendment guarantees the fundamental activities that make a democracy possible: the freedom of religion, speech, and press? | one | 4 | |
| 960378073 | By number, what amendment guarantees both the right to a trial by jury and a right to the assistance of counsel, to have an attorney represent you? | six | 5 | |
| 960378074 | By number, what amendment guarantees even convicts that their punishment not be "cruel and unusual"? | eight | 6 | |
| 960378075 | This clause gives judges a lot of power through interpretation. One of the fizziest phrases in the Constitution is called the ______ clause which indicates that it could be STRETCHED to fit a lot of new activities. (Article I, Section 8, Para 18) | elastic | 7 | |
| 960378076 | "_______ and _______ punishment" | cruel, unusual | 8 | |
| 960378077 | Congress has the power to tax but it isn't clear what is meant by Congress' power "to regulate interstate ____" | commerce | 9 | |
| 960378078 | Presidential impeachment can be caused by: "treason, bribery, other high crimes, and _______" | misdemeanors | 10 | |
| 960378079 | In Preamble and Article I: "promote the general ______" | welfare | 11 | |
| 960378080 | Many generations have argues about the meaning of "state's rights" under Amendment ___ | ten | 12 | |
| 960378081 | The general freedom to write and publish works critical of the government/government officials is the freedom of the _____ (Amend 1) | press | 13 | |
| 960378082 | The governemnt cannot establish a national church, the first amendment guarantees our right to the "free _____ of _______" (We may/may not have a religion) (Amend 1) | exercise, religion | 14 | |
| 960378083 | Our freedom of ______ allows us to freely join groups advocating whatever beliefs we wish (Amend 1) | assembly | 15 | |
| 960378084 | We may also write something which lists our grievances: "_______ the government for a redress of grievances" (Amend 1) | petition | 16 | |
| 960378085 | We may tell people our opinions: "freedom of ______" (Amend 1) | speech | 17 | |
| 960378086 | Amendment One | Guarantees the freedom of: PERHAPS! Press Exercise but no government est. of Religion Have a religion or political party of have none Assembly Petition Speech | 18 | |
| 963567591 | Treaty of Paris (1783) | independence and Mississippi border established | 19 | |
| 963567592 | Land Ordinance of 1785 | encouraged states to set up public schools | 20 | |
| 963567593 | Northwest Ordinance of 1787 | set aside land for five future FREE states | 21 | |
| 963567594 | Arguments against Articles of Confederation | 1) "necessary and proper" is too flexible 2) too much power in the government 3) no Bill of Rights 4) Supremce Court Justices serve for life | 22 | |
| 963567595 | Washington's Cabinet: Secretary of State | Thomas Jefferson, liberal Southerner | 23 | |
| 963567596 | Washington's Cabinet: Attorney General | Edmund Randolph, liberal Southerner | 24 | |
| 963567597 | Washington's Cabinet: Secretary of Treasury | Alexander Hamilton, Northern conservative | 25 | |
| 963567598 | Washington's Cabinet: Secretary of War | Henry Knox, Northern conservative | 26 | |
| 963567599 | The first three word of the Preamble are: | We the People | 27 | |
| 963567600 | Representatives are elected every __ years, and provided that representation in the House is proportional to _________ | two, population | 28 | |
| 963567601 | Each slave counts as __ of one person | 3/5 | 29 | |
| 963567602 | Senators were ______ by state legislatures every __ years | appointed, six | 30 | |
| 963567603 | Only __ of the Senate can be removed at a time | 1/3 | 31 | |
| 963567604 | Art I. Sect 5. "excepting such Parts as may in their Judgement require ______" | secrecy | 32 | |
| 963567605 | A presidential veto may be overriden by a vote of __ | 2/3 | 33 | |
| 963567606 | The ____ Clause: n_______ and p_____ | Elastic, necessary, proper | 34 | |
| 963567607 | Congress could not pass any law banning the importation of slaves until ____ | 1808 | 35 | |
| 963567608 | Art I. Sec. 9. "No _______ __ _________ shall be granted" | title of nobility | 36 | |
| 963567609 | Presidents can make treaties but must get them ratified by ___ vote of the _______ | 2/3, senate | 37 | |
| 963567610 | The President's annual, January speech on the _____ of the _____ | State of the Union | 38 | |
| 963567611 | Supreme Court Justices serve for ____ | life | 39 | |
| 963567612 | Art III. Sec. 2 "The Trial of all Crimes, except in cases of impeachment, shall be by ____" | jury | 40 | |
| 963567613 | Who is a "person held to Service or Labour in one state" is called a _____ | slave | 41 | |
| 963567614 | Art IV. Sec. 4 "shall guarantee to every State in this Union a ______ Form of Government, and shall protect each of them... againt domestic Violence" | Republican | 42 | |
| 963567615 | Our national government is not a monarchy because we hold ______ and there are 3 branches called what? | elections, legislative, executive, judicial | 43 | |
| 963567616 | We do not have a theocracy because there is no official _____ and no religious test for ____ | religion, office | 44 | |
| 963567617 | We do not have a democracy because many officials are not _____ and _________ make key decisions for us | elected, representatives | 45 | |
| 963567618 | What we have is a semi-democratic, semi-_______ _______. | oligarchial, republic | 46 | |
| 963567619 | Our constitution's _______ _______ clauses make it clear that we do not have a confederacy | national, supremacy | 47 | |
| 963567620 | Graphs show that in 1790, the US was more of an _______ republic than a ______ one | oligarchial, democratic | 48 | |
| 963901744 | Article I | all about the president | 49 | |
| 963901745 | Article II | all about judicial | 50 |
