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US Major Political Science Advanced Test 2

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Question 1
What is democracy?
A) People rule
B) King rules
C) Priests rule
D) Army rules
Question 2
Who were the Federalists?
A) Anti-Constitution rebels
B) Strong-union supporters
C) British loyalists
D) French allies
Question 3
What is authority?
A) Brute force
B) Money only
C) Recognized power
D) Fame
Question 4
What is totalitarianism?
A) Limited state
B) Free press
C) Open votes
D) Total state control
Question 5
What does Article II cover?
A) President
B) Congress
C) Courts
D) Amendments
Question 6
What is limited government?
A) Total control
B) Restricted official power
C) No taxes
D) No courts
Question 7
What did Locke stress?
A) Obey kings
B) Church rules
C) Life, liberty, property
D) No voting
Question 8
What is populism?
A) Expert rule
B) No elections
C) Court power
D) People-versus-elite appeal
Question 9
Which term means "Shared civic values"?
A) political culture
B) the supreme law
C) federalism
D) the separation of powers
Question 10
What best defines judicial review?
A) Voters recalling judges
B) Courts voiding bad laws
C) President firing judges
D) Congress editing rulings
Question 11
Which term means "Federal law wins"?
A) the supreme law
B) federalism
C) the supremacy clause
D) the separation of powers
Question 12
Which person wrote most Federalist essays?
A) Washington alone
B) Jefferson alone
C) Adams alone
D) Madison and Hamilton
Question 13
What best defines the Articles' weakness?
A) No tax or trade power
B) Too much power
C) No states
D) King remained
Question 14
What best defines the preamble's goal?
A) Tax the states
B) Form a better union
C) Crown a king
D) End courts
Question 15
Provide the definition of the rule of law:
A) Rulers are exempt
B) Laws change daily
C) Everyone follows laws
D) Only citizens obey
Question 16
Which term means "Pro-ratification essays"?
A) the supreme law
B) federalism
C) the separation of powers
D) the Federalist Papers
Question 17
Which term means "Getting things done"?
A) power in politics
B) the supreme law
C) federalism
D) the separation of powers
Question 18
Which term means "Three branches split power"?
A) the supreme law
B) the separation of powers
C) federalism
D) checks and balances
Question 19
Provide the definition of popular sovereignty:
A) Kings hold power
B) Judges hold power
C) People hold power
D) Generals hold power
Question 20
Which term means "Congress regulates trade"?
A) the supreme law
B) federalism
C) the separation of powers
D) the commerce clause

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