Constitutional Law Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Constitutional Law QuizOnline version Rights, powers, and duties of gov. by MARIA ALEJANDRA TOBAR LAMILLA 1 What is the supreme law of many democracies? a Constitution b Statutes c Executive orders 2 Which branch enforces laws? a Executive b Legislative c Judicial 3 What protects individuals from government overreach? a Bill of Rights b Civil Code c National Security Act 4 Which principle divides powers between branches? a Separation of powers b Due process c Judicial review 5 What allows courts to review laws for constitutionality? a Veto power b Judicial review c Executive privilege 6 Which document guarantees due process? a Executive order b Constitution c Treaty 7 Which word means a person’s first name? a nickname b given name c surname 8 Who has the power to veto legislation? a Judicial b Legislative c Executive 9 What is a strict reading of limits on government power called? a Absolute monarchy b Limited government c Authoritarianism 10 Which branch interprets laws and resolves disputes? a Executive b Judicial c Legislative 11 What ensures equal protection under law? a Due process and equal protection b Commerce clause c Due care

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Constitutional Law QuizOnline version

Rights, powers, and duties of gov.

by MARIA ALEJANDRA TOBAR LAMILLA

What is the supreme law of many democracies?

Constitution

Statutes

Executive orders

Which branch enforces laws?

Executive

Legislative

Judicial

What protects individuals from government overreach?

Bill of Rights

Civil Code

National Security Act

Which principle divides powers between branches?

Separation of powers

Due process

Judicial review

What allows courts to review laws for constitutionality?

Veto power

Judicial review

Executive privilege

Which document guarantees due process?

Executive order

Constitution

Treaty

Which word means a person’s first name?

nickname

given name

surname

Who has the power to veto legislation?

Judicial

Legislative

Executive

What is a strict reading of limits on government power called?

Absolute monarchy

Limited government

Authoritarianism

Which branch interprets laws and resolves disputes?

Executive

Judicial

Legislative

What ensures equal protection under law?

Due process and equal protection

Commerce clause

Due care

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by MARIA ALEJANDRA TOBAR LAMILLA

What is the supreme law of many democracies?

Which branch enforces laws?

What protects individuals from government overreach?

Which principle divides powers between branches?

What allows courts to review laws for constitutionality?

Which document guarantees due process?

Which word means a person’s first name?

Who has the power to veto legislation?

What is a strict reading of limits on government power called?

Which branch interprets laws and resolves disputes?

What ensures equal protection under law?

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