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Froggy Jumps AP US Gov Review QuizOnline version Finals prep questions by Charlotte Danahy 1 What does the Supremacy Clause establish in the U.S. Constitution? a State laws override federal law b Local ordinances override federal law c Federal law overrides state law when in conflict 2 Which amendment protects freedom of speech, religion, and press? a Fifth Amendment b First Amendment c Second Amendment 3 Which body has the power to declare war in the U.S. system? a Congress b Supreme Court c President 4 What is the primary role of the Executive Branch? a Enforce laws b Write laws c Interpret laws 5 Which court case established judicial review? a Marbury v. Madison b McCulloch v. Maryland c Brown v. Board of Education 6 Which institution is most directly responsible for proposing fiscal policy? a Supreme Court b Congress (appropriations) and President (budget) c Federal Reserve 7 What is federalism? a Power shared only with local municipalities b Division of power between national and state governments c A single centralized government 8 Which branch confirms federal judges and justices? a House of Representatives b Senate c Executive Office 9 Which civil rights landmark addressed school desegregation? a Brown v. Board of Education b Roe v. Wade c Gideon v. Wainwright 10 Which type of political participation is most common in the U.S.? a Holding government office b Protesting in the streets c Voting in elections 11 Which principle states government derives its power from the people? a Judicial review b Federalism c Popular sovereignty 12 Which document introduced the idea of checks and balances in government? a The United States Constitution b Articles of Confederation c The Federalist Papers 13 What is the main purpose of the Bill of Rights? a Establish judicial supremacy b Protect individual liberties c Create a bicameral legislature 14 Which plan proposed a bicameral Congress with representation by state population? a Virginia Plan b Connecticut Compromise c New Jersey Plan 15 Which compromise settled representation in Congress between large and small states? a The Great Compromise (Connecticut Compromise) b Three-Fifths Compromise c Commerce Compromise 16 What does federalism mean in the U.S. system? a Shared power between national and state governments b Judicial supremacy over all others c Rule by a single person 17 Which branch can veto laws passed by Congress? a The Speaker of the House b The President c The Supreme Court 18 Which power lets Congress check the President by overriding a veto? a Pocket veto by the President b Judicial review c Override veto with a 2/3 vote in both houses 19 Which amendment guarantees freedom of speech? a Second Amendment b Fourth Amendment c First Amendment 20 Which document declared independence from Britain and outlined grievances? a Constitution b Articles of Confederation c Declaration of Independence

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by Charlotte Danahy

What does the Supremacy Clause establish in the U.S. Constitution?

Which amendment protects freedom of speech, religion, and press?

Which body has the power to declare war in the U.S. system?

What is the primary role of the Executive Branch?

Which court case established judicial review?

Which institution is most directly responsible for proposing fiscal policy?

What is federalism?

Which branch confirms federal judges and justices?

Which civil rights landmark addressed school desegregation?

Which type of political participation is most common in the U.S.?

Which principle states government derives its power from the people?

Which document introduced the idea of checks and balances in government?

What is the main purpose of the Bill of Rights?

Which plan proposed a bicameral Congress with representation by state population?

Which compromise settled representation in Congress between large and small states?

What does federalism mean in the U.S. system?

Which branch can veto laws passed by Congress?

Which power lets Congress check the President by overriding a veto?

Which amendment guarantees freedom of speech?

Which document declared independence from Britain and outlined grievances?