US Government Basics Quiz

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Test your knowledge of the three branches and key concepts.

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Froggy Jumps US Government Basics QuizOnline version Test your knowledge of the three branches and key concepts. by Kiarra Panchal 1 Which branch enforces laws and is the final stage of approval? a Judicial b Legislative c Executive 2 Who makes up the Executive Branch? a President, Vice President, and Cabinet b Supreme Court justices c Senate and House 3 What does the Legislative Branch consist of? a Supreme Court b Congress (House and Senate) c President and Cabinet 4 What is the purpose of checks and balances? a To keep power distributed evenly across branches b To give all power to the President c To remove the judiciary 5 What is mercantilism? a A social welfare program b A system emphasizing exports and accumulation of gold and silver c A free trade policy 6 Which Acts restricted colonial trade with others besides Britain? a Navigation Acts b Intolerable Acts c Stamp Act 7 What caused the French and Indian War? a Economic recession b Rivalry over land and empire in North America c Taxation without representation 8 What did the Treaty of Paris 1783 achieve? a Colonial unification under a monarchy b Formal recognition of American independence c Declaration of war on Britain 9 What does the Great Compromise establish? a A strong executive with veto power b Unicameral legislature c Two-house Congress (Senate and House) 10 Why was the Bill of Rights added to the Constitution? a To abolish the Senate b To protect individual rights and limit government power c To grant states more power than the federal 11 Which branch enforces laws and is led by the president, vice president, and cabinet? a Judicial b Legislative c Executive 12 Which branch makes laws and includes the House and Senate? a Legislative b Judicial c Executive 13 What is the main function of the Judicial branch? a Enforce laws b Interpret laws and settle disputes c Create treaties 14 What is the purpose of checks and balances? a Limit citizen rights b Expand federal power c Prevent any branch from dominating 15 Which economic theory emphasizes accumulating gold and silver through trade? a Mercantilism b Socialism c Capitalism 16 What are the two chambers of Congress? a House of Representatives and Senate b President and Cabinet c Supreme Court and Senate 17 What caused the American Revolution largely? a Colonists lacked farms b Colonists taxed without representation c Britain had economic decline 18 What was a major weakness of the Articles of Confederation? a No federal taxes and no federal courts b Strong executive authority c Uniform currency nationwide 19 Why is the Bill of Rights included in the Constitution? a To expand federal power b To limit state rights c To protect individual rights 20 Which precedent did Washington set as president? a Two-term limit b Being called 'Your Highness' c First president to declare war

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US Government Basics QuizOnline version

by Kiarra Panchal

Which branch enforces laws and is the final stage of approval?

Who makes up the Executive Branch?

What does the Legislative Branch consist of?

What is the purpose of checks and balances?

What is mercantilism?

Which Acts restricted colonial trade with others besides Britain?

What caused the French and Indian War?

What did the Treaty of Paris 1783 achieve?

What does the Great Compromise establish?

Why was the Bill of Rights added to the Constitution?

Which branch enforces laws and is led by the president, vice president, and cabinet?

Which branch makes laws and includes the House and Senate?

What is the main function of the Judicial branch?

What is the purpose of checks and balances?

Which economic theory emphasizes accumulating gold and silver through trade?

What are the two chambers of Congress?

What caused the American Revolution largely?

What was a major weakness of the Articles of Confederation?

Why is the Bill of Rights included in the Constitution?

Which precedent did Washington set as president?