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Froggy Jumps American HistoryOnline version Unit 3 - 5th Grade by Jessica Welch 1 1. What does popular sovereignty mean? a C. The people are the source of government power b A. The president has the most power c B. Congress makes all decisions 2 2. Which action best shows popular sovereignty? a B. Citizens voting in an election b C. Congress passing a law c A. A judge making a ruling 3 3. What does consent of the governed mean? a C. People give the government permission to rule b B. Citizens cannot change laws c A. Leaders rule without permission 4 4. How do citizens show consent of the governed? a C. Voting for leaders and representatives b A. Ignoring laws c B. Protesting every law 5 5. What is the rule of law? a B. Leaders are above the law b A. Laws only apply to citizens c C. Everyone must follow the law 6 6. Which situation best shows the rule of law? a B. A government official being punished for breaking the law b C. Citizens choosing which laws to follow c A. A leader changing laws to help themselves 7 7. What does general welfare mean? a B. Laws that help keep people safe and healthy b C. Rules that limit freedom c A. Laws that help leaders 8 8. Which is an example of promoting the general welfare? a B. Providing fire and police protection b A. Canceling elections c D. Raising taxes without purpose 9 9. Which document is the supreme law of the United States? a A. Declaration of Independence b B. Articles of Confederation c C. Constitution 10 10. What is the main purpose of the Constitution? a A. To declare independence b B. To list complaints c C. To organize government and limit its power 11 11. How many branches of government are there? a C. Three b A. Two c B. Four 12 12. Which branch makes the laws? a A. Executive b C. Legislative c B. Judicial 13 13. Which branch enforces the laws? a C. Executive b B. Judicial c A. Legislative 14 14. Which branch interprets the laws? a B. Executive b C. Judicial c A. Legislative 15 15. Why are checks and balances important? a A. They make laws faster b B. They give power to one branch c C. They prevent one branch from becoming too powerful 16 16. Which is an example of a check and balance? a A. Citizens voting b D. Paying taxes c B. The president vetoing a law 17 17. What does federalism mean? a A. One level of government has all power b B. States control the federal government c C. Power is shared between national and state governments 18 18. Which is an example of federalism? a B. States running schools while the federal government runs the military b A. The Supreme Court ruling on a law c C. Congress passing laws 19 19. What is the Bill of Rights? a A. A list of government powers b B. The first ten amendments protecting individual rights c C. A plan for government 20 20. Why was the Bill of Rights added to the Constitution? a C. To create states b B. To protect citizens’ freedoms c A. To give leaders more power 21 21. Which right is protected by the Bill of Rights? a B. Paying taxes b C. Freedom of speech c A. Owning land 22 22. Which right allows people to practice their beliefs? a A. Freedom of the press b D. Right to vote c B. Freedom of religion 23 23. Which principle means government power comes from the people? a C. Popular sovereignty b B. Rule of law c A. Federalism 24 24. Which principle means laws apply to everyone equally? a A. Consent of the governed b C. Rule of law c B. Federalism 25 25. Which principle focuses on helping society as a whole? a A. Popular sovereignty b C. General welfare c B. Rule of law 26 26. Why do citizens have responsibilities in a democracy? a B. To remove laws b A. To control the government c C. To help the government function properly 27 27. Which responsibility helps support consent of the governed? a A. Ignoring elections b B. Voting in elections c D. Protesting all laws 28 28. Which level of government is closest to the people? a C. State b A. National c B. Federal 29 29. Why did the Founders divide power among branches? a B. To limit voting b C. To prevent abuse of power c A. To make laws faster 30 30. Which idea best describes a democracy? a A. Power belongs to one ruler b B. Government controls citizens c C. People participate in government decisions

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by Jessica Welch

1. What does popular sovereignty mean?

2. Which action best shows popular sovereignty?

3. What does consent of the governed mean?

4. How do citizens show consent of the governed?

5. What is the rule of law?

6. Which situation best shows the rule of law?

7. What does general welfare mean?

8. Which is an example of promoting the general welfare?

9. Which document is the supreme law of the United States?

10. What is the main purpose of the Constitution?

11. How many branches of government are there?

12. Which branch makes the laws?

13. Which branch enforces the laws?

14. Which branch interprets the laws?

15. Why are checks and balances important?

16. Which is an example of a check and balance?

17. What does federalism mean?

18. Which is an example of federalism?

19. What is the Bill of Rights?

20. Why was the Bill of Rights added to the Constitution?

21. Which right is protected by the Bill of Rights?

22. Which right allows people to practice their beliefs?

23. Which principle means government power comes from the people?

24. Which principle means laws apply to everyone equally?

25. Which principle focuses on helping society as a whole?

26. Why do citizens have responsibilities in a democracy?

27. Which responsibility helps support consent of the governed?

28. Which level of government is closest to the people?

29. Why did the Founders divide power among branches?

30. Which idea best describes a democracy?