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Froggy Jumps Civics Review QuizOnline version Practice test for 7th grade civics. by Taylor 1 What is Segregation? a The unfair treatment of all groups based on prejudice. b The act of voting to elect representatives. c A system where minority groups are isolated or separated from majority groups. 2 What is Civil Disobedience? a A type of government punishment. b The refusal to obey a law you consider unjust in a peaceful way. c A legal method to change a law through the courts. 3 What does the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibit? a Allows segregation in schools with vouchers. b No segregation in public facilities and no racial discrimination for hiring. c Requires all states to ban all protests. 4 What is Appellate Process? a Having a higher court review the results of a lower court. b A method for enacting new laws. c A process to appoint new judges. 5 What is Ex Post Facto law? a Laws that speed up trials. b Laws that require fewer judges. c Laws that punish acts not illegal at the time they were committed. 6 What is Habeas Corpus? a A court order requiring a person to be brought before a judge and charges explained. b A process to remove justices from office. c A ceremonial oath for new presidents. 7 What is Appointment confirmation a A part of checks and balances that the Senate must confirm the presidents choice for selected power b A joint committee c U have to approve u Your appointment 8 What is segregation? a The enforced separation of people, usually by race, in public spaces. b Separate but equal funding for schools. c A peaceful protest method used in courts. 9 Name three leaders known for civil disobedience and one action they took. a Abraham Lincoln – issued Emancipation Proclamation; Franklin D. Roosevelt – New Deal. b Mohandas Gandhi – nonviolent resistance; Martin Luther King Jr. – Montgomery Bus Boycott; Rosa Parks c George Washington – led the Constitutional Convention; Thomas Jefferson – wrote the Declaration. 10 What does the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibit discrimination against? a Race, color, religion, sex, and national origin in many areas. b Discrimination in business only after 1990. c Only gender discrimination. 11 What is the appellate process? a Courts try cases in a single day with no review. b Higher courts review decisions of lower courts for errors. c A judge writes new laws during trials. 12 Ex Post Facto means what? a A law banning retroactive punishment. b Punishing someone for an act that was not illegal at the time it was done. c Punishing only after a crime has been solved. 13 Habeas Corpus is a protection that requires what? a A law to hold trials without juries. b A permit to detain anyone indefinitely. c A court to show a person is lawfully detained. 14 Elastic Clause refers to Congress having: a Implied powers beyond those listed in the Constitution. b Powers shared with the states exclusively. c Only powers strictly enumerated in the text. 15 What are the Steps of the impeachment process? a Presidency appoints judges directly; no Senate vote. b House impeaches; Senate conducts trial; Senate votes; If President, Chief Justice presides; 2/3 Sena c Executive orders replace the impeachment process. 16 Brown v. Board of Education ruled that school segregation is: a Allowed in rural districts only. b Legal if separate facilities are equal. c Unconstitutional; violated equal protection.

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by Taylor

What is Segregation?

What is Civil Disobedience?

What does the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibit?

What is Appellate Process?

What is Ex Post Facto law?

What is Habeas Corpus?

What is Appointment confirmation

What is segregation?

Name three leaders known for civil disobedience and one action they took.

What does the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibit discrimination against?

What is the appellate process?

Ex Post Facto means what?

Habeas Corpus is a protection that requires what?

Elastic Clause refers to Congress having:

What are the Steps of the impeachment process?

Brown v. Board of Education ruled that school segregation is: