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Talk:American Government Final Exam (view source)
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Today is April 20th.
Ruby B's answers:
1. (c) 3, legislative, executive and judiciary
2. (b) He was born in one of the 50 states.
3. (d) sue in federal court.
4. (e) state government.
5. (d) a system of co-sovereigns that allows for a strong state government.
6. (e) Over 65.
7. (a) a clause in the Constitution that says federal law is supreme over local laws.
8. (e) asking people how they just voted on Election Day.
9. (a) an unauthorized release of information to the press.
10. (e) the President can order that the atomic bomb be dropped on a foreign country.
11. (c) selecting the nominees for president for political parties.
12. (e) an unelected person whose job is to try to persuade elected officials how to vote.
13. (a) giving special preferences to someone because of their race or gender.
14. (e) in none of the above, but in arguments by people seeking to censor Christianity.
15. (c) III, I, II
16. (c) criminal suspects.
17. (c) 5.
18. (b) Engel v. Vitale (1962).
19. (e) uglier.
20. (b) ask to see a search warrant first and not allow him in without a warrant.
21. (b) sometimes political change requires attracting support from both major parties.
22. (c) requiring disclosure of the contents of the food.
23. (b) They won some delegates to their political parties’ national conventions, and status as frontrunners for future primaries in other states.
24. (e) dealings and negotiations with foreign nations: foreign policy
25. (b) because politics is like a team sport, and elections are usually won by major political parties
26. (d) Congress
27. (b) allows journalists to keep the identities of their sources secret.
28. (c) how often they worship God.
29. (b) The views of voters change as Election Day approaches.
30. (e) right to pursuit of happiness.
31. (e) always speak the truth, even if it offends many voters.
32. (c) everyone knows who the president is
33. (a) freedom of association
34. (e) I only.
35. (d) Fourth Amendment.
36. (b) Supremacy Clause.
37. (e) judicial activism.
38. (d) a committee in Congress.
39. (b) try to override the veto with 2/3rds vote in both houses of Congress.
40. (e) Department of Homeschooling
41. (e) 51.
42. (b) He enforces the laws by managing the Department of Justice.
43. (c) “Do you think an innocent man should receive the death penalty?”
44. (b) executive.
45. (b) an interest group, Mothers Against Drunk Driving
46. (d) the end of the Cold War.
47. (c) was defeated because men and women are already treated exactly identically.
48. (a) it infringes on commercial speech.
49. (d) The Fourteenth Amendment incorporates the Bill of Rights to apply against the states.
50. (c) separation of powers.
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