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JamesWilson: Undo revision 906408 by RebeccaWhite (talk)

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2008-04-21T11:06:32Z

Category:Homeschool Curriculum

NathanG: +1 exp points, -1 dead-end page

2008-04-12T19:03:37Z

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Aschlafly: what -> which

2008-02-17T00:18:49Z

what -> which

SharonS at 12:13, January 18, 2008

2008-01-18T12:13:48Z

TimS: Reverted edits by KillerFrenchFry5 (Talk); changed back to last version by MexMax

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KillerFrenchFry5: Replacing page with 'Free your mind! Go to the real wiki: www.wikipedia.org.'

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MexMax: While I agree with some of these changes, it's Aschlafly's exam... I think it should be talkpaged first

2008-01-12T01:23:44Z

While I agree with some of these changes, it's Aschlafly's exam... I think it should be talkpaged first

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-American Government 101
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 <br>Final Exam - Closed Book.
 <br>50 questions; no points deducted for wrong answers.

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 Questions 35 and 36 are based on Lopez v. United States (1995), in which the U.S. Supreme Court invalidated the Gun-Free School Zones Act of 1990.  That law had made it a federal offense "for any individual knowingly to possess a firearm at a place that the individual knows, or has reasonable cause to believe, is a school zone."
-.  Suppose you were the attorney for the United States arguing in favor of the constitutionality of the federal law.  What clause in the Constitution would help you most?
+.  Suppose you were the attorney for the United States arguing in favor of the constitutionality of the federal law.  Which clause in the Constitution would help you most?
 <br>(a) Full Faith and Credit Clause.
 <br>(b) Commerce Clause.
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 <br>(e) Treaty Clause.
-. Suppose you were the attorney for Mr. Lopez.  What principle or doctrine would help you most in arguing that the federal law is invalid?
+. Suppose you were the attorney for Mr. Lopez.  Which principle or doctrine would help you most in arguing that the federal law is invalid?
 <br>(a) federalism.
 <br>(b) Supremacy Clause.
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 <br>(e) all members of Congress in a discussion on the floor of the House of Representatives.
-.  When the President vetoes new legislation, what options are left for trying to pass it?
+.  When the President vetoes new legislation, which options are left for trying to pass it?
 <br>(a) try to get the President to rescind or withdraw his veto.
 <br>(b) try to override the veto with 2/3rds vote in both houses of Congress.
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 <br>(e) 51.
-.  What job is performed by the Attorney General of the United States?
+.  Which job is performed by the Attorney General of the United States?
 <br>(a) He is the top ranking military officer in the Department of Justice.
 <br>(b) He enforces the laws by managing the Department of Justice.
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 <br>(e) State laws are incorporated into the Fourteenth Amendment to apply against Congress.
-.  The “legislative veto” gave Congress the power to veto or invalidate an action taken by the President, such as a decision to deport an illegal alien.  The legislative veto was in nearly 200 federal statutes until it was declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court in INS v. Chadha (1983).  What doctrine do you think the U.S. Supreme Court used to invalidate it?
+.  The “legislative veto” gave Congress the power to veto or invalidate an action taken by the President, such as a decision to deport an illegal alien.  The legislative veto was in nearly 200 federal statutes until it was declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court in INS v. Chadha (1983).  Which doctrine do you think the U.S. Supreme Court used to invalidate it?
 <br>(a) checks and balances.
 <br>(b) federalism.

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 .  Which of the following must be true about every President of the United States?
-<br>(a) She or he is at least 35 years old.
+<br>(a) He is at least 35 years old.
-<br>(b) She or he was born in one of the 50 states.
+<br>(b) He was born in one of the 50 states.
-<br>(c) She or he served as a governor or in Congress before becoming president.
+<br>(c) He served as a governor or in Congress before becoming president.
-<br>(d) She or he fought in the military.
+<br>(d) He fought in the military.
-<br>(e) She or he is a Christian.
+<br>(e) He is a Christian.
 .  When government hurts you by violating your rights under the U.S. Constitution, what is usually your strongest response?
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 <br>(c) in the amendments enacted after the Bill of Rights.
 <br>(d) in the Declaration of Independence.
-<br>(e) in none of the above, but in arguments by people seeking to censor religion.
+<br>(e) in none of the above, but in arguments by people seeking to censor Christianity.
 .  Rank the following in terms of how open they are to public participation, from least open to most open:

American Government Final Exam - Revision history

JamesWilson: Undo revision 906408 by RebeccaWhite (talk)

RebeccaWhite: Replaced content with " gaysex"

BrianCo: sort

EdBot: Category:Homeschool Curriculum

NathanG: +1 exp points, -1 dead-end page

Aschlafly: what -> which

SharonS at 12:13, January 18, 2008

TimS: Reverted edits by KillerFrenchFry5 (Talk); changed back to last version by MexMax

KillerFrenchFry5: Replacing page with 'Free your mind! Go to the real wiki: www.wikipedia.org.'

MexMax: While I agree with some of these changes, it's Aschlafly's exam... I think it should be talkpaged first

RebeccaWhite: Replaced content with "
gaysex"