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Why do many citizens choose to join political parties?

A.To elect a Supreme Court justice

B.To exercise their right to vote in general elections

C.To organize their efforts to achieve common goals

D.To maintain the balance of power among the branches of government

A 100

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C. To organize their efforts to achieve common goals

A 100

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In the 100 years following the American Revolution, some American slowly gained more and more political rights.

What happened during the 1820s that made it easier for white men who did not own property to influence public policy?

A. They were granted the right to vote.

B. They were granted the right to free speech.

C. They were granted the right to publish newspapers.

D. They were granted the right to attend government meetings.

A 200

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A. They were granted the right to vote.

A 200

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What did Frederick Douglass help to accomplish?

A.The abolition of slavery

B.The regulation of child labor

C.The creation of public schools

D.The unionization of railroad workers

A 300

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A. The abolition of slavery

A 300

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Which right found in the Magna Carta is also included in the United States Constitution?

A.Right to vote

B.Right to a trial by jury

C.Freedom of the press

D.Freedom of assembly

A 400

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B. Right to a trial by jury

A 400

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A 500

Jan Logan opposes a bill in her state legislature that would raise the speed limit on rural highways. She believes that a higher speed limit would lead to more auto accidents in her community.

Identify one method Jan could use to keep this bill from becoming a state law in a representative democracy, and describe how the method accomplishes it goal.

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•Jan can call, write, meet with, or e-mail her state representative to inform him or her of her views about raising the speed limit and influence him or her to vote against the bill.

•Jan could make public speeches about the dangers of raising the speed limit in order to persuade other citizens to oppose the bill.

•Jan could write a letter to the editor of one or more newspapers explaining her point of view.

•Jan could organize a protest demonstration or rally against the bill.

•Jan could circulate a petition against the bill

•Jan could gather information to publish and distribute fliers to inform other about the dangers of the bill.

A 500

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One way United States citizens can participate in government is by voting.

The right o participate in government through voting originated in which ancient civilization?

A.Rome

B.Egypt

C.Greece

D.Bablyon

B 100

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C. Greece

B 100

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How did the abolitionists work to end slavery?

A. By taking military action against the national government.

B. By threatening Southern slave owners with violence

C. By creating newspapers and making speeches against slavery

D. By holding anti-slave parades throughout the South.

B 200

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C. By creating newspapers and making speeches against

slavery

B 200

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What conclusion can be drawn from the information in the chart?

A. Presidential electors have always been directly elected by voters.

B. The method of selecting Presidential electors has not changed.

C. Voters cannot be trusted to elect Presidential electors.

D. The method of selecting Presidential electors became more democratic.

B 300

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D. The method of selecting Presidential electors became

more democratic.

B 300

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How do some citizens participate in the government of a traditional, absolute monarchy?

A.They may serve on councils advising the ruler.

B. They elect their ruler by popular vote.

C. They rule on whether their leader has acted according to law.

D.They join the ruler’s political party. B 400

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A. They may serve on councils advising the ruler.

B 400

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Use the information in the excerpt below to answer the following question.

This provision of the Magna Carta had a great impact on the American system of government. Which statement best summarizes this impact?

A. Government officials are forbidden to impose taxes without the consent of the people.

B. All laws must be passed by the people’s representatives.

C. No laws may be suspended without the approval of the legislature.

D. Government cannot imprison someone without first providing a jury trial.

B 500

“No free man shall be taken or imprisoned or [have his property taken]…or in any way be ruined, nor will be go against him, except by the lawful judgment of his peers or by the law of the land.”

- Magna Carta, 1215

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D. Government cannot imprison someone without first providing

a jury trial.

B 500

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Frederick Douglass was an abolitionist reformer. What important civic goal were abolitionists working towards?

A.To keep the United States out of foreign wars.

B. To block immigration to the United States.

C. To end slavery in the United States.

D.To get citizens to take a more active role in government.

C 100

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C. To end slavery in the United States.

C 100

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The Magna Carta established rights that were important to the formation of the American system of government. Which right did it establish?

A. The people’s representatives must pass all laws.

B. The federal government was superior to the states.

C. Citizens should be protected against unlawful imprisonment.

D. Slavery was evil and must be prohibited.

C 200

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C. Citizens should be protected against unlawful imprisonment.

C 200

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During the nineteenth century, what was the main goal of the women’s rights movement in the United States?

A.Giving the right to vote to women

B.Sharing housework with men

C.Allowing women to run for office

D.Gaining equal pay for equal workC 300

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A. Giving the right to vote to women

C 300

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C 400

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How can the actions of President Andrew Jackson towards the American Indians best be described?

A.Disregard for many American Indian rights

B.Cooperation and respect for American Indians

C.Tolerance and help for all American Indians

D.Idealism and esteem of American IndiansC 400

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A. Disregard for many American Indian rights

C 400

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Use the information in the excerpt below to answer the question.

What action did Stanton take to advance the goal stated above?

A. She served as a conductor on the Underground Railroad.

B. She tried to vote in New York State elections.

C. She organized the Seneca Falls Convention.

D. She spoke out against the evils of slavery.

C 500

“It is the sacred duty of the women of this country to secure their right to the elective franchise.”

-Elizabeth Cady Stanton

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C. She organized the Seneca Falls Convention.

C 500

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Under which form of government do common citizens have the most civic participation?

A.A government led by a monarch

B.A representative democracy

C.A government led by religious leaders

D.A dictatorial form of governmentD 100

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B. A representative democracy

D 100

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How did the Underground Railroad help the victims of injustice?

A.By helping individuals escape from slavery.

B.By opposing unjust taxes.

C.By adopting American Indian Children.

D.By demonstrating in favor of the vote for women.

D 200

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A. By helping individuals escape from slavery

D 200

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Frederick Douglass and Elizabeth Cady Stanton were both reformers. In what way were they similar?

A.They sought to improve the social and political conditions of some groups.

B. They sought better treatment for the American Indians.

C. They sought to open new areas to white settlers.

D.They sought to end poll taxes that made voting difficult for some groups.

D 300

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A. They sought to improve the social and political conditions of

some groups

D 300

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Which statement provides the best evidence that the United States has become more democratic in the course of its history?

A. America has emerged as the most powerful nation in the world.

B. Americans enjoy the world’s highest standard of living.

C. Poverty has almost been eliminated in the United States.

D. Amendments have extended the franchise to all adults citizens. D 400

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D. Amendments have extended the franchise to all adults

citizens.

D 400

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“We hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men are created equal.” In what way ere these words of Thomas Jefferson’s from the Declaration of Independence contradicted by actions he took in his lifetime?

A. He spoke out in favor of Enlightenment ideals.

B. He supported the ideals of the French Revolution.

C. He was an owner of slaves.

D. He founded the University of Virginia.

D 500

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C. He was an owner of slaves.

D 500

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The abolitionists were a group of American dedicated to ending slavery. How did the abolitionists mainly work to achieve their goal?

A. By taking military action against the federal government.

B. By forming alliances with foreign governments.

C. By delivering speeches and writing books against slavery.

D. By offering to buy slaves from Southern slave owners.

E 100

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C. By delivering speeches and writing books against slavery.

E 100

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Examine the provisions below to answer the question.

Which document included these provisions?

A. Magna Carta

B. Articles of Confederation

C. Northwest Ordinance

D. U.S. ConstitutionE 200

12. “No aid [a form of taxes] is to be levied in our realm [kingdom] except by common consent of the realm.”

39. “No freeman shall be arrested or imprisoned our outlawed or exiled or in any other way be harmed, nor will [the king] go or send against him except by the lawful judgment of his peers or by the law of the land.”

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A. Magna Carta

E 200

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Carefully examine the chart below in order to answer the question.

What conclusion can be drawn from the chart above?

A. The Bill of Rights was created to protect our individual rights.

B. The United States has gradually become more democratic.

C. Citizens participate in various ways under different forms of government.

D. The U.S. Constitution needs to be redrafted to make it more democratic.

E 300

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B. The United States has gradually become more democratic.

E 300

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In a representative democracy, the government gets its power from?

A.God

B.The king

C.A dictator

D.The people

E 400

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D. The people

E 400

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A government in which power is passed to a ruler’s children is called a?

A.Limited government

B.Dictatorship

C.Absolute monarchy

D.Democracy

E 500

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C. Absolute monarchy

E 500

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