US GOV’T FINAL
The final will be made up of 50 multiple choice questions. Pay close attention to the number of questions that will be included from each unit that we have studied.
I. Introduction Government Events leading to independence
Types of Government Articles of Confederation
Types of Economies Declaration of Independence
Democracy
II. Constitution Preamble Limited Government
and Amendments Articles Checks and Balances
Amendments Separation of Powers
How to add Amendments Judicial Review
Supremacy Clause Federalism
Popular Sovereignty Necessary and Proper Clause
III. Federalism Concurrent
Enumerated/Expressed
Implied
Reserved
IV. Legislative Branch Facts about members of Congress
Powers of Congress
How a Bill becomes law
Types of Committees
Budget information
V. Executive Branch Facts about President and Vice President
Powers of the President
How the President is elected (Electoral College)
Cabinet
Other offices and agencies that help the President
VI. Judicial Branch Facts about Federal Judges
3 levels of Federal Courts
Information on the US Supreme Court
Types of Jurisdiction
VII. Political Parties
Liberals/Moderates/Conservatives
Unit 1 = 5 questions, Unit 2 - 10 ques, #3 = 5 Ques, #4 = 10 ques,
#5 = 10 ques, #6 = 5 ques, and #7 = 5 ques.
#5 = 10 ques, #6 = 5 ques, and #7 = 5 ques.
Good luck and prep well,
Mr. Thompson
ponies and unicorns
ReplyDeleteI took the first survey and scored slightly to the left but more moderate than anything. I agree with this survey. Then I took the second survey and scored slightly to the right still being close to being moderate. This is the complete opposite of the first survey and would agree more with my results from the first survey I took. In class I scored as a moderate person which seems more like me! Laws are laws, rights are rights, and all are responsible for their actions with the same opportunities.
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