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Foundations of American Government


Froggy Jumps Foundations of American GovernmentVersión en línea multiple choice game about the origins of democracy in America por DOUGLAS JANTZEN 1 Which of the following influencers is often credited with the idea of separation of powers? a Rousseau b Locke c Montesquieu 2 The right to life, liberty, and property defines these types of rights a natural rights b voting rights c everyday rights 3 This influencer believed governments should be so powerful that no citizen would consider questioning it. a Locke b Hobbes c Rousseau 4 Rousseau believed in this type of democracy in which people have a say in all matters. a representative democracy b citizen democracy c direct democracy 5 Which of these situations best explains the term popular sovereignty a people having the power to vote b people breaking laws c people going to school 6 This fundamental principle of American government suggests that nobody, not even leaders, are allowed to break laws. a checks and balances b rule of law c popular sovereignty 7 Which of these is true of the Articles of Confederation? a It was the first form of government in America b It is still in use today c it put too much power in the national government 8 Which of these was NOT a weakness of the Articles of Confederation? a It couldn't control trade between the states b It required citizens to pay high taxes c It didn't have the power to raise an army 9 People who opposed the Constitution were commonly called a Federalists b Anti-Federalists c Haters 10 What were the Federalist Papers? a 85 essays trying to explain why the Constitution was good b 85 essays trying to explain why the Constitution was bad c 85 essays explaining why America was breaking up with England 11 Which of these was a big concern of Anti-Federalists? a the Constitution didn't give enough power to the national govt. b the Constitution failed to include a Bill of Rights c the Constitution was too wordy 12 Which of these was NOT a primary author of the Federalist Papers? a Alexander Hamilton b James Madison c John Locke 13 Federalism is best defined as... a a government run by a president b a separation of power between states and a national govt. c a system of government separated into 3 branches 14 Republicanism (or Representative Democracy) is a type of government in which a people vote for individuals to make decisions for them b people have no say in who becomes a leader c people must choose a republican instead of a democrat 15 What is the purpose of checks and balances? a ensuring that a president has more power than anyone else b ensuring that the 3 branches of govt. all have power and none is more than the others. c ensuring that citizens can vote on all important matters 16 Which of these accurately defines the Bill of Rights? a It consists of all amendments to the Constitution b It's the 1st 10 amendments to the Constitution c It includes every right a citizen has in America 17 Which of these core principles of democracy prevents the government from becoming too powerful? a separation of powers b natural rights c majority rule 18 What needed to be done for the Constitution to replace the Articles of Confederation? a Federalists needed to approve it b 9 out of 13 states needed to approve it c All Americans needed to vote in favor of it 19 John Locke had a big influence on this American author of the Declaration of Independence a Thomas Jefferson b George Washington c Benjamin Franklin 20 When people voluntarily give up certain rights to be protected by a government they have agreed to what? a a social contract b a state of nature c a representative government

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Foundations of American GovernmentVersión en línea

por DOUGLAS JANTZEN

Which of the following influencers is often credited with the idea of separation of powers?

The right to life, liberty, and property defines these types of rights

This influencer believed governments should be so powerful that no citizen would consider questioning it.

Rousseau believed in this type of democracy in which people have a say in all matters.

Which of these situations best explains the term popular sovereignty

This fundamental principle of American government suggests that nobody, not even leaders, are allowed to break laws.

Which of these is true of the Articles of Confederation?

Which of these was NOT a weakness of the Articles of Confederation?

People who opposed the Constitution were commonly called

What were the Federalist Papers?

Which of these was a big concern of Anti-Federalists?

Which of these was NOT a primary author of the Federalist Papers?

Federalism is best defined as...

Republicanism (or Representative Democracy) is a type of government in which

What is the purpose of checks and balances?

Which of these accurately defines the Bill of Rights?

Which of these core principles of democracy prevents the government from becoming too powerful?

What needed to be done for the Constitution to replace the Articles of Confederation?

John Locke had a big influence on this American author of the Declaration of Independence

When people voluntarily give up certain rights to be protected by a government they have agreed to what?