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Spring 2026 PSC 101 Study QuizVersión en línea Key concepts from the study guide. por Stacy Rains 1 Define checks and balances in terms of preventing excessive democracy. a A system where each branch limits the others to prevent majority overreach b A system of direct democracy c A separation of church and state d A bicameral legislature 2 What does dual citizenship mean in civil liberties, and which cases relate to it? a Citizens have only federal rights; Marbury v. Madison; Brown v. Board b Citizenship protections exist at both federal and state levels; Barron v. Baltimore (1833); incorporation via 14th Amendment (e.g., Gitlow v. NY, 1925) c Citizens have only state rights; Plessy v. Ferguson; Roe v. Wade d Citizenship is personal union of law; Dred Scott; Fletcher v. Peck 3 What did the 15th Amendment do and why was the Voting Rights Act of 1965 needed? a Abolished slavery; VRA to honor Reconstruction b Ended all poll taxes; VRA to enforce school integration c Prohibited voter discrimination based on race; VRA 1965 addressed ongoing barriers to Black voters d Gave women the vote; VRA to protect urban voters 4 Name two types of federalism and define them. a Compact federalism: states sign contracts; Layered federalism: powers stack b Unitary federalism: centralizes all power; Confederalism: states hold all sovereignty c Literal federalism: only federal power; Imaginary federalism: no government d Dual federalism: separate spheres for states and national government; Cooperative federalism: shared policymaking 5 Difference between de jure and de facto segregation? Give an example of each. a De jure: segregation by law (e.g., Jim Crow laws); De facto: segregation in practice (e.g., housing patterns) b De jure: economic; De facto: political c De jure: voluntary; De facto: universal d De jure: in reality; De facto: by court ruling 6 Which two constitutional clauses helped expand the federal government's role, and their effect on federalism? a Equal Protection Clause and Due Process Clause; did not affect federalism b Establishment Clause and Free Exercise Clause; limited federal power c Prayer Clause and Tenth Amendment; reduced federal power d Commerce Clause and Necessary and Proper Clause; expanded national power over states 7 Name the two constitutional clauses that regulate state interactions. a Establishment Clause; Free Exercise Clause b Due Process Clause; Equal Protection Clause c Commerce Clause; Necessary and Proper Clause d Full Faith and Credit Clause; Privileges and Immunities Clause 8 Explain the Necessary and Proper Clause and its relation to implied powers. a Forbids any beyond listed powers; negates implied powers b Veto power over state laws; independent of implied powers c Allows Congress to make laws needed to execute enumerated powers; enables implied powers d Only grants military powers; not related to implied powers 9 What are the two clauses that define religious freedom in the First Amendment? a Equal Protection Clause and Privileges and Immunities Clause b Commerce Clause and Supremacy Clause c Establishment Clause and Free Exercise Clause d Speech Clause and Due Process Clause 10 Why are the Gettysburg Address and the Emancipation Proclamation important? a Created the first amendments to the Constitution b Symbolize national unity and ending slavery, shaping constitutional ideals c Led to the formation of the Articles of Confederation d Established the federal reserve system

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Spring 2026 PSC 101 Study QuizVersión en línea

por Stacy Rains

Define checks and balances in terms of preventing excessive democracy.

What does dual citizenship mean in civil liberties, and which cases relate to it?

What did the 15th Amendment do and why was the Voting Rights Act of 1965 needed?

Name two types of federalism and define them.

Difference between de jure and de facto segregation? Give an example of each.

Which two constitutional clauses helped expand the federal government's role, and their effect on federalism?

Name the two constitutional clauses that regulate state interactions.

Explain the Necessary and Proper Clause and its relation to implied powers.

What are the two clauses that define religious freedom in the First Amendment?

Why are the Gettysburg Address and the Emancipation Proclamation important?