Mid-Term Test 01/05/2016 Flashcards

(18 cards)

1
Q

What is the total population of your state, individually?

A

(Arizona) 6.731 million, (Utah) 2.943 million

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2
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With the information that you researched with “missing persons” does it become a more serious issue if the person is under the age of 18? If so how?

A

No

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3
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For every 700,000 residents in a state representative which also becomes a _______ vote during a Presidential election.

A

Electoral votes

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4
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Do state Governors vote in the Senate House? If so, when? If not, who does?

A

No, the House of Representatives do

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5
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In class, we talked about the impact of the recent measures passed in the state of Oregon, which controversial topic were approved by the residents of the state?

A

Marijuana use

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6
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What was your thinking behind voting in the Senate house regarding the social issues, session 1?

A

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7
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What were the colonists who favored the British cause called? Oh. 98

A

Loyalists

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8
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In class, we discussed important taxes are as a responsibility, what made the Confederation unsuccessful (during the late 1700s) in generating revenue from local residents?

A

The tax protest, The Whiskey Rebellion

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9
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What keeps one branch from getting to much power?

A

The system of checks and balances

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10
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What two documents are the most important in American History?

A

The Bill of Rights, The Constitution

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11
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How much older does a senator have to be than a representative?

A

5 years (Sen. 30 years, Rep. 25 years)

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12
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What steps did a region take as it moved toward statehood? Pg. 166

A

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13
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What is a Delegate? What role do they play in the establishment of a state?

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A person sent to represent others,

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14
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In your personal opinion, what is the best way to begin to pay down our overall dept.

A

Don’t buy things we don’t need and reduce our expenses.

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15
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In addition to the things forbidden Congress, list four things that states are forbidden to do.

A

Coining their own money.
Making treaties with foreign powers.
Declare war on another state.
Grant any title of nobility.

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16
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What is the primary function of the legislative branch?

A

Making new laws or changing existing laws

17
Q

The president of the United States of America must meet 3 major requirements?

A

You must be born in the US.
You have to be a citizen for at least 14 years.
You have to be over 35.

18
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What name was given to the petition the second continental Congress sent to the king? What was the kings response?

A

The Olive Branch Petition. The king refused and ordered the army to suppress the rebellious colonists.