7 Principals Review

Government-7th Grade

7 Principles of Government

Poll

Who Gives the Government its Power?

• People

• Constitution

• Government

Multiple Select

Which of the following are examples of how James Madison limited government?

• The Bill of Rights

• Checks and Balances

• Separation of Powers

• Coin money

• impose taxes

Multiple Choice

How is power divided between the Executive, Judicial, and Legislative Branches of the government?

• individual rights

• federalism

• separation of power

Poll

What is Popular Sovereignty?

• All political power comes from the people. The people give the consents to be governed.

• The government only has powers that are set forth in the Constitution.

• Constitution divides powers among the three branches of government.

Multiple Choice

Which principal is the judicial Branch interpreting the law?

• Limited Government

• Republicanism

• Separation of Powers

• Federalism

Multiple Choice

- Voters are able to vote for a new president every 4 years.

• Check and Balances

• Federalism

• Limited Government

• Republicanism

Multiple Choice

The people give their consent to be governed.

• Limited government

• Federalism

• Popular Sovereignty

• Individual rights

Multiple Choice

The Supreme Court declares a law passed in 1996 as unconstitutional. This is an example of which principle?

• Checks and balances

• Federalism

• Limited Government

• Individual rights

Multiple Select

Which of the following are NOT part of the 7 Principles?

• Federalism

• Paying Taxes

• Limited Government

• serving in the military

• Veto a bill

Multiple Choice

The Constitution allows for each state to declare it's own driving laws. Which principle is shown?

• individual rights

• separation of powers

• law and order

• federalism

Multiple Choice

The governor can veto a law that they don't think will benefit their citizens.

• checks and balances

• federalism

• limited government

• republicanism

Poll

Congress is the only branch that has the power to pass a Bill into Law

• Yes

• No

• I have no idea