AP Government Unit 1 Test

The president can not fire a Supreme Court justice if they make a ruling against the interest of the president's beliefs. This is an example of…

• limited government
• judicial review
• separation of powers
• natural rights

Natural rights….given to us by God… were highlighted in which founding document

• Declaration of Independence
• Constitution
• Articles of Confederation
• Magna Carta

I pay my taxes and when aliens invade and try to probe me I expect our secret force from Area 51 to protect me….this would be an example of…

• social contract
• natural rights
• popular sovereignty
• separation of powers

When we elect our president….he represents every single citizen in the country….this shows the concept of

• republicanism
• social contract
• checks and balances
• executive power

The president tried to veto part of a law but keep the rest of it….the part he liked….and in doing so he changed the way the law worked thus creating a new law….we sued him and the Supreme Court said he violated which Constitutional concept?

• separation of powers
• the bureaucracy of the federal government
• popular sovereignty
• reserved powers

When the #metoo movement took off and became wide spread on the national level….this would be an example of …..

• participatory democracy
• pluralist theory
• hyper pluralism
• reserved powers

Pluralist theory could be most related to which of the following federalist papers?

• 10
• 51
• 70
• 78
• Brutus 1

When the student council executive council gets to choose the prom theme without the students getting a voice….this would be an example of

• elite democracy
• separation of powers
• pluralist theory
• fiscal federalism

The NRA, the National organization of women and the NAACP (all interest groups) fight for power in the government…..keeping each in check so that no one group can get to much power….this would be an example of

• pluralist theory
• elite democracy
• checks and balances
• natural rights

Extending the republic to control factions would be which federalist paper?

• 10
• 51
• 70
• 78
• Brutus 1