Unit 3 review (2023)

Federalism is

• a form of government where the power rests in the people through their representatives.

• belief that government gets the power from people who vote.

• sharing of power between the state and federal governments

• process of electing our President

The right to bare arms is protected in the

• 3rd amendment

• 1st amendment

• 2nd amendment

• 8th amendment

Protecting your right from cruel and unusual punishment is protected in the

• 8th amendment

• 10th amendment

• 5th amendment

• 7th amendment

Coining (making) money is an example of

• reserved powers

• concurrent powers

• enumerated powers

• popular sovereignty

Powers that belong to the states are known as

• enumerated

• reserved

• concurrrent

• amendment

Collecting taxes is something both the state and federal government can do. What do we call these powers?

• enumarated

• reserved

• borrowed

• concurrent

The Bill of Rights is the

• first 15 amendments of our Constitution

• first 5 amendments of the Constitution

• 27 amendments of the Constitution

• first 10 amendments of the Constitution

The first amendment protects your right to

• Freedom of speech

• Freedom of Religion

• Freedom of the Press

• Freedom to threaten others

To figure out each states number of electoral votes they get, we add

• the number of judges + number of representatives

• the number of representatives + number of Senators

• the number of judges + number of Senators

A candidate needs to get ___________ electoral votes to be elected the President of the U.S.

• 538

• 100

• 300

• 270