Unit 3 Quiz

How did many of the charters of English colonies in North America contribute to the expansion of representative democracy?

• The English king remained the highest executive authority.

• Royal governors were established as the highest colonial authority.

• Native American Indians were given representation in colonial legislatures.

• Many colonies were granted the right to form legislative bodies.

Which freedoms are guaranteed under the 1st Amendment? Select TWO correct answers.

• Freedom of Speech

• Freedom to Quarter Soldiers

• Freedom to Property

• Freedom of Petition

• Freedom to a Jury Trial

What must punishment for crimes be equivalent to, according to the Eighth Amendment?

• The severity of the crimes

• The popularity of the accused

• The time of day

• The number of witnesses

According to the Eighth Amendment, what right do citizens have?

• Right to free speech

• Right to bear arms

• Right to bail

• Right to vote

What is the maximum rubric score mentioned in the document?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

What is the main theme of the Eighth Amendment?

• Freedom of speech

• Right to privacy

• No cruel or unusual punishment

• Right to education

What is the correct interpretation of the Eighth Amendment according to Response C Score: 1?

• Punishments should be frequent

• No cruel or unusual punishment

• Punishments are not needed

• Punishments should be severe

What are the three branches of government described in the U.S. Constitution?

• Legislative Branch, Executive Branch, Judicial Branch

• Federal Branch, State Branch, Local Branch

• Administrative Branch, Policy Branch, Legal Branch

• National Branch, Regional Branch, Community Branch

What does the principle of separation of powers ensure?

• Only Congress can make laws

• States can make their own laws

• The President can make all decisions

• Citizens can vote in elections

Which principle is demonstrated when people are governed by both state and national laws?

• Federalism

• Limited government

• Separation of powers

• Monarchy