5 Written Questions

1. national government deny states right to tax federal bank
2. general grant like crime prevention
3. Representatives who cast the final ballot that actually elects the President.
4. proposed by 2/3 of Congress and 3/4 of state legislation
5. Attorney General

5 Matching Questions

1. Escobedo v. Illinois
2. how many electoral votes does california have
3. 6th Amendment
4. Who wrote the federalist papers
5. Veto override

1. a 2/3 in both houses in Congress
2. b 55
3. c right to an attorney
4. d John Jay, James Madison, Alexander Hamilton
5. e right to counsel

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. law created in 1939 restricrs the type and extent of political activity a federal bureaucrat may conduct. modified in 1993
   1. hatchet act
   2. patronage
   3. Pendelton Act
   4. de facto
2. voters rights
   1. 19th Amendment
   2. 15th Amendment
   3. 17th Amendment
   4. 4th Amendment
3. Libel/slander, obscentity, clear and present danger, commercial
   1. categorial grant
   2. How many judges on Supreme court
   3. four categories of unprotected speech
   4. 3 types of governments
4. by right legally
   1. Roe v Wade
   2. Cloture
   3. Unitarian
   4. de jure
5. conservatism-->reactionaryism-->fascism
   1. left of the ideological spectrum
   2. right of the ideological spectrum
   3. Two Basic American Ethos
   4. categorial grant

5 True/False Questions

1. How many judges on Supreme court → 9

   True        False

2. Yellow dog Democrat → Direct democracy, Republic (representative government)

   True        False

3. Baker v. Carr → states congressional district smust be approximately equal in population.

   True        False

4. Pendelton Act → when you select someone for something they did for someone of high power

   True        False

5. Disadvantages of federalism → Direct democracy, Republic (representative government)

   True        False