Title: U.S.
1U.S. Documents
Federal Government
Fundamental Principles
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2Which document was written during the American
Revolution to establish the powers of the new
national government?
3Articles of Confederation
4What document replaced the Articles of
Confederation?
5 6Give 2 weaknesses of the Articles of
Confederation.
7Provided for a weak national governmentGave
Congress no power to tax or regulate tradeNo
common currencyEach state one vote regardless of
sizeprovided for no executive or judicial branch
8What document was added to the Constitution to
give more individual rights?
9Bill of Rights
10What is a system that divides governmental powers
between national government and the governments
of the states?
11Federal Government
12Powers not given to the national government by
the Constitution of the United States are given
to the states. What are those powers called?
13Reserved
14Powers given to the National Government and
written specifically in the Constitution are
called?
15Expressed
16Which level in the Federal system is responsible
for public health, safety, and welfare?
17 18- You do not have to say the pledge of allegiance
in school. This statement is an example of a
_____________ power.
19 20- Where do the states get their power from in the
Constitution?
21 22- Which principle states that the government and
those who govern are bound by the law?
23 24- Government type where the people rule
25 26- People are the source of any and all governmental
power
27 28- Government is not all-powerful and may do only
those things people have given it the power to do.
29 30- System of government where people elect public
officeholders to make laws and conduct government
on their behalf
31 32- The town hall wants to display a nativity scene
on the front lawn during the week before Christmas
33 34- College students at an anti-war demonstration
burn a U.S. flag to show their disagreement with
the governments stand.
35 36- What are unalienable rights?
37 38- The preamble to the Constitution begins with
39 40- What is the process for amending the constitution?
41- Ratification by the states
- Action by Congress or Convention
42- How many senators are there in the U.S. Senate
43 44- How many representatives are there in the House
of Representatives?
45 46- How old do you have to be to become a U.S or VA
senator?
47 48- How many years do you need to be a U.S. citizen
for the VA House of Delegates and the U.S. House
of Representatives?
49 50- How many VA senators are there in the VA General
Assembly?
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