CSET Subtest III Questions With Correct Solutions

CSET Subtest III Questions With CSET Subtest III Article 1 - ANS Legislative Branch (powers, eligibility requirements & limitations) Article 2 - ANS Executive Branch (powers, eligibility requirements, & Limitations) Article 3 - ANS Judicial Branch (powers, eligibility requirements, & Limitations) Article 4 - ANS Roles, rights, & privileges of the States and their citizens Article 5 - ANS Amendment process of the Constitution Article 6 - ANS Maitenance of previous debts, supremacy of the constitution, & Oaths of office Article 7 - ANS Ratification Process of the Constitution consumer index - ANS - Measures the average price for a defined basket of goods & services - CPI is the most well know measure for US inflation (fed reserve) - Represents a typical basket of goods for an urban household CPI = Cost of basket at current price/ Cost of basket at base price Maubary vs Madison - ANS Established judicial review which allows the Supreme Court to rule a law unconstitutional & void the law Brown v. Board of Education - ANS Ruled that separate but equal segregation was unconstitutional. It then permitted POC to be in the same schools as whites. Organized labor - ANS employees come together to demand a change in the workplace (workers united; Collective Bargaining) Electoral College - ANS A group selected by the states to elect the president and the vice-president, in which each state's number of electors is equal to the number of its senators and representatives in Congress Citizens duties - ANS Obey laws, pay taxes, defend the nation (optional), serve in court, attend school Cesar Chavez - ANS Organized Union Farm Workers (UFW); help migratory farm workers gain better pay & working conditions Recall - ANS procedure whereby voters can remove an elected official from office Refferendum - ANS Gives voters the ability to approve or reject laws passed by the state legislator. Initiative - ANS - Amendments or changes to the constitution which are submitted by voters for approval. - People must be able to collect enough signatures to to change some aspect of the constitution Correct Solutions