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US Constitution Exemption Test (UGA) Exam Questions With Revised Answers Common Sense - answerThomas Paine; pamphlet forcefully arguing for independence from Great Britain Social Contract - answersuggests that gov'ts are only legit if they are created by a voluntary compact among the people 12; NY - answer____/13 states approved the Declaration of Independence→ _____ abstained Articles of Confederation - answerThe first constitution; specified the basic organization, powers and limits of the government. Passed by the Second Continental Congress in 1777. central government authority, interstate commerce, currency - answerArticles of Confederation lacked ______ ____ ________, _______ _________, and ___________. Constitutional Convention - answer55 delegates attended to draft the constitution in Philly; framers were not common folk → they were wealthy men. Virginia Plan - answerProposed by the larger states; wanted gov't based on population in states. Proposed creation of a gov't with three branches—the legislative, executive, and judicial, a 2 house legislature, and a legislature with the power to select the executive and the judiciary. New Jersey Plan - answerProposed by the smaller states; wanted equal representation of states. Wanted to strengthen the Articles and not replace them, create a one-house legislature with one vote for each state, and give Congress the power to raise revenue from duties on imports and from postal service fees. Create a Supreme Court ©THEBRIGHTSTARS 2024 GREAT COMPROMISE (Connecticut Compromise) - answerSETTLED DISPUTES OVER THE VIRGINIA AND NEW JERSEY PLANS; called for a lower legislative house based on population size (House of Reps) and an upper house based on equal representation of the states (Senate) Separation of Powers - answerdivides the power of government among the legislative, executive, and judicial branches, each staffed separately, with equality and independence of each branch ensured by the Constitution Checks & Balances - answerconstitutionally mandated structure that gives each of the three branches of government some degree of oversight and control over the actions of the others Federal System - answersystem of government in which the national government and state governments share power and derive all authority from the people James Madison was a huge proponent of this Legislative - answerArticle I is about.... congress; house; senate - answerAll legislative powers are given to _________, which is made up of the _________ and the __________. 2 - answerMembers of the House of Representatives are elected every ____ years 435 - answerHow many members are in the House of Representatives? 1:30,000 - answerNumber of Representativeness (in the House) cannot exceed __ for every _________. Writs of Election - answerFill vacancies in the House of Representatives 25 - answerMembers of the House must be at least ____ years old 7 - answerMembers of the House must be ___ years a citizen Tax & Tariff - answerWhat legislation starts in the House? 6 - answerHow many years is the term for a member of the Senate? 2 - answerHow many Senators in each state? 17th - answerWhich amendment gave po

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US Constitution Exemption Test (UGA)
Exam Questions With Revised Answers


Common Sense - answer✔✔Thomas Paine; pamphlet forcefully arguing for independence from
Great Britain

Social Contract - answer✔✔suggests that gov'ts are only legit if they are created by a voluntary
compact among the people

12; NY - answer✔✔____/13 states approved the Declaration of Independence→ _____
abstained

Articles of Confederation - answer✔✔The first constitution; specified the basic organization,
powers and limits of the government. Passed by the Second Continental Congress in 1777.

central government authority, interstate commerce, currency - answer✔✔Articles of
Confederation lacked ______ ____ ________, _______ _________, and ___________.

Constitutional Convention - answer✔✔55 delegates attended to draft the constitution in Philly;
framers were not common folk → they were wealthy men.

Virginia Plan - answer✔✔Proposed by the larger states; wanted gov't based on population in
states.


Proposed creation of a gov't with three branches—the legislative, executive, and judicial, a 2
house legislature, and a legislature with the power to select the executive and the judiciary.

New Jersey Plan - answer✔✔Proposed by the smaller states; wanted equal representation of
states.


Wanted to strengthen the Articles and not replace them, create a one-house legislature with one
vote for each state, and give Congress the power to raise revenue from duties on imports and
from postal service fees. Create a Supreme Court

, ©THEBRIGHTSTARS 2024


GREAT COMPROMISE (Connecticut Compromise) - answer✔✔SETTLED DISPUTES OVER
THE VIRGINIA AND NEW JERSEY PLANS; called for a lower legislative house based on
population size (House of Reps) and an upper house based on equal representation of the states
(Senate)

Separation of Powers - answer✔✔divides the power of government among the legislative,
executive, and judicial branches, each staffed separately, with equality and independence of each
branch ensured by the Constitution

Checks & Balances - answer✔✔constitutionally mandated structure that gives each of the three
branches of government some degree of oversight and control over the actions of the others

Federal System - answer✔✔system of government in which the national government and state
governments share power and derive all authority from the people
James Madison was a huge proponent of this

Legislative - answer✔✔Article I is about....

congress; house; senate - answer✔✔All legislative powers are given to _________, which is
made up of the _________ and the __________.

2 - answer✔✔Members of the House of Representatives are elected every ____ years

435 - answer✔✔How many members are in the House of Representatives?

1:30,000 - answer✔✔Number of Representativeness (in the House) cannot exceed __ for every
_________.

Writs of Election - answer✔✔Fill vacancies in the House of Representatives

25 - answer✔✔Members of the House must be at least ____ years old

7 - answer✔✔Members of the House must be ___ years a citizen

Tax & Tariff - answer✔✔What legislation starts in the House?

6 - answer✔✔How many years is the term for a member of the Senate?

2 - answer✔✔How many Senators in each state?

17th - answer✔✔Which amendment gave power to the people?
Originally, vacancies filled by legislature → but this amendment allows people in special
election

Continuing Body - answer✔✔⅓ of senate are up for election each 2 year period

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