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CLEP AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
PRACTICE TEST-GRADED A

12 of the 13 colonies met in Philadelphia in September in 1774 for what? - ANSWER-
The First Continental Congress

After the battles of Lexington and Concord__________________________ convened in
May of 1775 - ANSWER-The Second Continental Congress

"Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness" - ANSWER-"Natural Rights" John Locke's 3
rights, according to Thomas Jefferson and the Declaration of Independence

Congressional powers adopted by the Second Continental Congress on November 15,
1777 - ANSWER-Articles of Confederation

Refers to (one house) legislature or the Confederation Congress - ANSWER-
Unicameral

5 states call to strengthen the national government - ANSWER-Annapolis Convention
September 1786

A revolt of debtor farmers of Western Massachusetts - ANSWER-Shay's Rebellion

James Madison proposed two house legislation plan - ANSWER-Virginia Plan

Two house legislation plan - ANSWER-Bicameral

A one house legislation plan, but expands revenue increases and commerce
regulations - ANSWER-New Jersey Plan

Representation is based on population - ANSWER-Proportional representation

The House of Rep is based n population and Senate is divided equally, each state gets
2. - ANSWER-The Great Compromise or the Connecticut Compromise

Percentages assigned to slaves to determine population in 1783 - ANSWER-Three-
fifths Compromise

Compromise over the vote for the Presidency - ANSWER-Electoral College

The division of the government is known as - ANSWER-The separation of powers

, Limits the powers of one branch of government by the powers given to another branch -
ANSWER-checks and balances

The division of power between the national government and the states - ANSWER-
Federalism

Policy that required broadcasters to present all points of view on important public
issues; abolished in 1987 - ANSWER-fairness doctrine

Categorical grants awarded to states and municipalities in which the amount is
determined by plugging statistics into a specific formula - ANSWER-Formula Grant

Free use of the mail provided to incumbent legislators to keep in touch with constituents
- ANSWER-Franking privilege

oddly shaped districts designed to ensure the win of a particular party - ANSWER-
gerrymandering

Policy of "openness" introduced by Soviet leader, Mikhail Gorbachev to ease tensions
with the US - ANSWER-glasnost

Unsuccessful law, passed in 1985 that was supposed to eliminate the federal gov large
deficits - ANSWER-Gramm-Rudman-Hollings bill

Lyndon Johnson's liberal vision - ANSWER-Great Society

A small group of people controlling a particular policy area, committees, agencies,
lobbying groups. aka cozy triangle - ANSWER-Iron Triangle

More open than an iron triangle; complex web of individuals who shape a policy in the
Modern American Political system - ANSWER-issue network

Southern statutes in the 20th century; rigid, radical caste system - ANSWER-Jim Crow
laws

1997 effort to reduce greenhouse gasses (international) - ANSWER-Kyoto protocol

govt should stay out of people's lives - ANSWER-laissez-faire

Agricultural and mechanical colleges created under the auspices of the Morrill Act -
ANSWER-land-grant colleges

1971 supreme Court ruling, determines whether a law is based on religion - ANSWER-
Lemon Test

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