CSET Social Science (Subtest #3 CIVICS, GOV, ECON,
CSET Social Science (Subtest #3 CIVICS, GOV, ECON,
CSET Social Science (Subtest #3 CIVICS, GOV, ECON,
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Practice Questions Already Graded A+ - Whose ideas most influenced Thomas Jefferson in writing the Declaration of Independence? - John Locke's vision of the role of the government - What was the means through which the issue of the Fr...
CSET Social Science (Subtest #3 CIVICS, GOV, ECON,
CSET Social Science (Subtest #3 CIVICS, GOV, ECON,
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CSET Social Science (Subtest #3 CIVICS, GOV, ECON, CA HISTORY)
Practice Questions Already Graded A+
- Whose ideas most influenced Thomas Jefferson in writing the Declaration of Independence?
- John Locke's vision of the role of the government
- What was the means through which the issue of the Freedom of Press was first brought to the
attention of American revolutionaries?
- The Trial of John Peter Zenger
- How does the United States government preserve the freedom and rights of the people?
- By guaranteeing personal liberties such as freedom of speech, religion, and due process of law in the
Bill of Rights
- Which of the following is the obligation of the citizens based on the reciprocal nature of citizenship
laws?
- The obligation to vote
, - Which article of the US Constitution clarifies the relationship between the states and the federal
government?
- Article Four
- Who wrote the Bill of Rights?
- James Madison
Montesquieu's the Spirit of the Laws ✔️What was the intellectual basis of the establishment of the
three branches of the government?
The power of the Congress to impeach the president ✔️Which one is an example of the application of
the principle of Checks and Balances?
Hear any suits brought against a state ✔️Based on the 11th Amendment to the Constitution, the
Supreme Court does not have the authority to...
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