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C963 POLS 1030



American Politics & the
US Constitution

OBJECTIVE ASSESSMENT GUIDE



2024

,1. Which clause in the US Constitution is often cited to justify the federal
government's authority over state governments?
- A. Supremacy Clause

- B. Commerce Clause
- C. Necessary and Proper Clause

- D. Equal Protection Clause

- Answer: A. Supremacy Clause
- Rationale: The Supremacy Clause asserts that federal law takes
precedence over state law.



2. In Federalist No. 10, James Madison argues that a large republic will...
- A. Increase the likelihood of factions.

- B. Decrease the likelihood of factions.

- C. Make it easier for factions to dominate politics.

- D. None of the above.
- Answer: B. Decrease the likelihood of factions.
- Rationale: Madison believed that a large republic would dilute
factional influence.



3. Which amendment primarily addresses the issue of Congressional
compensation?

, - A. 25th Amendment

- B. 27th Amendment

- C. 20th Amendment

- D. 10th Amendment

- Answer: B. 27th Amendment

- Rationale: The 27th Amendment delays laws affecting Congressional
salary from taking effect until after the next election.



4. The "non-delegation doctrine" in American constitutional law refers to:
- A. The idea that the executive branch cannot delegate powers to
Congress.

- B. The principle that Congress cannot delegate its legislative powers to
agencies.

- C. The rule that states cannot delegate powers to local governments.

- D. The concept that the judiciary cannot delegate ruling responsibilities
to lower courts.

- Answer: B. The principle that Congress cannot delegate its legislative
powers to agencies.
- Rationale: Non-delegation doctrine restricts legislative delegation to
ensure separation of powers.



5. Who has the power to impeach the President of the United States?
- A. Senate

- B. House of Representatives

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