Government 2305 Exam Verified Marking Scheme New Update (Verified A+ Pass)
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Government 2305 Exam Verified Marking Scheme New Update (Verified A+ Pass)
What was the most common form of taxation during the colonial era - Answers - taxes on commercial products and activites
The Boston tea party resulted in all the following except - Answers - a boston massacure
bicam...
Government 2305 Exam Verified Marking
Scheme New Update (Verified A+ Pass)
What was the most common form of taxation during the colonial era - Answers -✔✔
taxes on commercial products and activites
The Boston tea party resulted in all the following except - Answers -✔✔ a boston
massacure
bicameralism is a constitutional principle that means - Answers -✔✔ division of
congress in two chambers
The consitiution expressly gave the supreme court that power of judicial review over
confress and the president - Answers -✔✔ false
which of the following was not a way the framers tried to make the senate a check
against excessive democracy - Answers -✔✔ senators are the only officials immune
from impeachment
What did the NJ plan propose for congress - Answers -✔✔ representation would be
equal
what is the 3/5 compromise - Answers -✔✔ determined that 3 out 5 slaves would be
counted for purposes of representation and taxation
Under the articles of confederation it was left to the laws passed by congress - Answers
-✔✔ states
the Great Compromise led to the - Answers -✔✔ creation of a bicameral congress
shays rebellion was significant because it - Answers -✔✔ convinced many observers
that the government of the confederation had become dangerously inefficient and
indecisive.
What was the southern manifesto - Answers -✔✔ the refusal by southern congressman
in 1956 to obey supreme court decisions outlawing racial segregation
how has the structure of federalism allowed for the longevity of the us government -
Answers -✔✔ all of the above
which level of gov. writes the majority of all criminal laws? - Answers -✔✔ states
governments
, what is the main purpose behind the privilages and immunities clause of Article IV? -
Answers -✔✔ it prevents a state from giving special favors to its own residents or
discriminating from non residents
the authority of the states to regulate the safety, healthy, and even morals of its citizens
is called - Answers -✔✔ Police power
if a state grants a city the ability to govern its own local affairs, this delegation of power
is known as - Answers -✔✔ home rule
gibbons vs ogden was important bc - Answers -✔✔ established the supremecy of the
national government in all matters affecting interstate commerce
which clause of the cons has been critical in allowing growth of national power -
Answers -✔✔ commerce clause
what have many political scientists call labratories of democracy - Answers -✔✔ the
states
the cons. limited the power of the federal gov. in order to promote? - Answers -✔✔
equality
Members of congress can represent the people in two ways; as a ____, a member of
congress acts on the express prefrences of his or her consitituency; as a ____, a
member is more loosely tied to consitituents and makes the decisions he or seh thinks
are the best - Answers -✔✔ delegate, trustee
why does the house have greater party unity than the senate - Answers -✔✔ house
leaders have more organized control over the actions of representatives than the senate
leaders do.
pork barrel legislation - Answers -✔✔ deals with specific projects and their location
within a particular congressional district
a senator or representative running for re-election is called the - Answers -✔✔
incumbent
which idea of representation says that a legislation should be viweed as someone
whom voters hire to represent their interests - Answers -✔✔ agency representation
the process of allocating congressional seats among the 50 states is called? - Answers
-✔✔ apportionment
oversight can best be described as - Answers -✔✔ efforts of congress to supervise the
manner in which its laws are implemented by the executive branch
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