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Ohio Air Test Part 1 Preperation Questions and Answers 100% Pass What event brought about the adoption of the 25th Amendment? - President John F. Kennedy was assassinated and was succeeded by Vice President Johnson, who had heart problems himself. In 1851, Ohio drafted a new constitution that w...

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Ohio Air Test Part 1 Preperation
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What event brought about the adoption of the 25th Amendment? - ✔✔President John F. Kennedy was

assassinated and was succeeded by Vice President Johnson, who had heart problems himself.


In 1851, Ohio drafted a new constitution that was meant to address problems of the original state

constitution. These problems included:


-An overburdened judicial branch


-A significant amount of state government debt


-An overly powerful legislative branch


Select all of the ways that the Ohio Constitution of 1851 addressed these problems. - ✔✔1) It instituted

debt limitations.


2) it required major executive officials to be elected into office.


3) it created district courts.


During the 1920s, the manufacture, sale, transportation, import, or export of alcoholic beverages was

illegal across the United States. Why did it take the ratification of the 21st Amendment to the Constitution

in 1933 to make alcohol manufacture, sale, transportation, importation, or exportation legal again? -

✔✔Alcohol was banned by an amendment to the Constitution, and only another amendment could

repeal it.




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What was one change made by the 1851 Ohio Constitution that affected how the state was governed? -

✔✔The 1851 Ohio Constitution limited the amount of debt the state could accumulate.


The 20th Amendment, ratified in 1933, shortens the period between Election Day and the time when the

president and members of Congress take office. What situation made the 20th Amendment a practical

improvement? - ✔✔After the election, the outgoing president was eager to step down and hand over the

heavy responsibility of the office to another leader.


Citizens must choose between a plan to build a new city auditorium or a plan to restore the old one.

Supporters of the new auditorium claim that building a new auditorium would be more economical than

restoring the old one. In evaluating the credibility of this claim, citizens should pay particular attention

to... - ✔✔the projected cost data provided by architects and accountants.


A town council faces budget cuts and can no longer afford to pay for landscaping in town parks. How

could a citizen work within his or her own community to help the local government address this

problem? - ✔✔by organizing a group of residents to volunteer for weekly park maintenance


Why might lawmakers increase taxes and decrease government spending? - ✔✔to decrease the level of

demand


After the end of the Civil War, which goal did the federal government hope to accomplish during

Reconstruction? - ✔✔establishing freedoms for former slaves


Select all of the ways the federal government attempted to accomplish establishing freedoms for former

slaves. - ✔✔- ratification of the 14th Amendment


- guaranteeing African American males the right to vote


- abolishment of slavery


How can a citizen become involved in addressing problems that affect the entire state? - ✔✔by signing

petitions to place issues on the ballot


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