AP Gov Final Exam Review| UPDATED 2024/2025| Complete Answer
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AP Gov Final Exam Review| UPDATED
2024/2025| Complete Answers
What best defines federalism?
- A division of power between national and state governments
The process by which individuals learn their political beliefs and values is known as:
- Political socialization
What is the primary role...
AP Gov Final Exam Review| UPDATED
2024/2025| Complete Answers
What best defines federalism?
- A division of power between national and state governments
The process by which individuals learn their political beliefs and values is known as:
- Political socialization
What is the primary role of the Speaker of the House?
- To lead the House of Representatives and manage its legislative agenda
What is the purpose of the Establishment Clause in the First Amendment?
- To prevent the government from establishing an official religion
What is a core function of the bureaucracy?
- Implementing and enforcing government policies
In which system do voters directly elect both the legislative and executive branches of
government?
- Presidential system
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,What is the significance of *Gideon v. Wainwright* (1963)?
- It established the right to legal counsel for defendants in criminal cases
Which type of grant provides states with broad discretion on how to spend federal funds?
- Block grant
What is the purpose of the War Powers Resolution of 1973?
- To limit the President's ability to send troops into combat without congressional approval
Which part of the Constitution requires states to return fugitives to the state where the crime was
committed?
- Extradition Clause
The primary responsibility of Congressional committees is to:
- Draft and review legislation
What is an example of an independent regulatory agency?
- Federal Reserve Board
Which principle allows the Supreme Court to strike down laws that violate the Constitution?
- Judicial review
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, Which amendment lowered the voting age to 18?
- 26th Amendment
A law that punishes a person without a trial is called:
- A bill of attainder
Which group is most likely to vote in elections?
- Wealthy, educated, older citizens
What was the primary purpose of the Voting Rights Act of 1965?
- To eliminate barriers to voting for African Americans
What is the role of the Senate Judiciary Committee?
- To investigate the qualifications of judicial nominees
Which amendment prohibits the government from requiring excessive bail?
- 8th Amendment
What is the primary purpose of interest groups in the U.S. political system?
- To influence public policy and legislation
What is the primary goal of the Civil Service Reform Act?
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