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104 Multiple choice questions

Term 1 of 104
republic

a form of government in which people elect representatives to act on their behalf

the principle that gov must protect the legal rights of citizens. these protections are
grounded in the bill of rights and inform the American judicial system


triggered by the democratic party's return to statewide power in Texas

A functional division of governmental offices and personnel used in U.S. national
government and state governments, including that of Texas.

Term 2 of 104
Why does the text describe the amendment process as a decision tree? Choose the BEST
answer.

the amendment process is comprised of a series of decisions made by various actors

a feature of a political system that gives each branch of government some degree of
oversight and control over the actions of other branches.


they intended for all ratified amendments to have widespread support


the amendment process's consensus requirements

Term 3 of 104
8 of the 17 amendments added after the bill of rights address which if the following issues?

education

they were two of the most populous states


a bicameral legislature

federal elections

,Term 4 of 104
The principle of the separation of powers was PRIMARILY intended to do which of the
following?

compulsory school attendance

the governor


that they were subject to oppressive taxes from the British Crown

limit the power of the central gov

Term 5 of 104
The US gov required what in order for Texas to qualify for readmission to the union?

Texas had to reject laws passed under the confederacy

states cons are amended more frequently than national constitutions


the US constitution has a much more rigorous amendment process

that they were subject to oppressive taxes from the British Crown

Term 6 of 104
why is the Texas constitution so hard to understand?

extensive length and disorganization, combined with the framers' refusal to hire a
stenographer


they wanted to ensure that the people would be represented indirectly

the preamble, the branches of gov, and the state and national govs and amendment
precess

they intended for all ratified amendments to have widespread support

,Term 7 of 104
which of these is considered an advantage of the amendment process?

a bicameral legislature


vague language allows for flexibility and diversity in interpretation

the failure of the equal rights amendment shows the difficulty of modifying the
constitution

the preamble, the branches of gov, and the state and national govs and amendment
precess

Term 8 of 104
which event made delegates rush to adopt the 1836 con?

the meeting of the first continental congress

fighting during the battle of the alamo

Thomas Jefferson


a system of choosing political officeholders in which the voters directly cast ballots for
the person, persons, or political party that they desire to see elected

Term 9 of 104
how many executive offices does article four outline? (Texas)

it had been created under pressure from Washington and the radical republicans

ensuring that state respect the laws of other states

a high level of detail is specified in the constitution, including policy matters such as the
creation of hospital districts


6

, Term 10 of 104
which courts did the constitution establish? (Tex)

constitutional courts


election

states cons are amended more frequently than national constitutions

ratification of the articles by unanimous consent of the states

Term 11 of 104
which of the following statements about the amendment process is accurate?

vague language allows for flexibility and diversity in interpretation

through proposal by a two-thirds vote in congress, and approval by three-fourths of the
state legislatures

they intended for all ratified amendments to have widespread support


the failure of the equal rights amendment shows the difficulty of modifying the
constitution

Term 12 of 104
why did the framers make it relatively difficult to amend the constitution?

the failure of the equal rights amendment shows the difficulty of modifying the
constitution


extensive length and disorganization, combined with the framers' refusal to hire a
stenographer

they intended for all ratified amendments to have widespread support

that they were subject to oppressive taxes from the British Crown

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