What do you remember from the 3 rd 9 Weeks?. What process is proposed by 2/3 vote of both houses of Congress or it is approved by ¾ of the state legislature?

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What do you remember from the 3 rd 9 Weeks?

What process is proposed by 2/3 vote of both houses of Congress or it is approved by ¾ of the state legislature?

Question #1 Answers A. Impeachment process B. Amendment process C. Declaration of war D. Election process

Amendment process

Who was first secretary of the treasury and favored a national bank and free enterprise?

Question #2 A. Alexander Hamilton B. Thomas Jefferson C. James Madison

Alexander Hamilton

What were two things that George Washington suggested in his Farewell Address?

Question # 4 A. Take over Canada and Mexico B. Stay neutral and he was against political parties.

He was against political parties and wanted the U.S. to be neutral.

What document closed the Americas to further European colonization?

Question # 5 A. Declaration of Independence B. Constitution C. Monroe Doctrine

Monroe Doctrine

What says that the Supreme Court has the power to say that a law can be determined to be unconstitutional?

Question # 6 A. Dred Scott vs Sandford B. Supreme Court vs Congress C. Marbury vs Madison

Judicial Review or Marbury vs Madison

The War of 1812 is called “the second war for Independence” that included the burning of the White House. True or False?

Question # 7 A. True B. False

War of 1812

What economic system gives the freedom to individuals and businesses to operate with little government interference or regulation?

Question # 8 A. Command economy B. mercantilism C. Free enterprise

Free enterprise

What is the idea of spreading power to all people including common people and ensuring majority rule called?

Question # 9 A. Popular sovereignty B. republicanism C. Jacksonian democracy

Jacksonian democracy

What purchase almost doubled the size of the United States in 1803?

Question # 10 A. Louisiana Purchase B. Mexican Cession C. Gadsden Purchase

Louisiana Purchase

Who served as Supreme Court justice for 34 years and established the idea of judicial review?

Question # 11 A. John Adams B. John Marshall C. Alexander Hamilton

John Marshall

What are the first 10 Amendments to the Constitution called?

Question # 12 A. Preamble B. Bill of Rights C. Articles of Confederation

Bill of Rights

Andrew Jackson fought at the Battle of New Orleans and was called “Old Hickory.” True or False

Question # 13 A. True B. False

Old Hickory= Andrew Jackson

List the 5 ideas contained in the first amendment to the Constitution.

Speech, religion, press, assembly, petition

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