1. AP GOVERNMENT 1 ST Semester Review Pt. 1

2. Items to add to your review sheet  Virginia Plan  New Jersey Plan  Connecticut Compromise  3/5 Compromise  Popular sovereignty  Commerce Clause  Virginia Plan  New Jersey Plan  Connecticut Compromise  3/5 Compromise  Popular sovereignty  Commerce Clause

3. 1. Which level has each power? FEDERAL, STATE, BOTH a.Coin money b.Conduct elections c.Tax citizens d.Regulate interstate commerce e.Create courts & enforce laws FEDERAL, STATE, BOTH a.Coin money b.Conduct elections c.Tax citizens d.Regulate interstate commerce e.Create courts & enforce laws

4. 2. A ___ legislature has 2 houses.

5. 3. The ___ Plan was the idea proposed at the Constitutional convention that would have 2 houses in the legislature, both based on population.

6. 4. The ___ impeaches, while the ___ holds the trial for the impeachment.

7. 5. ___ government is when the majority of the legislature and executive are made up of different parties.

8. 6. ___ and ___ were impeached by congress, but not removed.

9. 7. Amendments may be proposed by ___ of congress and ratified by ___ of the states.

10. 8. ___ was Chief Justice when Marbury v. Madison was decided.

11. 9. What is the topic of each article below? I II III IV V 9. What is the topic of each article below? I II III IV V

12. 10. A ___ election is for a party to choose it candidate while a ___ election is when the office holder is determined.

13. 11. Declare war, tax, coin money, etc are examples of ___ powers given to congress.

14. 12. Conducting elections, education, create local government are ____ powers for states.

15. 13. ___ is the case that stated a state can’t tax the federal government.

16. 14. The ___ clause states that the Constitution is superior over laws, state constitutions, state laws, actions of the president, etc.

17. 15. Collect taxes is a ___ power (one shared by both federal and state governments).

18. 16. Article I Section ___ is where expressed powers are listed.

19. 17. Women, minorities and younger voters are more likely to vote for the ___ party.

20. 18. Those who oppose most government regulations are called ___.

21. 19. Destroy individual initiative is a criticism of ___ while the ___ favor big government when it suits them.

22. 20. A ___ is a collection of people who share some common interests and seek to influence government policy to their benefit.

23. 21. Voters petition to pass a law through a(n) ___ by putting it on the ballot and voting for it, while a(n) ___ is a review by the voters of already passed legislation.

24. 1. Which level has each power? FEDERAL, STATE, BOTH a.Coin moneyFEDERAL b.Conduct electionsSTATE c.Tax citizensBOTH d.Regulate interstate commerceFEDERAL e.Create courts & enforce lawsBOTH FEDERAL, STATE, BOTH a.Coin moneyFEDERAL b.Conduct electionsSTATE c.Tax citizensBOTH d.Regulate interstate commerceFEDERAL e.Create courts & enforce lawsBOTH

25. 2. A ___ legislature has 2 houses. BICAMERAL 2. A ___ legislature has 2 houses. BICAMERAL

26. 3. The ___ Plan was the idea proposed at the Constitutional convention that would have 2 houses in the legislature, both based on population. VIRGINIA 3. The ___ Plan was the idea proposed at the Constitutional convention that would have 2 houses in the legislature, both based on population. VIRGINIA

27. 4. The ___ impeaches, while the ___ holds the trial for the impeachment. HOUSE SENATE 4. The ___ impeaches, while the ___ holds the trial for the impeachment. HOUSE SENATE

28. 5. ___ government is when the majority of the legislature and executive are made up of different parties. DIVIDED 5. ___ government is when the majority of the legislature and executive are made up of different parties. DIVIDED

29. 6. ___ and ___ were impeached by congress, but not removed. BILL CLINTON ANDREW JOHNSON 6. ___ and ___ were impeached by congress, but not removed. BILL CLINTON ANDREW JOHNSON

30. 7. Amendments may be proposed by ___ of congress and ratified by ___ of the states. 2/3 3/4 7. Amendments may be proposed by ___ of congress and ratified by ___ of the states. 2/3 3/4

31. 8. ___ was Chief Justice when Marbury v. Madison was decided. JOHN MARSHALL 8. ___ was Chief Justice when Marbury v. Madison was decided. JOHN MARSHALL

32. 9. What is the topic of each article below? I II III IV V 9. What is the topic of each article below? I II III IV V LEGISLATURE EXECUTIVE JUDICIAL STATES AMENDMENT PROCESS

33. 10. A ___ election is for a party to choose it candidate while a ___ election is when the office holder is determined. PRIMARY GENERAL 10. A ___ election is for a party to choose it candidate while a ___ election is when the office holder is determined. PRIMARY GENERAL

34. 11. Declare war, tax, coin money, etc are examples of ___ powers given to congress. EXPRESSED/DELEGATED 11. Declare war, tax, coin money, etc are examples of ___ powers given to congress. EXPRESSED/DELEGATED

35. 12. Conducting elections, education, create local government are ____ powers for states. RESERVED 12. Conducting elections, education, create local government are ____ powers for states. RESERVED

36. 13. ___ is the case that stated a state can’t tax the federal government. MCCULOCH V. MARYLAND 13. ___ is the case that stated a state can’t tax the federal government. MCCULOCH V. MARYLAND

37. 14. The ___ clause states that the Constitution is superior over laws, state constitutions, state laws, actions of the president, etc. SUPREMACY 14. The ___ clause states that the Constitution is superior over laws, state constitutions, state laws, actions of the president, etc. SUPREMACY

38. 15. Collect taxes is a ___ power (one shared by both federal and state governments). CONCURRENT 15. Collect taxes is a ___ power (one shared by both federal and state governments). CONCURRENT

39. 16. Article I Section ___ is where expressed powers are listed. 8 16. Article I Section ___ is where expressed powers are listed. 8

40. 17. Women, minorities and younger voters are more likely to vote for the ___ party. DEMOCRATIC 17. Women, minorities and younger voters are more likely to vote for the ___ party. DEMOCRATIC

41. 18. Those who oppose most government regulations are called ___. LIBERTARIANS 18. Those who oppose most government regulations are called ___. LIBERTARIANS

42. 19. Destroy individual initiative is a criticism of ___ while the ___ favor big government when it suits them. DEMOCRATS REPUBLICANS 19. Destroy individual initiative is a criticism of ___ while the ___ favor big government when it suits them. DEMOCRATS REPUBLICANS

43. 20. A(N) ___ is a collection of people who share some common interests and seek to influence government policy to their benefit. INTEREST GROUP 20. A(N) ___ is a collection of people who share some common interests and seek to influence government policy to their benefit. INTEREST GROUP

44. 21. Voters petition to pass a law through a ___ by putting it on the ballot and voting for it, while a ___ is a review by the voters of already passed legislation. INITIATIVE REFERENDUM 21. Voters petition to pass a law through a ___ by putting it on the ballot and voting for it, while a ___ is a review by the voters of already passed legislation. INITIATIVE REFERENDUM