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Natural law and natural rights are:(1 point)
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Laws and rights created by governments
Laws and rights granted by monarchs
Laws and rights that can be taken away by governments
Laws and rights that exist independent of human law
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Laws and rights created by governments
Laws and rights granted by monarchs
Laws and rights that can be taken away by governments
Laws and rights that exist independent of human law
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b
According to social contract theory, the source of government power is:(1 point)
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The military
The monarchy
Divine right
Popular sovereignty
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The military
The monarchy
Divine right
Popular sovereignty
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b
Republics limit government power through:(1 point)
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Absolutism
Monarchy
Constitutions
Totalitarianism
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Absolutism
Monarchy
Constitutions
Totalitarianism
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b
A problem with the Articles of Confederation's geographic distribution of power was that:(1 point)
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States had unequal representation in Congress
Each state had the same power in Congress regardless of size
Smaller states dominated over larger states
Only the Southern states had power
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States had unequal representation in Congress
Each state had the same power in Congress regardless of size
Smaller states dominated over larger states
Only the Southern states had power
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b
The Declaration of Independence ensures liberty and equality by asserting that:(1 point)
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All men are created equal and endowed with life, liberty, and property
All men are created equal and endowed with liberty and prosperity
All men are created equal and endowed with life and happiness
All men are created equal and endowed with liberty
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All men are created equal and endowed with life, liberty, and property
All men are created equal and endowed with liberty and prosperity
All men are created equal and endowed with life and happiness
All men are created equal and endowed with liberty
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b
The policy of a strong national bank aligned with the beliefs of:(1 point)
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Thomas Jefferson and the Anti-Federalists
Thomas Jefferson and the Anti-Federalists
Alexander Hamilton and the Federalists
Alexander Hamilton and the Federalists
James Madison and the Republicans
James Madison and the Republicans
John Adams and the Democrats
John Adams and the Democrats
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Thomas Jefferson and the Anti-Federalists
Thomas Jefferson and the Anti-Federalists
Alexander Hamilton and the Federalists
Alexander Hamilton and the Federalists
James Madison and the Republicans
James Madison and the Republicans
John Adams and the Democrats
John Adams and the Democrats
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b
Under separation of powers, no one branch has all the power, which:(1 point)
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Protects the interests of the president
Protects the interests of the president
Ensures the judiciary has supremacy
Ensures the judiciary has supremacy
Keeps the people's rights intact
Keeps the people's rights intact
Promotes tyranny
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Protects the interests of the president
Protects the interests of the president
Ensures the judiciary has supremacy
Ensures the judiciary has supremacy
Keeps the people's rights intact
Keeps the people's rights intact
Promotes tyranny
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b
How does Article III of the Constitution achieve the Preamble's goal of establishing justice?(1 point)
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By establishing a police force
By establishing a police force
By creating a fair tax system
By creating a fair tax system
By establishing the judicial branch of government
By establishing the judicial branch of government
By providing welfare programs
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By establishing a police force
By establishing a police force
By creating a fair tax system
By creating a fair tax system
By establishing the judicial branch of government
By establishing the judicial branch of government
By providing welfare programs
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b
An example of the legislative branch checking the power of the executive branch is:(1 point)
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When Congress overrides a presidential veto
When Congress overrides a presidential veto
When Congress impeaches the president
When Congress impeaches the president
When the president appoints Supreme Court justices
When the president appoints Supreme Court justices
When Congress declares war
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When Congress overrides a presidential veto
When Congress overrides a presidential veto
When Congress impeaches the president
When Congress impeaches the president
When the president appoints Supreme Court justices
When the president appoints Supreme Court justices
When Congress declares war
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Laws and rights that exist independent of human law
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Popular sovereignty
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Constitutions
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States had unequal representation in Congress
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All men are created equal and endowed with liberty
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Alexander Hamilton and the Federalists
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Keeps the people's rights intact
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By establishing the judicial branch of government
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When Congress overrides a presidential veto
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