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POLS 210 Week 1 Quiz Latest
Question 1 of 10
Which is NOT a form of justice described in
the text?
- retributive
- blind
- restorative
- distributive
Question 2 of 10
Which statement about the balance of power
between the federal and state governments is most accurate?
- The federal government is always losing power.
- The balance of power is the same as when the
Constitution was first ratified.
- The United States now has a national system and not a
federal system.
- It is dynamic with power sometimes leaning toward the
states and sometimes towards the federal government.
Question 3 of 10
Which of the following statements about
federalism is true?
- It’s the most common form of government in the world.
- It’s the form of government used in the United States.
- It’s identical to a unitary system.
- It has a weaker central government than a confederal
system.
Question 4 of 10
Which is a power/responsibility exercised
solely by the federal government?
- taxation
- education
- war
- safety
Question 5 of 10
What does “separation of powers” mean?
- This concept has to do with spreading power among three
branches of government so no one branch would have unitary power.
- Based on the 10th Amendment, the federal government has
one set of powers, and anything not specified for it in the Constitution
reverts to the states.
- This is what is causing the partisanship in Congress –
having two chambers (i.e., House and Senate) with different powers.
- This concept has to do with the national military
Services relative to the states’ National Guards.
Question 6 of 10
What was the name of the USA’s first form of
government?
- The US Constitution
- The Declaration of Independence
- The Emancipation Proclamation
- The Articles of Confederation
Question 7 of 10
Liberty, equality, order, and justice are
examples of what?
- political values
- religious values
- economic values
- production values
Question 8 of 10
Which form of federalism consists of the
federal and state governments working together on issues?
- cooperative
- dual
- layer-cake
- nationalism
Question 9 of 10
- Utopia
- public goods
- conflicting national priorities
- primarily private responsibilities
Question 10 of 10
Which concept is specifically written in the
Bill of Rights?
- separation of church and state
- protection from offensive language
- the right to healthcare
- the right of the people to keep and bear arms
POLS 210 Week 2 Quiz Latest
Question 1 of 10
Which statement about the US party system is
most accurate?
- Presidents must be from either the Democratic Party or
the Republican Party.
- The Constitution never mentions political parties.
- Parties are not concerned with winning elections.
- Voters must declare membership in a political party to
vote.
Question 2 of 10
Which statement about voter turnout rates is
true?
- Whites are least likely to vote.
- Men are twice as likely to vote as women.
- Voter turnout roughly the same for each election.
- The young have lower voting rates than the elderly.
Question 3 of 10
What do the 15th, 19th, and 26th amendments
have in common?
- The expanded voting rights in the United States.
- They all were repealed in the third Constitutional
Convention.
- They limited the rights of immigrants to vote.
- They had nothing to do with voting.
Question 4 of 10
How often does the US have federal elections?
- every year if mandated by state conventions.
- every two years.
- whenever a vote of no-confidence succeeds.
- every four years.
Question 5 of 10
Which statement is NOT true about party
identification?
- People always vote for the party with which they
identify.
- Party identification can change for voters.
- The Democratic Party generally has an edge in party ID
over the Republican Party.
- Many voters calling themselves independent vote
consistently for either the Republicans or Democrats.
Question 6 of 10
Who monitors election campaign finances and
spending?
- Federal Reserve
- Supreme Court
- Federal Elections Commission
- National Campaign Bureau
Question 7 of 10
- third party
- majority party
- insignificant party
- wasted-vote party
Question 8 of 10
Which is considered an ideology?
- party identification
- voter suppression
- democracy
- liberalism
Question 9 of 10
What is NOT a purpose of a professional
politician’s campaign?
- It’s to accurately portray candidates so voters can
make the best choice.
- It’s to develop and control the image of a candidate.
- It’s to portray the opposing candidate in a bad light.
- It’s to win an election.

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