AP Chapter 13 Review
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AP Chapter 13 Review
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Multiple Select
Check all of the expressed powers of Congress.
lay and collect taxes
declare war
make treaties
borrow money
declare laws unconstitutional
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Open Ended
List and explain two ways Congress and Parliament are different.
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Congress is the
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Multiple Choice
___________ occurs if a bill is stalled in committee in the House and 218 members sign this and it is brought to a full House vote.
cloture
double tracking
filibuster
discharge petition
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Fill in the Blanks
When a bill passes in the House and Senate, but in different versions, a
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Multiple Choice
According to the Supreme Court ruling in Baker v. Carr
racial gerrymandering was a violation of the due process clause
it created a one person, one-vote standard when reviewing congressional districts
stated the 17th Amendment requires regular review of congressional districts
stated the 10th Amendment reserves power to the states to review congressional districts
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Poll
According the the Constitution, revenue bills must originate in
the House
the Senate
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Multiple Choice
Congressional districts are drawn by
state legislatures
United States district courts
the Supreme Court
Congress
state governors
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Multiple Choice
Congressional leadership in the House and the Senate BOTH include
A minority leaders as powerful as a majority whip
A speaker of the House that confers with a majority leader
leaders NOT based on their political party
majority and minority whips
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Open Ended
The framers intended the Senate and the House to represent the will of the people and the states. Explain how they accomplised these two goals based on the structure of the two chambers.
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Fill in the Blanks
In
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Multiple Choice
Which role is adopted by a congressional member that wants to vote to please their constituents?
politico
delegate
trustee
attitudinal
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Fill in the Blanks
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Poll
Most bills that are referred to a committee are never sent to the full Congress.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Which type of committee is there for a limited time and purpose like the Senate of Indian Affairs committee?
standing
select
joint
conference
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Open Ended
Most Congressional members voting patterns correlate with what?
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following are bills that give tangible benefits to constituents in hopes of winning their votes?
earmarks
franking privilege
logrolling
pork-barrel
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