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Froggy Jumps Civics ChallengeVersion en ligne Civics knowledge test par Sam 1 What does the Constitution do? a Creates state borders by law b Passes all laws automatically c Establishes the framework of government and protects rights 2 What is due process? a Freedom from all legal procedures b Immediate punishment for crimes c Fair treatment through the legal system 3 Name the three branches of the U.S. government. a Legislative, Executive, Judicial b Federal, State, Local c Monarchy, Senate, Council 4 What is the primary job of the Legislative Branch? a Enforce laws b Interpret laws c Make laws 5 Which of the following is a civic duty? a Paying taxes b Buying a national defense bond c Voting 6 What does the Judicial Branch do? a Creates laws b Interprets laws c Executes laws 7 What is a veto? a The court ruling to halt a law b The president refuses to sign a bill into law c A governor's approval of a bill 8 which landform is most suitable for large-scale farming? a mountains b deserts c plains 9 what was the main result of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo? a US gained Alaska b US gained southwestern territory c Texas became independent 10 which map element helps determine distance a Compass Rose b Legend c Scale 11 why were rivers important to early settlers? a they created deserts b they blocked travel c they provided water and transportation 12 which region was known as the "breadbasket"? a New England b Middle Colonies c Southern Colonies 13 What was a major cause of the Mexican-American War? a Disputes over Canada b Annexation of Texas c Gold discovery in California 14 What theme of Geography focuses on where things are? a Place b Location c Region 15 Why are mountains important ecologically? a They reduce biodiversity b They provide habitats and water sources c They stop rainfall 16 Why was Hawaii important to the US? a Farming b Cultural exchange c Strategic military and trade location 17 What was the most important result of the Louisiana Purchase? a It ended slavery b It doubled the size of the US c It created new states immediately 18 Why are rivers important to human settlement? a They prevent farming b They limit movement c They provided water and transportation 19 What example best represents human-environment interaction? a Finding a location on a map b Building irrigation systems for farms c Identifying a region 20 What economic system developed in the southern colonies because of its geographical location? a Fishing industries b Small family farms c Plantation agriculture 21 What was a major weakness of the Articles of Confederation? a Strong military b No power to tax c Too many courts 22 Which amendment ended slavery? a 15th b 19th c 13th 23 Which freedom is protected by the First Amendment? a Bear arms b Trial by jury c Freedom of speech 24 What is an example of a push factor? a Job opportunities b War and violence c Better education 25 What is the main difference between push and pull factors? a Push forces, pull attracts b Push attracts, pull forces c Both are the same 26 What term describes unfair treatment based on race? a Prejudice b Discrimination c Racism 27 What was a major push factor for Irish immigrants? a The great famine b job opportunities c religious freedom 28 which group of people faced internment? a Japanese Americans b Hispanic Americans c African Americans 29 Which example represents forced migration? a Enslaved Africans being transported b moving for a job c traveling for school 30 which is a pull factor? a Job opportunities b war and famine c discrimination 31 What is the Elastic Clause? a system that allows Congress to make proper and necessary laws b A clause that is stretchy c An adverb

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What does the Constitution do?

What is due process?

Name the three branches of the U.S. government.

What is the primary job of the Legislative Branch?

Which of the following is a civic duty?

What does the Judicial Branch do?

What is a veto?

which landform is most suitable for large-scale farming?

what was the main result of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo?

which map element helps determine distance

why were rivers important to early settlers?

which region was known as the "breadbasket"?

What was a major cause of the Mexican-American War?

What theme of Geography focuses on where things are?

Why are mountains important ecologically?

Why was Hawaii important to the US?

What was the most important result of the Louisiana Purchase?

Why are rivers important to human settlement?

What example best represents human-environment interaction?

What economic system developed in the southern colonies because of its geographical location?

What was a major weakness of the Articles of Confederation?

Which amendment ended slavery?

Which freedom is protected by the First Amendment?

What is an example of a push factor?

What is the main difference between push and pull factors?

What term describes unfair treatment based on race?

What was a major push factor for Irish immigrants?

which group of people faced internment?

Which example represents forced migration?

which is a pull factor?

What is the Elastic Clause?