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AHSGE History III

Explore key concepts such as presidential powers, federalism, separation of powers, and landmark Supreme Court cases shaping the American government.

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AHSGE History III

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  1. AHSGEHistory III

  2. The President’s refusal to sign a bill.

  3. The President’s refusal to sign a bill. veto

  4. What office in the executive branch has as one of his duties is to preside over the Senate?

  5. What office in the executive branch has as one of his duties is to preside over the Senate? The Vice-President

  6. These powers are associated with the “elastic clause”. It gives Congress the power to make laws as needed. Powers not given to the states are the national governments.

  7. These powers are associated with the “elastic clause”. It gives Congress the power to make laws as needed. Powers not given to the states are the national governments. Implied Powers

  8. What term describes the division of power between the national government and the states.

  9. What term describes the division of power between the national government and the states. The Federal System

  10. Powers held by both the national government and the states.

  11. Powers held by both the national government and the states. Concurrent Powers

  12. The establishment of the legislative, executive, and judicial branches of government.

  13. The establishment of the legislative, executive, and judicial branches of government. Separation of Powers

  14. A population count which occurs every ten years.

  15. A population count which occurs every ten years. census

  16. The law-making body of the national government.

  17. The law-making body of the national government. Congress

  18. Congress can use this power to make sure the President does not break the law. It means charged with wrong-doing while in office.

  19. Congress can use this power to make sure the President does not break the law. It means charged with wrong-doing while in office. impeachment

  20. Which branch of government has the power to declare war?

  21. Which branch of government has the power to declare war? The Legislative Branch Congress

  22. What do we call the right for a federal court or the Supreme Court to declare a law unconstitutional?

  23. What do we call the right for a federal court or the Supreme Court to declare a law unconstitutional? Judicial Review

  24. Name the Supreme Court case that established judicial review.

  25. Name the Supreme Court case that established judicial review. Marbury v. Madison

  26. What was demonstrated by Pre. Washington’s handling of the Whiskey Rebellion?

  27. What was demonstrated by Pre. Washington’s handling of the Whiskey Rebellion? The new government did have the ability to enforce the laws.

  28. Name 2 things Washington warned about in his farewell address.

  29. Name 2 things Washington warned about in his farewell address. Alliances with other nations and Political parties

  30. What was the most important contribution of the Federalists?

  31. What was the most important contribution of the Federalists? The formation of a strong national government.

  32. What name is given to the President’s advisors?

  33. What name is given to the President’s advisors? The Cabinet

  34. What group provided information about the area west of the Miss. River (Louisiana Purchase)?

  35. What group provided information about the area west of the Miss. River (Louisiana Purchase)? Lewis and Clark Expedition

  36. What war was fought because Britain seized American ships and cargo?

  37. What war was fought because Britain seized American ships and cargo? War of 1812

  38. What President’s administration sometimes called “The Era of Good Feelings”?

  39. What President’s administration sometimes called “The Era of Good Feelings”? James Monroe

  40. What does embargo mean?

  41. What does embargo mean? Restriction on trade

  42. In what war was Washington, D. C. burned?

  43. In what war was Washington, D. C. burned? War of 1812

  44. During what war was the Star Spangled Banner written?

  45. During what war was the Star Spangled Banner written? War of 1812

  46. Who wrote the Star Spangled Banner?

  47. Who wrote the Star Spangled Banner? Frances Scott Key

  48. What document was issued by President Monroe stating the U.S. would oppose any nation’s intervention in the Western Hemisphere?

  49. What document was issued by President Monroe stating the U.S. would oppose any nation’s intervention in the Western Hemisphere? Monroe Doctrine

  50. Who was the first “Westerner” to be elected President?

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