Multiple Choice Identify the choice that best completes the
statement or answers the question. 
  
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 What do they call the highest court in the United States? 
a.  | Superior Court | c.  | Applet Court |  b.  | Inferior Court | d.  | Supreme Court |  
  
  
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 What governs our society? 
a.  | Kings | c.  | The Law |  b.  | Dictators | d.  | The churches |  
  
  
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 Where are laws made? 
a.  | Legislative Branch | c.  | Judicial Branch |  b.  | Executive
Branch |  
  
  
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 Which branch puts the laws into action? 
a.  | Legislative Branch | c.  | Judicial Branch |  b.  | Executive Brnch |  
  
  
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 Which branch interprets the law to say what the law means? 
a.  | Legislative Branch | c.  | Judicial Branch |  b.  | Executive
Branch |  
  
  
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 Why did the Founding Fathers divide the government into branches, called
separation of powers? 
a.  | to keep any one branch from becoming too powerful | c.  | to make the U.S. government more
powerful |  b.  | to allow one branch to be superior to the others | d.  | to make room for the
states |  
  
  
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 Which Supreme Court case established the power of the Supreme Court? 
a.  | Brown v. Board of Education | c.  | Sweat v.Texas |  b.  | Marbury v.
Madison | d.  | Gore v.
Florida |  
  
  
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 What is Judicial Review? 
a.  | Listing a court case in the newspapers for review. | c.  | The power of the court to say if a
law agrees with the Constitution |  b.  | Checking to see if the spelling and punctuation
of a law is ok | d.  | Laws about
show business |  
  
  
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 If you steal a car inside a state you are breaking a 
  
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 If you steal a car inside a state and take it to another state so you are now
involving two states, which law are you breaking? 
  
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 Breaking a law, such as robbing a 7/11 is breaking a 
a.  | civil law | b.  | criminal law |  
  
  
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 Declaring bankruptcy or suing someone is called 
a.  | criminal law | b.  | civil law |  
  
  
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 What is it called when you do not agree with the decision of a court so you ask
a higher court to look at your case? 
a.  | appeal appellate jurisdiction | b.  | original
jurisdiction |  
  
  
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 How long are Supreme Court justices appointed for? 
a.  | 2 years | c.  | 6 years |  b.  | 4 years | d.  | life |  
  
  
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 Who was the first African American appointed to the Supreme Court by President
Johnson? 
a.  | Martin Luther King | c.  | Ralph Bunch |  b.  | Thurgood Marshall | d.  | Nelson Mandella |  
  
  
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 Who appoints people to the Supreme Court? 
a.  | The Senate | c.  | The President |  b.  | The Court of Appeals | d.  | The House of
Representatives |  
  
  
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 Who must confirm appointments to the Supreme Court made by the President? 
a.  | the House of Representatives | c.  | the Justice
Department |  b.  | the Senate | d.  | the lower courts |  
  
  
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 Which country has the longest living constitution? 
a.  | United States | c.  | England |  b.  | Canada | d.  | France |  
  
  
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 The right to express yourself through social media on the Internet is considered
 
a.  | the freedom to travel  | c.  | free speech |  b.  | Miranda Rights | d.  | religious
freedom |  
  
  
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 The kind of clothes you wear is considered a matter of  
a.  | free speech | c.  | free fashion |  b.  | free dress | d.  | free travel |  
  
  
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 Which Supreme Court ruling established the first amendment rights of
kids? 
a.  | Tinker Bell v. Disney | c.  | Brown v. Board of Education |  b.  | Miranda v. State of
Arizona | d.  | Tinker v. Des
Moines |  
  
  
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