Multiple Choice Question
1. More American law comes from one country than from any other. Which country?
A. France
B. England
C. Germany
D. Spain
E. Canada
2. Under the United States Constitution, power that is not expressly given to the federal government is retained by
A. The courts
B. The Congress
C. The Founding Fathers
D. The states and the people
E. International treaty
3. The European Union sometimes struggles to create a unified policy that works for all its member countries, while permitting each nation to maintain adequate power over its own affairs. With what legal principle are they struggling?
A. Jurisprudence
B. Precedent
C. Strict construction
D. Federalism
E. Morality
4. Judges use precedent to create what kind of law?
A. Common law
B. Statutes
C. National law
D. Local law
E. Empirical law
5. Rebecca leaves a store at night and enters the store’s parking lot. Before she can reach her car, she is robbed at gunpoint. Rebecca sues the store. When a court decides whether the store had a duty to prevent this harm, what issue will the judges focus on?
A. Federalism
B. Equity
C. Legal realism
D. Morality
E. Foreseeability