Article ___ of the Constitution allocates legislative power.

Question 26 options:

I

II

III

IV

Ariticle ___ creates the executive power.

Question 27 options:

I

II

III

IV

Executive power is allocated to the President of the United States and makes the president responsible for creating the laws passed by Congress.

Question 28 options:

TrueFalse

Article III establishes a separate and independent ____________, which is in charge of applying and interpreting the law.

Question 29 options:

executive

legislative branch

argumentative branch

judiciary

The __________branch is the only unelected branch of the government.

Question 30 options:

judiciary

executive

legislative

corporate

Federal judges have life tenure and can only be removed through impeachment.

Question 31 options:

TrueFalse

Congress can control the judiciary by determining what cases they hear and how they are organized.

Question 32 options:

TrueFalse

This dual system of government present in the United States is called ______, which is a governance structure whereby the federal government and the state governments coexist through a shared power scheme. State laws may not conflict with federal laws, including the U.S. Constitution.

Question 36 options:

nationalism

federalism

republicanism

socialism

The United States Congress is made up of __________and ________________.

Question 37 options:

House of Representatives

Legislative Assembly

Senate

Executive Branch

Common law is judge made law.

Question 38 options:

TrueFalse

_______is a system of laws under which the people and the government are bound, which allows predictability and restraint of government action.

Question 39 options:

Civil law

Rule of law

Jurisprudence

Common law

In at least one state, employers (in relation to their employees) have a duty to avoid conduct that creates a foreseeable risk of harm to others.

Question 40 options:

TrueFalse

You cannot be prosecuted if you do not know that a law exists or understand the law.

Question 41 options:

TrueFalse