usa civics
問題一覧
1
the constitution
2
set up the government, defines the government, protects basic rights of Americans
3
we are the people
4
a change (to the constitution), an addition (to the constitution)
5
the bill of rights
6
speech, religion, assembly, press, petition the government
7
twenty seven/27
8
announced our independence (from great Britain), declared our independence (from great Britain), said that the United States is free(from Great Britain)
9
life, liberty, pursuit of happiness
10
you can practice any religion or not practice a religion
11
capitalist economy, market economy
12
everyone must follow the law, leaders must obey the law, government must obey the law, no one is above the law
13
congress, legislative, president, executive, the courts, judicial
14
checks and balances, separation of powers
15
the president
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congress, senate and house (of representative), (us or national)legislature
17
the senate and house (of representatives)
18
one hundred (100)
19
six
20
Katie Britt and Tommy tuberville
21
435
22
two
23
Barry Moore
24
all people of the state
25
(because of)state population, (because)they have more people, (because)some states have more people
26
four
27
November
28
Kamala Harris
29
the vice president
30
the speaker of the house
31
the president
32
the president
33
the president
34
advises the president
35
secretary of agriculture, secretary of commerce, secretary of defense, secretary of education, secretary of energy, secretary of health and human services, secretary of homeland security, secretary of housing and urban development, secretary of interior, secretary of labor, secretary of state, secretary of agriculture transportation, secretary of treasury, secretary of veterans affairs, attorney general, vice president
36
reviews law, explain laws, resolves disputes (disagreements), decides if a law goes against the constitution
37
the Supreme Court
38
for the number of justices on Supreme Court
39
for the name of the chief justice of the United States
40
to print money, to declare war, to create an army, to make treaties
41
to print money, to declare war, to create an army, to make treaties
42
provide schooling and education, provide protection (police), provide safety (fire departments), give a driver license, approve zoning and land use
43
Kay Ivey
44
Montgomery
45
Democratic and Republican
46
Democrat
47
Mike Johnson
48
Citizens eighteen (18) and older (can vote)., You don't have to pay (a poll tax) to vote,, Any citizen can vote. (Women and men can vote.), A male citizen of any race (can vote).
49
serve on a jury, vote in a federal election
50
vote in a federal election, run for federal office
51
freedom of expression, freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, freedom to petition the government, freedom of religion, the right to bear arms
52
the United States, the flag
53
What is one promise you make when you become a United States citizen, defend the Constitution and laws of the United States, obey the laws of the United States, serve in the U.S. military (if needed, serve (do important work for) the nation (if needed), be loyal to the United States
54
18
55
vote, join a political party, help with a campaign, join a civic group, give an elected official your opinion on an issue, join a community group, call Senators and Representatives, call Senators and Representatives, publicly support or oppose an issue or policy, run for office, write to a newspaper
56
april 15
57
at age eighteen (18), between eighteen (18) and twenty-six (26)
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freedom, political liberty, religious freedom, economic opportunity, practice their religion, escape persecution
59
American Indians, Native Americans
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aficans, people from Africa
61
because of high taxes (taxation without representation, because the British army stayed in their houses (boarding. quartering), because they didn't have self-government
62
delaware, New York, Maryland
63
the constitution was written, the founding fathers wrote the constitution
64
1787
65
(James)Madison, (Alexander)Hamilton, (John)jay, publius
66
us diplomat, oldest member of the constitutional convention, first postmaster general of the United States, writer of poor Richard’s almanac, started the first free libraries
67
George Washington
68
George Washington
69
the Louisiana territory, Louisiana
70
war of 1812, Mexican American war, civil war, Spanish American war
71
the civil war
72
slavery, economic reasons, states rights
73
freed the slaves(Emancipation proclamation), saved (or preserved)the union, led the United States during the civil war
74
freed the slaves, freed slaves in the confederacy, freed slaves in the confederate states, freed slaves in the mod southern states
75
fought for women rights, fought for civil rights
76
world war 1, world war 2, Korean War, Vietnam war, gulf war
77
Wilson
78
Roosevelt
79
Japan,German,Italy
80
world war 2
81
communism
82
civil rights
83
fight for civil rights, worked for equality for all Americans
84
terrorists attacked the United States
85
Cherokee, Chippewa
86
Missouri River, Mississippi river
87
pacific (ocean)
88
Atlantic (ocean)
89
Puerto Rico
90
New York
91
Texas
92
Washington DC
93
new york
94
because there were 13 original colonies, because the stripes represent the original colonies
95
because there is one star for each state, because each star represents a state, because there are 50 states
96
the star spangled banner
97
July 4
98
anyone
問題一覧
1
the constitution
2
set up the government, defines the government, protects basic rights of Americans
3
we are the people
4
a change (to the constitution), an addition (to the constitution)
5
the bill of rights
6
speech, religion, assembly, press, petition the government
7
twenty seven/27
8
announced our independence (from great Britain), declared our independence (from great Britain), said that the United States is free(from Great Britain)
9
life, liberty, pursuit of happiness
10
you can practice any religion or not practice a religion
11
capitalist economy, market economy
12
everyone must follow the law, leaders must obey the law, government must obey the law, no one is above the law
13
congress, legislative, president, executive, the courts, judicial
14
checks and balances, separation of powers
15
the president
16
congress, senate and house (of representative), (us or national)legislature
17
the senate and house (of representatives)
18
one hundred (100)
19
six
20
Katie Britt and Tommy tuberville
21
435
22
two
23
Barry Moore
24
all people of the state
25
(because of)state population, (because)they have more people, (because)some states have more people
26
four
27
November
28
Kamala Harris
29
the vice president
30
the speaker of the house
31
the president
32
the president
33
the president
34
advises the president
35
secretary of agriculture, secretary of commerce, secretary of defense, secretary of education, secretary of energy, secretary of health and human services, secretary of homeland security, secretary of housing and urban development, secretary of interior, secretary of labor, secretary of state, secretary of agriculture transportation, secretary of treasury, secretary of veterans affairs, attorney general, vice president
36
reviews law, explain laws, resolves disputes (disagreements), decides if a law goes against the constitution
37
the Supreme Court
38
for the number of justices on Supreme Court
39
for the name of the chief justice of the United States
40
to print money, to declare war, to create an army, to make treaties
41
to print money, to declare war, to create an army, to make treaties
42
provide schooling and education, provide protection (police), provide safety (fire departments), give a driver license, approve zoning and land use
43
Kay Ivey
44
Montgomery
45
Democratic and Republican
46
Democrat
47
Mike Johnson
48
Citizens eighteen (18) and older (can vote)., You don't have to pay (a poll tax) to vote,, Any citizen can vote. (Women and men can vote.), A male citizen of any race (can vote).
49
serve on a jury, vote in a federal election
50
vote in a federal election, run for federal office
51
freedom of expression, freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, freedom to petition the government, freedom of religion, the right to bear arms
52
the United States, the flag
53
What is one promise you make when you become a United States citizen, defend the Constitution and laws of the United States, obey the laws of the United States, serve in the U.S. military (if needed, serve (do important work for) the nation (if needed), be loyal to the United States
54
18
55
vote, join a political party, help with a campaign, join a civic group, give an elected official your opinion on an issue, join a community group, call Senators and Representatives, call Senators and Representatives, publicly support or oppose an issue or policy, run for office, write to a newspaper
56
april 15
57
at age eighteen (18), between eighteen (18) and twenty-six (26)
58
freedom, political liberty, religious freedom, economic opportunity, practice their religion, escape persecution
59
American Indians, Native Americans
60
aficans, people from Africa
61
because of high taxes (taxation without representation, because the British army stayed in their houses (boarding. quartering), because they didn't have self-government
62
delaware, New York, Maryland
63
the constitution was written, the founding fathers wrote the constitution
64
1787
65
(James)Madison, (Alexander)Hamilton, (John)jay, publius
66
us diplomat, oldest member of the constitutional convention, first postmaster general of the United States, writer of poor Richard’s almanac, started the first free libraries
67
George Washington
68
George Washington
69
the Louisiana territory, Louisiana
70
war of 1812, Mexican American war, civil war, Spanish American war
71
the civil war
72
slavery, economic reasons, states rights
73
freed the slaves(Emancipation proclamation), saved (or preserved)the union, led the United States during the civil war
74
freed the slaves, freed slaves in the confederacy, freed slaves in the confederate states, freed slaves in the mod southern states
75
fought for women rights, fought for civil rights
76
world war 1, world war 2, Korean War, Vietnam war, gulf war
77
Wilson
78
Roosevelt
79
Japan,German,Italy
80
world war 2
81
communism
82
civil rights
83
fight for civil rights, worked for equality for all Americans
84
terrorists attacked the United States
85
Cherokee, Chippewa
86
Missouri River, Mississippi river
87
pacific (ocean)
88
Atlantic (ocean)
89
Puerto Rico
90
New York
91
Texas
92
Washington DC
93
new york
94
because there were 13 original colonies, because the stripes represent the original colonies
95
because there is one star for each state, because each star represents a state, because there are 50 states
96
the star spangled banner
97
July 4
98
anyone