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Question 1

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New states cannot be formed out of existing states.

Selected Answer:

True

Question 2

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Which of the Framers was concerned that the Debt Assumption Clause would put the United States in
the strange position of being bound to pay past debt but not have the authority to pay such debt?

Selected Answer:

Edmund Randolph

Question 3

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Article VII was the last and shortest of the Constitution’s articles.
 Selected Answer:

True

Question 4

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The Crown granted to the original colonists in the New World the legal rights of serfs and indentured
servants.

Selected Answer:

True

Question 5

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Article IV of the Constitution sought to create which of the following?

Selected Answer:

All of the above

Question 6

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The only state that did not participate in the Constitutional Convention was ____.
 Selected Answer:

Rhode Island

Question 7

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Per the Twenty-second Amendment, no person may be elected to the office of the president more
than _____ times?

Selected Answer:

Two

Question 8

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In Article IV, Section 4, the Guarantee Clause assures the states protection from _________________
and also guarantees ________________.

Selected Answer:

“Foreign invasion and domestic violence” and “a Republican form of government”

Question 9

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 Article VII’s bold dismissal of the Articles of Confederation’s rule of unanimous approval emphasized
the break from the Articles to a Constitution as supreme law of the land.

Selected Answer:

True

Question 10

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According to the Fugitive Slave Clause, escaped slaves must be ________________.

Selected Answer:

Returned to those claiming ownership

Question 11

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During the debates over ratification of the Constitution, which of the following were the criteria of
republicanism under the Guarantee Clause?

Selected Answer:

All of the above

Question 12
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Which of the following is exempted from the Interstate Rendition Clause?

Selected Answer:

Private debt

Question 13

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Who signed the Constitution to attest to the delegates’ signatures?

Selected Answer:

William Jackson

Question 14

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All the Framers agreed that New States would be considered equal to the states already in the Union.

Selected Answer:

False

Question 15
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Why did the Framers of the Constitution support the ban on religious tests to hold office?

Selected Answer:

They considered it an aspect of religious liberty

Question 16

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The original, unamended Constitution contains how many explicit references to religion?

Selected Answer:

One

Question 17

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Where the signers subscribed their names, the states are listed in ______ order.

Selected Answer:

Geographical

Question 18
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To become the plan for government for the United States, the Constitution had to be ratified by ____.

Selected Answer:

Nine states

Question 19

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All the Delegates signed the Constitution.

Selected Answer:

False

Question 20

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Unlike the Articles of Confederation, the Constitution established a strong _______ government to
protect the citizens.

Selected Answer:

Federal
 Question 21

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A pure democracy had no _____.

Selected Answer:

Magistrates

Question 22

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What strategy did the Supremacy Clause use to deal with potential conflicts between the national and
local governments?

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It uses a conflict-of-laws rule that specifies that certain national acts take priority over any state acts
that conflict with national law

Question 23

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During the American Revolution, General George Washington required all officers to subscribe to an
oath renouncing any allegiance to King George, III, and pledging their fidelity to the United States.
 Selected Answer:

True

Question 24

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The first sentence of the Full Faith and Credit Clause appeared almost verbatim in the Articles of
Confederation.

Selected Answer:

True

Question 25

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What is the essential purpose of the Full Faith and Credit Clause?

Type: MC

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A primary purpose of the Full Faith and Credit Clause is to make sure that courts of one state will
honor other state judgements without the need to retry the action. David Forte & Mathew Spalding, The
Heritage Guide to the Constitution 346 (2d ed. 2014). This results in each state to give full faith and
credit to the acts, records, and judicial rulings of other states. The Full Faith and Credit Clause also
clarifies the way out of state records and proceedings are to effectively be given to other states. An
example of Full Faith and Credit is a divorce proceeding. A divorce can occur in one state and be given
recognized and upheld in other states.
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Question 26

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The Oaths Clause helps to fulfill the Framers’ plan to integrate the states into the electoral,
policymaking, and executive functions of the federal union, subject to the limits of the Tenth
Amendment.

Selected Answer:

True

Question 27

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The very first law passed by the first session of the House of Representatives was (“An Act to regulate
the Time and Manner of administering certain Oaths.”

Selected Answer:

True

Question 28

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Which was the ninth state to ratify the Constitution?

Selected Answer:
 New Hampshire

Question 29

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Which of the following must swear to uphold the Constitution?

Selected Answer:

All of the above

Question 30

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According to the discussion of the Guarantee Clause, one of the key features of a republican
government is that it does not have a ____.

Selected Answer:

Monarch

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