AP GOVERNMENT FINAL EXAM REVIEW WITH ALL
CORRECT & VERIFIED ANSWERS (UPDATED TO PASS)
1. According to People's Natural Rights - Life, Liberty, and Property.
John Locke, the
purpose of
governments is
to protect peo-
ple's?
2. The Great Compro- A Bicameral Legislature:
mise proposed? because?
7. The usual method for amending the
3. What was the Constitution is?
3/5
Compromise?
4. The concept of
separation of
pow- ers was
included in the
Constitution to
prevent?
5. The concept
of checks and
bal- ances
allows the
President to?
6. The Bill of
Rights was
important for
Constitutional
rati- fication
1/
17
, AP GOVERNMENT FINAL EXAM REVIEW WITH ALL
CORRECT & VERIFIED ANSWERS (UPDATED TO PASS)
ouse - to proposed laws 8Can call
Representation special sessions of Congress
based on 8Recommend Legislation
population of ppeal to the people
the state.
Senate - Equal Without them the Anti-Federalists would not have ratified the Constitution.
Representatio
n
or every 5 slave votes 3 were
counted. Proposal by state conventions, ratification by Congress.
yranny
8Appoint Federal Judges
2/
17
, AP GOVERNMENT FINAL EXAM REVIEW WITH ALL
CORRECT & VERIFIED ANSWERS (UPDATED TO PASS)
8. What is Judicial The ability of the courts to declare acts of the legislature and
Re- view? executive uncon- stitutional.
9. Where is the Article 1 Section 8
"nec-
essary and proper" Grants the Congress the power to do whatever is necessary to
execute its
clause found in the specifically delegated powers.
Constitution? 14. How has the Supreme Court in- terpreted
How is it used the 11th Amendment?
by Con- gress?
15. What did the Bill of Rights apply to
10. What are
concur- rent
powers?
11. What is the su-
premacy clause
in the
Constitution?
12. McCulloch v.
Mar- land
ruling?
13. What section of
the
Constitution
allows
Congress to
regulate trade
among the
states?
3/
17
CORRECT & VERIFIED ANSWERS (UPDATED TO PASS)
1. According to People's Natural Rights - Life, Liberty, and Property.
John Locke, the
purpose of
governments is
to protect peo-
ple's?
2. The Great Compro- A Bicameral Legislature:
mise proposed? because?
7. The usual method for amending the
3. What was the Constitution is?
3/5
Compromise?
4. The concept of
separation of
pow- ers was
included in the
Constitution to
prevent?
5. The concept
of checks and
bal- ances
allows the
President to?
6. The Bill of
Rights was
important for
Constitutional
rati- fication
1/
17
, AP GOVERNMENT FINAL EXAM REVIEW WITH ALL
CORRECT & VERIFIED ANSWERS (UPDATED TO PASS)
ouse - to proposed laws 8Can call
Representation special sessions of Congress
based on 8Recommend Legislation
population of ppeal to the people
the state.
Senate - Equal Without them the Anti-Federalists would not have ratified the Constitution.
Representatio
n
or every 5 slave votes 3 were
counted. Proposal by state conventions, ratification by Congress.
yranny
8Appoint Federal Judges
2/
17
, AP GOVERNMENT FINAL EXAM REVIEW WITH ALL
CORRECT & VERIFIED ANSWERS (UPDATED TO PASS)
8. What is Judicial The ability of the courts to declare acts of the legislature and
Re- view? executive uncon- stitutional.
9. Where is the Article 1 Section 8
"nec-
essary and proper" Grants the Congress the power to do whatever is necessary to
execute its
clause found in the specifically delegated powers.
Constitution? 14. How has the Supreme Court in- terpreted
How is it used the 11th Amendment?
by Con- gress?
15. What did the Bill of Rights apply to
10. What are
concur- rent
powers?
11. What is the su-
premacy clause
in the
Constitution?
12. McCulloch v.
Mar- land
ruling?
13. What section of
the
Constitution
allows
Congress to
regulate trade
among the
states?
3/
17
