- The Chapter 5, Lessons 3 & 4 Test will be on Thursday, 12/5 (B-Day) & Friday, 12/6 (A-Day). Students will be receiving a copy of the study guide today and tomorrow. It is not due for a grade. A copy of the study guide has been pasted below for students that were absent or that have misplaced their study guide.
Chapter
5, Lessons 3 & 4
Study
Guide
*Remember
the study guide is just a guide. It is meant to help you focus on what you need
to review for the test.
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25 questions
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Review the vocabulary from chapter 5 lesson 3
and 4
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Know the different parts of the Constitution.
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Examine the Preamble to the Constitution and
what is its purpose.
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Know the seven Articles and what each one
establishes in the Constitution.
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How many amendments are in the Constitution?
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How is an amendment proposed?
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How is an amendment ratified?
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Explain why there are not many amendments.
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Difference between informal and formal
amendments and provide examples.
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How is the Constitution interpreted?
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Explain the “necessary and proper” clause.
Example.
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3 branches of government that the
Constitution establishes.
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5 basic principles of government and how they
are applied.
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What is popular sovereignty? How is applied
to our government?
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The Constitution divided the powers of
government into 3 types. Be able to say what they are, who has them, and
examples of power.
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Explain the supremacy clause.
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What is the Constitution a source of?
Helpful Hints:
1. Review
your notes!!! If anything is unclear, go back and reread that part in your
workbook or online textbook.
2. Go
to the online textbook. Reread, complete the activities, and/or complete the
quizzes and self checks. http://connected.mcgraw-hill.com/connected/login.do
3. Remember,
it is not about memorizing but understanding what you are learning and how it
is applied.
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