Matching: On
your Scantron sheet, please use a #2 pencil to fill
in the letter of the best choice to match each numbered item. Each letter is used as an answer in each
section. You may write on this
sheet, BUT BE SURE TO TURN IT IN.
1. Which chamber of Congress represents States equally? A. Chief Executive
2.
California
Assemblyman B. Bicameral
3.
Two
house legislature C. Senate
4. Another term meaning President of the
5. Gray Davis E. Alan Lowenthal
6. Legislative branch based on population A.
100.
7. Chief Justice of the Supreme Court B.
Article III of Constitution
8. Outlined organization of Supreme Court C. House of Representatives
9. Government where the people rule D.
W.H. Rehnquist
10. Number of US
Senators E. Democracy
11. Winner-take-all decision rule A.
Minority Party
12. Candidates expected to win B.
Electors
13. Hold balance of power, not expected to win C.
Faithless election
14. Equals number of people a state has in U.S.
Congress D.
Plurality
15. Votes against party affiliation E.
Majority Party
16. Principle behind three branches of government A.
Executive Branch
17. Branch of government that may veto Congress B.
Federalism
18.
Branch
of government that passes laws C.
Legislative Branch
19.
Strong
state and national government D.
Separation of Powers
20.
Supreme
Court E.
Judicial Branch
21.
Current
Democratic President A.
George Washington
22.
President
who created the New Deal B.
Abraham Lincoln
23.
First
President of the
24.
First
elected Republican President D.
Franklin D. Roosevelt
25.
First
president of US under Constitution E. Bill Clinton
26.
Grand Old Party A.
Majority Party
27.
Oldest party in the World B.
Republican Party
28.
Effects popular vote, candidates not expected to win C. Democratic Party
29. Party which Perot ran under in 1992 D.
Minority Parties
30.
Candidates expected to win E. Reform Party
31. Selection of delegates by each party A.
Plurality
32. Determines the
process of selecting state delegates B. Platform
33. Must have to win Presidency C. State Law
34. Candidates beliefs and opinions D.
Electoral Majority
35. Winner-take-all decision rule E.
Primary election
36. 435 Congressmen A. US House of Representatives
37.
100 Senators
38. 80
Assemblymen C.
Supreme Court
39. 40
Senators D.
40. 9
Justices
41. Declaration
of
42.
43.
44.
WWII ended D. 1865
45.
Berlin Wall dismantled and end of Cold War E. 1776
46.
First woman Supreme Court Justice A. W.H. Rehnquist
47.
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court B. Ross Perot
48.
Heads the minor Green Party C. Sandra O’Conner
49.
Reform Party D. Alan Lowenthal
50.
Democratic Calif. Assemblyman E. Ralph Nader