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History of Anti-Semitism and the Holocaust — Unit test Answers

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Which of these rights are guaranteed to all Americans by the First Amendment? Select four options.freedom to votefreedom of the pressfreedom of speechfreedom to assemblefreedom of religion

A
freedom to vote
B
freedom of the press
C
freedom of speech
D
freedom to assemble
E
freedom of religion
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What power did the Articles of Confederation give to the national government?

A
to impose taxes
B
to issue currency
C
to enforce state borders
D
to control state governments
3

Which act is a civic responsibility?

A
being truthful
B
obeying parents
C
serving on a jury
D
maintaining good grades
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According to Article I of the Constitution, the legislative branch is made up of

A
the House and the Senate.
B
federal agencies and the framers.
C
local courts and the Supreme Court.
D
Congress and the military.
5

The powers of the federal government are

A
explained in the Constitution.
B
decided by the states.
C
protected in the Bill of Rights.
D
shared by state governments.
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Which leader tried to keep tempers under control during the Constitutional Convention?

A
Daniel Shays
B
George Washington
C
Benjamin Franklin
D
James Madison
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How did Jewish immigrants respond to antisemitism in the United States in the early 1900s?

A
by establishing close communities
B
by choosing to live only in large cities
C
by protesting tax increases on immigrants
D
by fighting against anti-immigration laws
8

According to the Fourth Amendment, what must the government do to legally search a person’s property?

A
have a search warrant
B
call the police
C
tell the person first
D
have a guilty verdict
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Which action is an example of discrimination against Jewish people?

A
governments requiring Jewish business owners to pay taxes
B
Jewish immigrants forming close-knit communities
C
parents enrolling their children in Jewish schools
D
Germans moving Jewish people to ghettos after invading Poland
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At the Constitutional Convention, smaller states eagerly supported the

A
New Jersey Plan.
B
Articles of Confederation.
C
Virginia Plan.
D
House of Representatives.
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James Madison, author of “Federalist Number 37,” advocated for a strong central government because

A
he wanted to support other Federalists.
B
he thought it would bring stability to the nation.
C
he thought Europeans would support it.
D
he wanted to become president.
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Why does the Second Amendment cause controversy?

A
Citizens disagree about having their private property searched.
B
Citizens disagree about whether the government should quarter soldiers.
C
Citizens disagree about owning and using guns.
D
Citizens disagree about whether protestors have the right to gather.
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How do the three branches of the US government limit each other’s powers?

A
through popular sovereignty and federalism
B
through the House and Senate
C
through amendments and articles
D
through checks and balances
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State governments have the power to

A
regulate interstate trade.
B
establish local governments.
C
declare war.
D
negotiate treaties.
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How did life in Germany change after Adolf Hitler came to power?

A
The Nazis passed antisemitic laws that placed unfair restrictions on Jewish citizens.
B
The economy collapsed after many Jewish-owned businesses were shut down.
C
Many German citizens protested the new antisemitic policies and propaganda.
D
Many medical clinics closed, making it difficult for Germans to get medical care.

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