Question

“Watergate” was a break-in by the Democratic National Committee.
True
False


Question 2.2. President Richard Nixon was impeached.
True
False


Question 3.3. The reasons surrounding President Nixon’s resignation were examples of separation of powers.
True
False


Question 4.4. Half of Congress can override a presidential veto.
True
False

Answer 1

5. Why are the government’s powers separated?
(Points : 3)
to share power
to limit power
to get more done
to make states the most powerful


Question 6.6. The concept of our government system is called __________.
(Points : 3)
Congressional
Federalism
Executive
none of the above


Question 7.7. The 1972 break-in at the DNC headquarters is called ____________.
(Points : 3)
Presidential Scandal
Wiretap
Watergate
none of the above


Question 8.8. How was President Nixon implicated in Watergate?
(Points : 3)
Nixon’s phones were tapped.
Nixon taped White House conversations.
Nixon’s advisors told the police.
Nixon confessed.

Answer 2

Who forced Nixon to release the taped phone conversations?
(Points : 3)
Supreme Court
Vice-president
Senate
House of Representatives


Question 10.10. What is true about the separation of powers in the Federal government?
(Points : 3)
They overlap.
They check each other.
They balance each other.
all of the above


Question 11.11. What is another name for the U.S. federal legislature?
(Points : 3)
Congress
Representatives
Senate
House

Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

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