Civics - Vocabulary Application Quiz
For each of the vocabulary words listed below, write a complete sentence that demonstrates your understanding of the word’s meaning in a civics or government context. Be sure to use each word correctly and clearly in your sentence.
Question 1
Use the word "infer" in a sentence that shows you understand its meaning in a civics or government context.
Question 2
Use the word "rights" in a sentence that shows you understand its meaning in a civics or government context.
Question 3
Use the word "oppression" in a sentence that shows you understand its meaning in a civics or government context.
Question 4
Use the word "revise" in a sentence that shows you understand its meaning in a civics or government context.
Question 5
Word Bank: Constitution, Compromise, Federalism, Ratify
Matching:
An agreement where both sides give up something
Question 6
Word Bank: Constitution, Compromise, Federalism, Ratify
Matching:
Power divided between national and state governments
Question 7
Word Bank:
Republic, authority, sovereignty, consent, liberty, infringe, representation
A government gains its power through the __________ of the people
Question 8
Word Bank:
Republic, authority, sovereignty, consent, liberty, infringe, representation.
The ability of a nation to rule itself without outside control is known as __________.
Question 9
Word Bank:
Republic, authority, sovereignty, consent, liberty, infringe, representation.
Freedom from unfair government control is known as __________.
Question 10
Word Bank: Constitution, Compromise, Federalism, Ratify
Matching:
To formally approve something.
Question 11
Word Bank: Constitution, Compromise, Federalism, Ratify
Matching:
the written plan for the U.S. government
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