Master's Civics Quiz
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A Useful Civics Quiz
Useful Quiz?
Yes.
The information delivered via these quizzes is designed to help us take better control over our government, —but only if we enforce our contracts.
Each question (even the true/false, yes/no) requires an explanation and proof, just to make certain there is no guessing.
It is interesting to see how you Monetize Your Answer, to gauge how confident you are in the education you received. Put in a dollar value as to what you would be willing to pay if your response is incorrect.
You can also put your mind easy. There is no place to enter credit card numbers or banking info.
If you choose to debate any answers send your content to Daniel Kingery [email protected] ["Subject Line" = Quiz Questions # ] You will receive a personal response via the email address you provide.
Enjoy.
The Questions:
Quiz #01: Every registered voter votes, all the time. True / FalseQuiz #02: How many (what percentage) of votes are required for any balloted item or candidate to succeed at the polls?
Quiz #03: There have been only two requirements to vote since 1776; What are they?
Quiz #04: Does The Constitution for the United States of America address cell phones, computers, cars, fully automatic machine guns, drugs, and prostitution?
Quiz #05: According to the social contracts: What is the designed source for government power within the united States of America?
Quiz #06: What is our nation's Pledge; to whom or what does the person pledge?
Quiz #07: How many levels and how many branches of government are there in the united States of America; and what are they; and what is their purpose?
Quiz #08: Is government a corporation?
Quiz #09: Was slavery totally abolished in the united States of America?
Quiz #10: Are wages taxable as income?
Quiz #11: Is the Income Tax Code constitutional?
Quiz #12: What is the purpose for the Executive-Veto Power?
Quiz #13: Who controls our government and who is to blame for the level of corruption within it?
Quiz #14: Is it beneficial to citizens to show proof of residency and citizenship in order to vote.
Quiz #15: Are there any elements of The U. S. Constitution that violate the rights of citizens?
Quiz #16: Are Plurality, First-Past-the-Post, Consent of the Governed, and Majority who submits a ballot; all the same thing?
Quiz #17: How should the U. S. supreme Court rule on any Census Issue?
Quiz #18: How should the U. S. supreme Court rule on all prohibition- or limitation-type weapons laws?
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Quiz #01: Every registered voter votes, all the time. True / False