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Emma's Civic Knowledge Quiz

Test your understanding of civics and the importance of democracy with this engaging quiz! Discover essential concepts related to government, rights, and responsibilities.

Prepare yourself for the challenge and see how well you know:

Key terms and definitions
Government branches
Important historical figures

15 Questions4 MinutesCreated by VotingGuide2022

A feeling of pride citizens have for their country

Patriotism

Election

Patriotic symbol

Democracy

A set of ideas a person has about a god or group of gods

Democracy

Religion

Election

The form of government the United States has in which each adult has the right to vote

Religion

Democracy

Federal

A symbol such as a flag that stands for the ideas the people of a country believe in

Patriotic symbol

Patriotism

Representative

A person who hopes to be elected

Candidate

Representative

A person chosen to act or speak for others

Candidate

Representative

A system in which when more than half of the people vote the same way they get what they want

Minority rights

Majority rule

Legislative branch of the national government

Federal

Congress

The idea that citizens who didn’t vote for the winner still keep their rights

Minority rights

Majority rule

Judicial branch of national government and the most important court in the United States

Civil rights

Supreme Court

Congress is made up of

President and Vice President

Senate and House of Representatives

The mayor and city council

Supreme Court justices are chosen by

Citizens of the US in an election

President of the US and approved by senate

Other Supreme Court justices

When the larger group gets what they want in an election it is known as

Majority rule

Minority rule

Ballot

Making choices

The person who won a Nobel peace prize for encouraging others to remain peaceful while working for civil rights was

Harriet Tubman

Thomas Jefferson

Dr Martin Luther king jr

Helen Keller

Which of the following is not a responsibility of the president

Work with leaders of other nations

Speaks to congress

Greets the troops and the armed forces

Appoint the governor for each of the 50 states

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