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Black History: Leaders in the U.S. Government
Featuring questions that assess students' knowledge of the three branches of U.S. government and African American pioneers who provided their public service!
36 Questions
The President's basic duties are outlined by the?
Which president dropped atomic bombs on Japan?
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Question 1
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The President's basic duties are outlined by the?
A.
U.S. Constitution
Question 2
Q.
Which president dropped atomic bombs on Japan?
A.
Harry S. Truman
Question 3
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Name the two chambers of the Congress.
A.
House of Representatives & the Senate.
Question 4
Q.
When the President works to negotiate treaties, he or she is acting as our country's______.
A.
Head of foreign policy
Question 5
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Which of the following is an example of a president acting as the nation's head of state?
A.
Ronald Reagan meeting with British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher
Question 6
Q.
Name Connecticut's two senators.
A.
Chris Murphy & Richard Blumenthal
Question 7
Q.
What does "override" mean in this sentence" Congress has the power to override a president's veto."
A.
Reverse
Question 8
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1st African-American woman elected to Congress in 1968; also first African-American major party candidate for President in 1972
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Shirley Chisholm
Question 9
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For nearly 100 years it was difficult for African Americans to be elected to office because?
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Poll taxes & Literacy tests.
Question 1
Q.
The Voting Rights Act of 1965 provided for ______.
A.
All of the above
Question 2
Q.
Barack Obama was a ______.
A.
A senator from Illinois
Question 3
Q.
Reconstruction was the time period ______.
A.
After the Civil War
Question 4
Q.
Reconstruction ended after ______.
A.
A few years
Question 5
Q.
First African-American to serve on the Supreme Court.
A.
Thurgood Marshall
Question 6
Q.
The second African-American Supreme Court Justice was ______.
A.
Clarence Thomas
Question 7
Q.
The cabinet members are part of the ______ branch.
A.
Executive
Question 8
Q.
The purpose of the Senate and the House of Representatives is to ______.
A.
Make laws
Question 9
Q.
The first African-American woman appointed as a federal judge was ______.
A.
Constance Baker Motley
Question 1
Q.
The first African-American federal judge was ______.
A.
William Henry Hastie
Question 2
Q.
The president can
(reject) bills passed by
Congress. This is called a?
A.
Veto
Question 3
Q.
Federal judges are appointed for?
A.
Life time terms
Question 4
Q.
Congress can remove a
president for crimes and misconduct. This is called?
A.
Impeachment
Question 5
Q.
What are the three branches of government?
A.
Legislative, Executive, and Judicial branches.
Question 6
Q.
The cabinet members are part of the_________branch?
A.
Executive
Question 7
Q.
The first African-American Army general was ______.
A.
Benjamin O. Davis Sr
Question 8
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Amy Coney Barrett is a newly appointed judge and is part of the __________branch of government?
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Judicial Branch
Question 9
Q.
Joe Biden is the ______ president of the U.S?
A.
46th
Question 1
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How many Justices serve on the Supreme Court?
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9
Question 2
Q.
How many people make up the U.S. Senate?
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100
Question 3
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THe first African American elected to the U.S. Senate in 1870?
A.
Hiram Revels
Question 4
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Fun Fact: He received offers to play in the NFL, but he chose to go to law school instead.
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Gerald Ford
Question 5
Q.
How many people make up the House of Representatives?
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435
Question 6
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Fun Fact: Thanks to his family's wealth, President _________ did not need his presidential paycheck so he donated his salary to charities such as the Girl Scouts of America.
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John F. Kennedy
Question 7
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Fun Fact: The 3rd U.S. president had the bones of a mastodon sent to the white house to assemble the skeleton in the east room.
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Thomas Jefferson
Question 8
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The Cabinet includes the Vice President and the heads of _____ executive departments?
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15
Question 9
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First African-American Secretary of State and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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Colin Powell
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