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	a. Republican b. Democrat c. Independant d. Other
1. What is the one offense the president cannot pardon?	a.Murder b.Treason c.Impeachment d.Domestic terrorism
2. Who has the final responsibility to see that federal laws passed by Congress are faithfully executed?	a. The President b. The Vice president c. The Cabinet d. The Attorney General
3. Can a person employed by the government serve as an elector to choose president and vice president?	a. YES b. NO
4. When the Constitution was adopted, candidates for president had to be either natural-born citizens of the United States or naturalized citizens. True or False?	a. TRUE b. FALSE
5. Does it violate the seperation of powers when the president recommends to Congress that it pass certain laws?	a. YES b. NO
6. Could the Congress transfere the position of commander in cheif from the president to some experienced military leader in the time of war?	a. YES b. NO
7. Which of the following may be reasons why the Founders were opposed to placing any limitation on the number of times a president could be reelected?	a. A limitation might require a change of leadership in a time of crisis b. A limitation might deprive the nation of an experienced leader at a crucial time c. It should be left to the people to decide who they want as president, regardless of previous time served d. All of the above
8. Can the compensation of the president be increased or decreased while he or she is in office?	a. YES b. NO
9. Are there any government officials who cannot be impeached?	a. YES b. NO
10. Did the original Constitution limit the president to two terms?	a. YES b. NO
11. Can the president pardon a whole group of people at once?	a. YES b. NO
12. How old must a person be to become president of the United States?	a. 25 b. 30 c. 35 d. 40
13. Suppose the president arranges a treaty with some foriegn government. What must happen before the treaty can go into effect?	a. The president must sign the treaty b. It must be ratified by two-thirds of the Senate who are present when the matter comes up c. The Supreme Court must approve the terms of the agreement d. It must be radified by a majority of the House and Senate who are present when the matter comes up
14. Originally, the Founders hoped the expenses of the national government would be so modest that the entire budget for the federal government would be covered by modest taxes. What form of taxes did the envision?	a. Taxes on imports b. Taxes on exports c. Personal income tax d. Property Taxes
15. Are taxes uniform throughout the United States as required by the Constitution?	a. YES b. NO
16. The passing of laws can be slow and complicated. Why might this have been the intention of the Founders?	a. They didn't want any more laws than neccessary b. The goal was not "efficiency" in passing laws, but effectivness in preserving freedom c. The wanted to keep government as simple and uncomplicated as possible d. All of the above
17. Can the state militias be called up to help the federal government suppress insurrections in the states?	a. YES b. NO
18. If a person went to the Federal Reserve between 1914 and 1934, what could that person get in exchange for a Federal Reserve note?	a. gold coins b. silver coins c. all of the above d. none of the above
19. The House of Representatives currently consists 425 voting members. How many members must be present to constitute a quorum and allow the House of Representatives to conduct its business?	a. 175 b. 218 c. 250 d. 272
Can the Congress regulate interstate commerce in such a way that it requires a ship to stop at certian ports to pay duties for the right of passage?	a. YES b. NO