A. a law declaring that all slaves were free

B. a law permitting any American to obtain a piece of land

C. a law that forbade any foreign country to colonize the New World

D. an agreement with Spain concerning Florida

A. the necessity to include a Bill of Rights in the Constitution

B. the protection of private property

C. the Constitution as first law of the land

D. the possibility of impeaching the President

A. suing a President in court

B. preventing any person from being a US official

C. forcing a President to resign

D. breaking up Congress

A. the political organization of American society

B. a series of ten amendments enacted to protect the individual

C. laws enacted for the general good of the colonies

D. the organization of American society as a theocracy

A. set up a society grounded on four independent powers

B. is subject to state law

C. is said to be the supreme law of the country

D. declared that America should break all ties with Europe

A. just separated the legislative power from the executive power

B. gave the judicial power final control

C. enabled the three powers to check on one another

D. gave the President the supreme power

A. the states where primary elections will take place

B. the places where caucuses will take place

C. the official nomination of the party’s candidates

D. the number of candidates

A. his 1960 political debate against John F. Kennedy

B. his decisions to overthrow some South American régimes

C. the political crisis of the Watergate affair

D. his 1972 reelection

A. allowed slavery in the Southern States

B. gave birth to a bicameral congress

C. decided on the way the President would be chosen

D. was the agreement which gave birth to the Electoral college

A. the organization of the north west territories

B. the right to organize parts of the western territories as slave territories

C. the expansion of the railroad westward

D. abolition of slavery