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Sample Political Science MCQs (from this library)
First two questions from the first three topics (sorted A–Z). Green = correct. Full sets on each topic page.
American Government and Politics
Open full topicWhat is the primary role of the legislative branch in the U.S. government?
Explanation: The legislative branch's primary role is to make laws, while the executive enforces them and the judiciary interprets them.
Which amendment abolished slavery in the United States?
Explanation: The 13th Amendment abolished slavery, while the other amendments pertain to voting rights and age restrictions.
Electoral Systems
Open full topicWhat is the main feature of a proportional representation system?
Explanation: Proportional representation allocates seats according to the percentage of votes received, unlike majority systems.
Which electoral system usually results in a two-party system?
Explanation: First-past-the-post typically leads to a two-party system, as smaller parties struggle to win seats.
Forms of Government
Open full topicWhich form of government is characterized by the rule of a small elite group?
Explanation: Oligarchy specifically refers to power held by a small group, while democracy refers to rule by the majority, theocracy is rule by religious leaders, and monarchy is rule by a king or queen.
What is the primary function of a constitution?
Explanation: A constitution outlines the structure and principles of government, while the other options describe separate functions of government.