AP United States Government and Politics/ Unit 1: Foundations of American Democracy

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You’ll learn how the men who created the U.S. Constitution set up a structure of government intended to stand the test of time, and how the compromises they made left some questions unresolved that continue to be debated today.

Question Difficulty:

Question	Difficulty	Students Solved
Montesquieu and Separation of Powers	easy	43
Primary Purpose Of The Bill Of Rights	easy	50
Federalist No 51 and Checks and Balances	easy	40
Locke on the Purpose of Government	easy	18
Elite and Participatory Democratic Theories	easy	23
Anti-Federalist Concerns About The Constitution	easy	18
Shays Rebellion and National Defense	easy	14
Town Meetings and Participatory Democracy	easy	17
Enlightenment Philosophy on Education and Progress	easy	9
Hobbes and the Role of the Sovereign	easy	8
Senate Confirmation of Judicial Nominees	easy	12
Enlightenment and Governmental Authority	easy	5
Enlightenment and Separation of Powers	easy	4
Popular Sovereignty in the US Constitution	easy	5
Enlightenment Thinkers and Natural Rights	easy	4
The Principle of Natural Rights	easy	5
Rousseau's Social Contract Theory	easy	3
Anti-Federalist Critique of Centralized Power	easy	5
Voltaire on Freedom of Expression	easy	2
Enlightenment and Representative Government	easy	2

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Unit Leaderboard

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#1	saisahasra0510	78	143	0m 00s	7,150
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#3	rabrown123	69	78	39m 28s	4,442
#4	wea11124	38	44	0m 29s	3,711
#5	splashmountain01	36	47	0m 00s	3,490
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#8	alpetersen	42	54	14m 26s	3,214
#9	hemeshselvaraj	31	55	0m 00s	2,860
#10	tabithad09	58	90	49m 19s	2,521

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