UNIT ONE EXAM STUDY SESSION. Choose the following term that matches each definition the best.

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1. The absence or lack of government is called… A. Anarchy B. Capitalism C. Communism D. Confederacy E. Direct Democracy F. Monarchy G. Socialism H. Sovereignty

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UNIT ONE EXAM STUDY SESSION

Choose the following term that matches each definition the best.

1. The absence or lack of government is called…A. AnarchyB. CapitalismC. CommunismD. ConfederacyE. Direct DemocracyF. MonarchyG. SocialismH. Sovereignty

1. The absence or lack of government is called…A. AnarchyB. CapitalismC. CommunismD. ConfederacyE. Direct DemocracyF. MonarchyG. SocialismH. Sovereignty

2. A command economy…

A. AnarchyB. CapitalismC. CommunismD. ConfederacyE. Direct DemocracyF. MonarchyG. SocialismH. Sovereignty

2. A command economy…

A. AnarchyB. CapitalismC. CommunismD. ConfederacyE. Direct DemocracyF. MonarchyG. SocialismH. Sovereignty

3. One house…

A. AnarchyB. BicameralC. CapitalismD. CommunismE. ConfederacyF. ConstitutionG. StateH. Unicameral

3. One house…

A. AnarchyB. BicameralC. CapitalismD. CommunismE. ConfederacyF. ConstitutionG. StateH. Unicameral

4. A group of people with a territory, government, and sovereignty…A. AnarchyB. BicameralC. CapitalismD. CommunismE. ConfederacyF. GovernmentG. SovereigntyH. State

4. A group of people with a territory, government, and sovereignty…A. AnarchyB. BicameralC. CapitalismD. CommunismE. ConfederacyF. GovernmentG. SovereigntyH. State

5. Absolute power to make decisions…A. AnarchyB. BicameralC. CapitalismD. CommunismE. ConfederacyF. GovernmentG. SovereigntyH. State

5. Absolute power to make decisions…A. AnarchyB. BicameralC. CapitalismD. CommunismE. ConfederacyF. GovernmentG. SovereigntyH. State

6. A form of autocracy…

A. CapitalismB. CommunismC. ConfederacyD. MonarchyE. Representative

DemocracyF. SocialismG. SovereigntyH. State

6. A form of autocracy…

A. CapitalismB. CommunismC. ConfederacyD. MonarchyE. Representative

DemocracyF. SocialismG. SovereigntyH. State

7. Loose union of independent states…A. CapitalismB. CommunismC. ConfederacyD. MonarchyE. Representative

DemocracyF. SocialismG. SovereigntyH. State

7. Loose union of independent states…A. CapitalismB. CommunismC. ConfederacyD. MonarchyE. Representative

DemocracyF. SocialismG. SovereigntyH. State

8. Government is created by consent of the governed…A. CapitalismB. ConfederacyC. Direct DemocracyD. Divine Right TheoryE. Evolutionary theoryF. Force theoryG. Representative

DemocracyH. Social Contract

theory

8. Government is created by consent of the governed…A. CapitalismB. ConfederacyC. Direct DemocracyD. Divine Right TheoryE. Evolutionary theoryF. Force theoryG. Representative

DemocracyH. Social Contract

theory

9. Government power is descended from God…A. CapitalismB. ConfederacyC. Direct DemocracyD. Divine Right TheoryE. Evolutionary theoryF. Force theoryG. Representative

DemocracyH. Social Contract

theory

9. Government power is descended from God…A. CapitalismB. ConfederacyC. Direct DemocracyD. Divine Right TheoryE. Evolutionary theoryF. Force theoryG. Representative

DemocracyH. Social Contract

theory

10. Two houses of Congress…A. AnarchyB. BicameralC. CapitalismD. CommunismE. ConfederacyF. ConstitutionG. StateH. Unicameral

10. Two houses of Congress…A. AnarchyB. BicameralC. CapitalismD. CommunismE. ConfederacyF. ConstitutionG. StateH. Unicameral

11. Government owns means of production…A. AnarchyB. CapitalismC. CommunismD. ConfederacyE. Direct DemocracyF. MonarchyG. SocialismH. Sovereignty

11. Government owns means of production…A. AnarchyB. CapitalismC. CommunismD. ConfederacyE. Direct DemocracyF. MonarchyG. SocialismH. Sovereignty

12. Institution that makes and enforces policies…A. AnarchyB. BicameralC. CapitalismD. CommunismE. ConfederacyF. GovernmentG. SovereigntyH. State

12. Institution that makes and enforces policies…A. AnarchyB. BicameralC. CapitalismD. CommunismE. ConfederacyF. GovernmentG. SovereigntyH. State

13. Government originated from the family hierarchy…A. CapitalismB. ConfederacyC. Direct DemocracyD. Divine Right TheoryE. Evolutionary theoryF. Force theoryG. Representative

DemocracyH. Social Contract

theory

13. Government originated from the family hierarchy…A. CapitalismB. ConfederacyC. Direct DemocracyD. Divine Right TheoryE. Evolutionary theoryF. Force theoryG. Representative

DemocracyH. Social Contract

theory

14. Government where people elect officials to make decisions…A. CapitalismB. ConfederacyC. Direct DemocracyD. Divine Right TheoryE. Evolutionary theoryF. Force theoryG. Representative

DemocracyH. Social Contract

theory

14. Government where people elect officials to make decisions…A. CapitalismB. ConfederacyC. Direct DemocracyD. Divine Right TheoryE. Evolutionary theoryF. Force theoryG. Representative

DemocracyH. Social Contract

theory

15. Government that is controlled through military power…A. CapitalismB. ConfederacyC. Direct DemocracyD. Divine Right TheoryE. Evolutionary theoryF. Force theoryG. Representative

DemocracyH. Social Contract

theory

15. Government that is controlled through military power…A. CapitalismB. ConfederacyC. Direct DemocracyD. Divine Right TheoryE. Evolutionary theoryF. Force theoryG. Representative

DemocracyH. Social Contract

theory

16. Six goals of Constitution…

A. Articles of Confederation

B. Bill of RightsC. Connecticut

CompromiseD. First AmendmentE. Limited GovernmentF. Magna CartaG. PreambleH. Separation of Powers

16. Six goals of Constitution…

A. Articles of Confederation

B. Bill of RightsC. Connecticut

CompromiseD. First AmendmentE. Limited GovernmentF. Magna CartaG. PreambleH. Separation of Powers

17. First Constitution to the U.S…A. Articles of

ConfederationB. Bill of RightsC. Connecticut

CompromiseD. First AmendmentE. Limited GovernmentF. Magna CartaG. PreambleH. Separation of

Powers

17. First Constitution to the U.S…A. Articles of

ConfederationB. Bill of RightsC. Connecticut

CompromiseD. First AmendmentE. Limited GovernmentF. Magna CartaG. PreambleH. Separation of

Powers

18. Power of the courts to determine constitutionality…A. Checks & BalancesB. ExtraditionC. ImpeachD. Judicial ReviewE. Limited

GovernmentF. Popular

SovereigntyG. Separation of

PowersH. Stamp Act

18. Power of the courts to determine constitutionality…A. Checks & BalancesB. ExtraditionC. ImpeachD. Judicial ReviewE. Limited

GovernmentF. Popular

SovereigntyG. Separation of

PowersH. Stamp Act

19. Each branch has power over the others…A. Checks & BalancesB. ExtraditionC. ImpeachD. Judicial ReviewE. Limited

GovernmentF. Popular

SovereigntyG. Separation of

PowersH. Stamp Act

19. Each branch has power over the others…A. Checks & BalancesB. ExtraditionC. ImpeachD. Judicial ReviewE. Limited

GovernmentF. Popular

SovereigntyG. Separation of

PowersH. Stamp Act

20. My favorite amendment…

A. Bill of RightsB. Civil War

AmendmentsC. Eighteenth

AmendmentD. First AmendmentE. Fourth AmendmentF. Nineteenth

AmendmentG. Sixteenth

AmendmentH. Twenty first

Amendment

20. My favorite amendment…

A. Bill of RightsB. Civil War

AmendmentsC. Eighteenth

AmendmentD. First AmendmentE. Fourth AmendmentF. Nineteenth

AmendmentG. Sixteenth

AmendmentH. Twenty first

Amendment

21. A tax that was created without representation…A. Articles of

ConfederationB. Connecticut

CompromiseC. ExtraditionD. Magna CartaE. Popular

SovereigntyF. PreambleG. Separation of

PowersH. Stamp Act

21. A tax that was created without representation…A. Articles of

ConfederationB. Connecticut

CompromiseC. ExtraditionD. Magna CartaE. Popular

SovereigntyF. PreambleG. Separation of

PowersH. Stamp Act

22. Divides power into 3 branches…A. Checks & BalancesB. ExtraditionC. ImpeachD. Judicial ReviewE. Limited

GovernmentF. Popular

SovereigntyG. Separation of

PowersH. Stamp Act

22. Divides power into 3 branches…A. Checks & BalancesB. ExtraditionC. ImpeachD. Judicial ReviewE. Limited

GovernmentF. Popular

SovereigntyG. Separation of

PowersH. Stamp Act

23. Article I

A. Articles of Confederation

B. Bill of RightsC. Executive BranchD. ExtraditionE. ImpeachF. Judicial BranchG. Legislative BranchH. Preamble

23. Article I

A. Articles of Confederation

B. Bill of RightsC. Executive BranchD. ExtraditionE. ImpeachF. Judicial BranchG. Legislative BranchH. Preamble

24. Government can only do what Constitution says…A. Checks & BalancesB. ExtraditionC. ImpeachD. Judicial ReviewE. Limited

GovernmentF. Popular

SovereigntyG. Separation of

PowersH. Stamp Act

24. Government can only do what Constitution says…A. Checks & BalancesB. ExtraditionC. ImpeachD. Judicial ReviewE. Limited

GovernmentF. Popular

SovereigntyG. Separation of

PowersH. Stamp Act

25. Ended slavery, established citizenship, & voting rights…A. Bill of RightsB. Civil War

AmendmentsC. Eighteenth

AmendmentD. First AmendmentE. Fourth AmendmentF. Nineteenth

AmendmentG. Sixteenth

AmendmentH. Twenty first

Amendment

25. Ended slavery, established citizenship, & voting rights…A. Bill of RightsB. Civil War

AmendmentsC. Eighteenth

AmendmentD. First AmendmentE. Fourth AmendmentF. Nineteenth

AmendmentG. Sixteenth

AmendmentH. Twenty first

Amendment

26. Only amendment ever repealed…A. Bill of RightsB. Civil War

AmendmentsC. Eighteenth

AmendmentD. First AmendmentE. Fourth AmendmentF. Nineteenth

AmendmentG. Sixteenth

AmendmentH. Twenty first

Amendment

26. Only amendment ever repealed…A. Bill of RightsB. Civil War

AmendmentsC. Eighteenth

AmendmentD. First AmendmentE. Fourth AmendmentF. Nineteenth

AmendmentG. Sixteenth

AmendmentH. Twenty first

Amendment

27. Article III…

A. Articles of Confederation

B. Bill of RightsC. Executive BranchD. ExtraditionE. ImpeachF. Judicial BranchG. Legislative BranchH. Preamble

27. Article III…

A. Articles of Confederation

B. Bill of RightsC. Executive BranchD. ExtraditionE. ImpeachF. Judicial BranchG. Legislative BranchH. Preamble

28. To formally accuse…

A. Checks & BalancesB. Connecticut

CompromiseC. ExtraditionD. ImpeachE. Judicial ReviewF. Popular

SovereigntyG. PreambleH. Separation of

Powers

28. To formally accuse…

A. Checks & BalancesB. Connecticut

CompromiseC. ExtraditionD. ImpeachE. Judicial ReviewF. Popular

SovereigntyG. PreambleH. Separation of

Powers

29. First ten amendments…

A. Articles of Confederation

B. Bill of RightsC. Checks & BalancesD. Civil War

AmendmentsE. Connecticut

CompromiseF. Eighteenth

AmendmentG. Executive BranchH. Extradition

29. First ten amendments…

A. Articles of Confederation

B. Bill of RightsC. Checks & BalancesD. Civil War

AmendmentsE. Connecticut

CompromiseF. Eighteenth

AmendmentG. Executive BranchH. Extradition

30. Protects freedom of speech & religion…A. Bill of RightsB. Civil War

AmendmentsC. Eighteenth

AmendmentD. First AmendmentE. Fourth AmendmentF. Nineteenth

AmendmentG. Sixteenth

AmendmentH. Twenty first

Amendment

30. Protects freedom of speech & religion…A. Bill of RightsB. Civil War

AmendmentsC. Eighteenth

AmendmentD. First AmendmentE. Fourth AmendmentF. Nineteenth

AmendmentG. Sixteenth

AmendmentH. Twenty first

Amendment

31. Created limited government…A. Articles of

ConfederationB. Connecticut

CompromiseC. ExtraditionD. Magna CartaE. Popular

SovereigntyF. PreambleG. Separation of

PowersH. Stamp Act

31. Created limited government…A. Articles of

ConfederationB. Connecticut

CompromiseC. ExtraditionD. Magna CartaE. Popular

SovereigntyF. PreambleG. Separation of

PowersH. Stamp Act

32. A state returns a fugitive to state in which crime was committed…A. Checks & BalancesB. Connecticut

CompromiseC. ExtraditionD. ImpeachE. Judicial ReviewF. Popular

SovereigntyG. PreambleH. Separation of

Powers

32. A state returns a fugitive to state in which crime was committed…A. Checks & BalancesB. Connecticut

CompromiseC. ExtraditionD. ImpeachE. Judicial ReviewF. Popular

SovereigntyG. PreambleH. Separation of

Powers

33. Article II…

A. Articles of Confederation

B. Bill of RightsC. Executive BranchD. ExtraditionE. ImpeachF. Judicial BranchG. Legislative BranchH. Preamble

33. Article II…

A. Articles of Confederation

B. Bill of RightsC. Executive BranchD. ExtraditionE. ImpeachF. Judicial BranchG. Legislative BranchH. Preamble

34. Created a two house Congress…A. Articles of

ConfederationB. Bill of RightsC. Checks & BalancesD. Civil War

AmendmentsE. Connecticut

CompromiseF. Eighteenth

AmendmentG. Executive BranchH. Extradition

34. Created a two house Congress…A. Articles of

ConfederationB. Bill of RightsC. Checks & BalancesD. Civil War

AmendmentsE. Connecticut

CompromiseF. Eighteenth

AmendmentG. Executive BranchH. Extradition

35. People are the source of government power…A. Checks & BalancesB. ExtraditionC. ImpeachD. Judicial ReviewE. Limited

GovernmentF. Popular

SovereigntyG. Separation of

PowersH. Stamp Act

35. People are the source of government power…A. Checks & BalancesB. ExtraditionC. ImpeachD. Judicial ReviewE. Limited

GovernmentF. Popular

SovereigntyG. Separation of

PowersH. Stamp Act

You can use the following people more than once:

36. First head of executive…A. Alexander

HamiltonB. Benjamin FranklinC. George

WashingtonD. James MadisonE. John AdamsF. John HancockG. John MarshallH. Thomas Jefferson

36. First head of executive…A. Alexander

HamiltonB. Benjamin FranklinC. George

WashingtonD. James MadisonE. John AdamsF. John HancockG. John MarshallH. Thomas Jefferson

37. President of Second Continental Congress…A. Alexander

HamiltonB. Benjamin FranklinC. George

WashingtonD. James MadisonE. John AdamsF. John HancockG. John MarshallH. Thomas Jefferson

37. President of Second Continental Congress…A. Alexander

HamiltonB. Benjamin FranklinC. George

WashingtonD. James MadisonE. John AdamsF. John HancockG. John MarshallH. Thomas Jefferson

38. Leader of Anti-Federalists…A. Alexander

HamiltonB. Benjamin FranklinC. George

WashingtonD. James MadisonE. John AdamsF. John HancockG. John MarshallH. Thomas Jefferson

38. Leader of Anti-Federalists…A. Alexander

HamiltonB. Benjamin FranklinC. George

WashingtonD. James MadisonE. John AdamsF. John HancockG. John MarshallH. Thomas Jefferson

39. Group that wanted a strong central government…A. Albany CongressB. AmericansC. Anti-FederalistsD. Constitutional

ConventionE. FederalistsF. FramersG. PatriotsH. Sons of Liberty

39. Group that wanted a strong central government…A. Albany CongressB. AmericansC. Anti-FederalistsD. Constitutional

ConventionE. FederalistsF. FramersG. PatriotsH. Sons of Liberty

40. Wrote Declaration of Independence…A. Alexander

HamiltonB. Benjamin FranklinC. George

WashingtonD. James MadisonE. John AdamsF. John HancockG. John MarshallH. Thomas Jefferson

40. Wrote Declaration of Independence…A. Alexander

HamiltonB. Benjamin FranklinC. George

WashingtonD. James MadisonE. John AdamsF. John HancockG. John MarshallH. Thomas Jefferson

41. Father of Constitution…A. Alexander

HamiltonB. Benjamin FranklinC. George

WashingtonD. James MadisonE. John AdamsF. John HancockG. John MarshallH. Thomas Jefferson

41. Father of Constitution…A. Alexander

HamiltonB. Benjamin FranklinC. George

WashingtonD. James MadisonE. John AdamsF. John HancockG. John MarshallH. Thomas Jefferson

42. Group that wanted Bill of Rights…A. Albany CongressB. AmericansC. Anti-FederalistsD. Constitutional

ConventionE. FederalistsF. FramersG. PatriotsH. Sons of Liberty

42. Group that wanted Bill of Rights…A. Albany CongressB. AmericansC. Anti-FederalistsD. Constitutional

ConventionE. FederalistsF. FramersG. PatriotsH. Sons of Liberty

43. Developed Social Contract theory…A. Alexander

HamiltonB. Benjamin FranklinC. George

WashingtonD. James MadisonE. John AdamsF. John LockeG. John MarshallH. Thomas Jefferson

43. Developed Social Contract theory…A. Alexander

HamiltonB. Benjamin FranklinC. George

WashingtonD. James MadisonE. John AdamsF. John LockeG. John MarshallH. Thomas Jefferson

44. Leader of Federalists…A. Alexander

HamiltonB. Benjamin FranklinC. George

WashingtonD. James MadisonE. John AdamsF. John MarshallG. Sam AdamsH. Thomas Jefferson

44. Leader of Federalists…A. Alexander

HamiltonB. Benjamin FranklinC. George

WashingtonD. James MadisonE. John AdamsF. John MarshallG. Sam AdamsH. Thomas Jefferson

45. Leader of Sons of Liberty…A. Alexander

HamiltonB. Benjamin FranklinC. George

WashingtonD. James MadisonE. John AdamsF. John MarshallG. Sam AdamsH. Thomas Jefferson

45. Leader of Sons of Liberty…A. Alexander

HamiltonB. Benjamin FranklinC. George

WashingtonD. James MadisonE. John AdamsF. John MarshallG. Sam AdamsH. Thomas Jefferson

PART II

46. AKA Elastic Clause…

A. Connecticut Compromise

B. Expressed PowersC. Full Faith & CreditD. Implied PowersE. Inherent PowerF. Necessary & Proper G. Priveleges &

ImmunitiesH. Supremacy Clause

46. AKA Elastic Clause…

A. Connecticut Compromise

B. Expressed PowersC. Full Faith & CreditD. Implied PowersE. Inherent PowerF. Necessary & Proper G. Priveleges &

ImmunitiesH. Supremacy Clause

47. Established judicial reviewA. 3/5 CompromiseB. Connecticut

CompromiseC. FederalismD. Marbury v. MadisonE. McCulloch v.

MarylandF. Necessary & ProperG. Supremacy ClauseH. Virginia Plan

47. Established judicial reviewA. 3/5 CompromiseB. Connecticut

CompromiseC. FederalismD. Marbury v. MadisonE. McCulloch v.

MarylandF. Necessary & ProperG. Supremacy ClauseH. Virginia Plan

48. Power to declare war is this type of power…A. Direct DemocracyB. Expressed PowersC. Implied PowersD. Inherent PowersE. Necessary & ProperF. PoliticsG. Priveleges &

ImmunitiesH. Supremacy Clause

48. Power to declare war is this type of power…A. Direct DemocracyB. Expressed PowersC. Implied PowersD. Inherent PowersE. Necessary & ProperF. PoliticsG. Priveleges &

ImmunitiesH. Supremacy Clause

49. Effort to control the conduct of government…A. Direct DemocracyB. Expressed PowersC. Implied PowersD. Inherent PowersE. Necessary & ProperF. PoliticsG. Priveleges &

ImmunitiesH. Supremacy Clause

49. Effort to control the conduct of government…A. Direct DemocracyB. Expressed PowersC. Implied PowersD. Inherent PowersE. Necessary & ProperF. PoliticsG. Priveleges &

ImmunitiesH. Supremacy Clause

50. Policy to deal with slavery…A. 3/5 CompromiseB. Connecticut

CompromiseC. FederalismD. Marbury v. MadisonE. McCulloch v.

MarylandF. Necessary & ProperG. Supremacy ClauseH. Virginia Plan

50. Policy to deal with slavery…A. 3/5 CompromiseB. Connecticut

CompromiseC. FederalismD. Marbury v. MadisonE. McCulloch v.

MarylandF. Necessary & ProperG. Supremacy ClauseH. Virginia Plan

51. Power to deal with international trade & immigration…A. Direct DemocracyB. Expressed PowersC. Implied PowersD. Inherent PowersE. Necessary & ProperF. PoliticsG. Priveleges &

ImmunitiesH. Supremacy Clause

51. Power to deal with international trade & immigration…A. Direct DemocracyB. Expressed PowersC. Implied PowersD. Inherent PowersE. Necessary & ProperF. PoliticsG. Priveleges &

ImmunitiesH. Supremacy Clause

52. Established the implied powers and the Supremacy Clause…A. 3/5 CompromiseB. Connecticut

CompromiseC. FederalismD. Marbury v. MadisonE. McCulloch v.

MarylandF. Necessary & ProperG. Supremacy ClauseH. Virginia Plan

52. Established the implied powers and the Supremacy Clause…A. 3/5 CompromiseB. Connecticut

CompromiseC. FederalismD. Marbury v. MadisonE. McCulloch v.

MarylandF. Necessary & ProperG. Supremacy ClauseH. Virginia Plan

53. States will recognize each others court documents & proceedings…A. Connecticut

CompromiseB. Expressed PowersC. Full Faith & CreditD. Implied PowersE. Inherent PowerF. Necessary & Proper G. Priveleges &

ImmunitiesH. Supremacy Clause

53. States will recognize each others court documents & proceedings…A. Connecticut

CompromiseB. Expressed PowersC. Full Faith & CreditD. Implied PowersE. Inherent PowerF. Necessary & Proper G. Priveleges &

ImmunitiesH. Supremacy Clause

54. The U.S. Constitution is the supreme law of the land…A. Connecticut

CompromiseB. Expressed PowersC. Full Faith & CreditD. Implied PowersE. Inherent PowerF. Necessary & Proper G. Priveleges &

ImmunitiesH. Supremacy Clause

54. The U.S. Constitution is the supreme law of the land…A. Connecticut

CompromiseB. Expressed PowersC. Full Faith & CreditD. Implied PowersE. Inherent PowerF. Necessary & Proper G. Priveleges &

ImmunitiesH. Supremacy Clause

55. Rules for government…

A. ConstitutionB. Direct DemocracyC. Expressed PowersD. FederalismE. Inherent PowersF. Necessary & Proper

ClauseG. PoliticsH. Supremacy Clause

55. Rules for government…

A. ConstitutionB. Direct DemocracyC. Expressed PowersD. FederalismE. Inherent PowersF. Necessary & Proper

ClauseG. PoliticsH. Supremacy Clause

56. Power is divided between national & local governments…A. ConstitutionB. Direct DemocracyC. Expressed PowersD. FederalismE. Inherent PowersF. Necessary & Proper

ClauseG. PoliticsH. Supremacy Clause

56. Power is divided between national & local governments…A. ConstitutionB. Direct DemocracyC. Expressed PowersD. FederalismE. Inherent PowersF. Necessary & Proper

ClauseG. PoliticsH. Supremacy Clause

58. Rule is by representatives elected by the people…A. ConstitutionB. Direct DemocracyC. FederalismD. Indirect DemocracyE. Inherent PowersF. PoliticsG. Priveleges &

ImmunitiesH. Supremacy Clause

58. Rule is by representatives elected by the people…A. ConstitutionB. Direct DemocracyC. FederalismD. Indirect DemocracyE. Inherent PowersF. PoliticsG. Priveleges &

ImmunitiesH. Supremacy Clause

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