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Section 1

(49 cards)

Concurrent powers are

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shared by natl and state

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Military powers are

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Shared by the President and Congress

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What is federalism

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Split national and states; more to national

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How long are the Supreme Court judges terms

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for life

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What is the clause that allows Govt to create laws that are needed as society changes

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Necessary and Proper Clause

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What are the qualifications for President

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Natural born citizen, 35 years old, lived in US for 14 years

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What is the correct path to add an amendment

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2/3 Congress then 3/4 States

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Which case outlawed public segregation

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Brown v Board

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Number of Electoral College votes per state are determined by

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Number of Congressmen

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People in the US cannot

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cannot infringe on others rights

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What is political socialization

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form attitudes and opinions of beliefs over time

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Who was the power to officially declare war

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Congress

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A political party is

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group having the same beliefs and want same candidates

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Largest source of federal revenue is the

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income tax

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Where do major parties often steal ideas

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minor parties

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The Bill of Rights are the first

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10 Amendments

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To vote, most states require you to

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register

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What is a filibuster

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stop a bill

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Who is the US Chief Justice

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John Roberts

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If a govt has to operate within certain rules set by the people, that is which concept

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Limited Govt

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How often has the actual words in the Constitution been changed

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never

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Which is more community based and the belief in a spread of morals

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Classical Republicanism

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What does the US use to elect our president

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Electoral College

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Who is it up to on how the Cabinet is used

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President

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Marbury v Madison established

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judicial review

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The Senate has how many members

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100

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Why does Congress have committees?

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Divide the workload

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The purposes of the US govt are located where

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Preamble

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In a democracy

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power equal among majority and minority

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Federal govt is a bureaucracy because its a

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complex system of organizations

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Senators are chosen by whom

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American people

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What is the main reason US offers foreign aid

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help promote democracy and our interests

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13th Amendment is

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end of Slavery

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Who initiates the federal budget process

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the president

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What used to stop the African-American vote

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literacy tests, poll taxes, KKK

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Majority of Dec. of Independence is what

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Complaints of the wrongs done to colonists

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In order to approve of the Constitution, what was the compromise between Federalists and Anti

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Bill of Rights

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Which theory is more of the modern Republican

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Natural Rights

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Who has control of the US Congress

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Republicans

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Who is the US Vice President

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Mike Pence

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President's ability to veto is what

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check and balance

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Who is the US President

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Donald Trump

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A fair trial includes all of the following

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reasonable time, jury of your peers, legal counsel

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Senators have what length on their terms

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6

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Membership to a party is based on

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personal choice

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How many Representatives in the House does Nebraska have

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three

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Federalists wanted

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a strong national govt

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Which theory believes more in individual rights; life, liberty, property

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Natural Rights

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What does popular sovereignty mean

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People give right for govt to rule

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