American Government Flashcards

(46 cards)

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Federalist the constitution or bill of ‘’’'’rights

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fedralist 48

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Reestablished two party system created nomination conversion nominated candidation were held to part standard election were about party principles

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Martin van bureau eight president

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prevent misconstruction or abuse of constitutional powers declamatory and restrictive clauses ensures public confidence in government

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preamble

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individual natural rights rights to self government within states

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theory of the ninth amendment retain rights encompass

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violation of the taking clause by fifth amendment modifies waterways plaintiff wharfs unusable

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barrow v Baltimore

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no bill of rights was no intended for state local government constitution is designed for the federal government not states

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Chief Justice John Marshall

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key elements citizenship requirement restrictions on the states legal community wants incorporate the bill of rights options for constraining state privilege and immunities clause due process clause incorporation supporters redefine the constitution privileges and immunities clause nothing ore than the bill of rights this clause absorbs the bill of rights and obliges states

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14th amendment

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new Orlando creates slaughter house claims involuntary servitude abridge privilege and immunities denied equal protection violated due process

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slaughter house case

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fifth amendment protect fundmenental rights from government interference fifth federal government fourteenth state government

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substantive due process

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free from government infusion into ones personal life especially within the bounds of ones home

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18th centurey common law concept

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Connecticut prevent use of contraception for married couple licensed physical arrested and charged with violating th law

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grisworld v connedicut

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1970 right of privacy extended to unmarried couples

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the sexual revolution

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women can discuss medical decision Supreme Court creates a framework for when

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abortion

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supreme court faced with declaring congressional act unconstituional can a presidential administration could alter federal courts

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stared v laird

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appointed a justic of the peach in dc commission likely signed and sealed but no deliver Marbury seeks a write of meandmus form the Supreme Court

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William Marbury

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passed to set up federal judiciary

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judiciary act of 1789

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16
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mankind naturally has individual rights

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John locke

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17
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ability to poser oneself

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legislature

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ability to punish crimes

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using an observable attribute as a proxy for an unobservable attribute

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decision there

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Oklahoma band the sale of non intoxicating beer different ages for men and women equal protection issue laws effect different based on gender

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Craig v boren

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laws must be rationally related to a lot a legitimate government interest

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the rational basis test

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california discriminate again tcp holder retire policy officers maycarryfireman on school ground cap holder could no law was rationally related to legitimate government interest of pubic safety

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galling v barerra

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freedom entails the right to Make personal decision a freedom of association exist ability to correct people in society prevent poor character traits from manifesting through society

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democratic theory

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advancement of belief and ideas often political
expressive
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marriage rearing of children habitats with relative
intimate
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alabama state law required organization to releasee membership list court rules this violation of expressive association
naacp v alabama
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women sue Minnesota Jayces chapter for full membership court ruled that addicting gender discrimination trumps club membership rules
Robert v United States jaycees
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assistant scour master has membership revoked court rules in favor of BSA state cannot violate expressive associate
boy scout of America v dale 2000
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limited on power prevent excessive government action
civil liberties
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guarantee equals treatment in public private sectors
civil rights
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treatment or consideration of persons based on groups class or category a laws effect cannot grant privilege stop some group san don't theres
discrimination
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congressional law prohibits discrimination pubic govt and private equal access in restaurants theaters and transportation
civil rights act
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neither amendment can violate private right to discrimination
13 and 14 amendment
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Louisiana law mandated segregation separate railroad cars for black and white did not prevent railroad travel
plessy v Ferguson
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laws may violate the constitution distort the political process laws may discriminate against a minority groups typically those wo cannot redress grievances
Caroline product
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compelling government inert narrow tailored law to meet policy goal least restrictive means possible
strict scrutiny test
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for order Japanese American to interment camper korematsu sues under 14th amendment court defers to military and allows interment to continue during war hardship are necessary
kormatsu v united sates 1941
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plaintiffs argued segregation was unequal unable to access to similar resources and accommodation causes intellectual psychological and finial dame
brown v board of education
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based on agreement regarding issues internal differences may weaken unity
unity
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overcome difference based on principles
loyalty
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the wealthy have power to contra nation economy highly educated individual secure movement position politician do the bidding of het wealthy
elite theory
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political power is distribute throughout society people have shared interest and form group people shared interest and form groups group s works on behalf of people to influence government
pluralist theory
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all interest are and should be free to complete for influence in government the ability for groups to organize ensure democracy continues
pluralism
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an organization groups of individual or organization that makes policy related appeals to government
interest groups
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