AP GOV REQUIRED DOCS AND ARTICLES Flashcards

(43 cards)

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Describes the roles and powers of congress

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Article I

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2
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Outlines the relationship and responsibilities of the states to one another

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Article IV

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3
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Full Faith and Credit, Privileges and Immunities, Extradition

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Article IV

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4
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Explains how to amend the Constitution

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Article V

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5
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Establishes the purposes of the US government

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Preamble

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6
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Factions are inevitable

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Fed 10

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7
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Large republic is the best to address factions

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Fed 10

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Constitution protects from one faction taking complete control via checks and balances and separation of power

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Fed 10

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9
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Gives Congress the power to regulate trade

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Commerce Clause

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10
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Often used to expand powers of the legislative branch

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Commerce Clause

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The “ingredients” for the presidency: unity, duration, an adequate provision for its support, and competent powers

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Fed 70

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12
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Focuses on the value of unity in ONE executive to avoid conflicts and ensure accountability

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Fed 70

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13
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All people created equal

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Declaration

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14
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Governments are created to protect rights

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Declaration

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15
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If government does not protect rights then the people have the duty to change/destroy

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Declaration

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16
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Protections against the abuse of power by the government

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Due Process

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17
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Each state remains sovereign

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Articles of Confederation

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18
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Unicameral legislature, each state has one vote

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Articles of Confederation

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No president, no judiciary

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Articles of Confederation

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Could not force taxation, no standing army

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Articles of confederation

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Protects Americans from the creation of a government-sponsored religion

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Establishment Clause

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Describes the process for ratifying the Constitution

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Explains the powers given to the judiciary

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Guarantees that Americans can practice the religion of their choice without undue interference from the government

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Free Exercise Clause

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Allows Congress to stretch their powers
Necessary and Proper Clause
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Gives implied powers
Necessary and Proper Clause
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Outlines the federal governments structure, powers, and limits to those powers
Constitution
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Three branches that can limit each other
Constitution
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Federal system of government
Constitution
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Outlines the power of the executive branch
Article II
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Power is divided between three branches of government and between national and state governments
Fed 51
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All keep power from becoming too centralized- prevent one person/one group from taking over government
Fed 51
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Checks and Balances
Fed 51
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Makes the Constitution the supreme law of the land
Article VI/Supremacy
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Constitution gives too much power to the central government
Brutus 1
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Could do away with state governments
Brutus 1
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Standing army in peacetime is the destruction of liberty
Brutus 1
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Protections against discrimination based on race, religion, gender identity, and other demographic factors
Equal protection
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In the 10th Amendment, powers not granted in the Constitution for the federal government are for the states
Reserved powers
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Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere
Letters
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Civil rights leaders couldn’t wait for a later time to pursue racial justice
Letters
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Argued that one has a moral responsibility to disobey unjust laws
Letters
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Independent judiciary uses judicial review
Fed 78