Chapter 2 Vocab Flashcards

1
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What is a nation’s basic law?

A

Constitution

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2
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What document was approved in 1776?

A

Declaration of Independence

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3
Q

What rights are inherent to hman beings?

A

Natural Rights

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4
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What is the required basis for government?

A

Consent of the Governed

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5
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What idea states the government has some limits?

A

Limited Governmnet

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6
Q

What was the first constitution of the United States?

A

Articles of Confederation

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7
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What were the attacks on courthouses by Captain Daniel Shay called?

A

Shays’ Rebellion

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8
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What document set the structure of the U.S. that was ratified in 1788?

A

U.S. Constitution

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9
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What groups had risen from the ideas that Madison was against?

A

Factions

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10
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What proposal called for equal representation regardless of population?

A

New Jersey Plan

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11
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What proposal called for equal representation determined by the population?

A

Virginia Plan

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12
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What established the two house’s of congress?

A

Connecticut Compromise

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13
Q

What requires a judge to tell a prisoner why they are jailed?

A

Writ of Habeas Corpus

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14
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What requires each branch of the government to check the others?

A

Separation of Powers

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15
Q

What requires the government to limit its power based on government institutions?

A

Checks and Balances

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16
Q

What type of government derives it’s power from the people?

A

Republic

17
Q

Who supported the constitution when it was being adopted by the states?

A

Federalists

18
Q

What is the opposite of a federalist?

A

Anti-Federalists

19
Q

What defended the constitution in detail that was called Publius?

A

Federalist Papers

20
Q

What are the first ten amendments of the constitution called?

A

Bill of Rights

21
Q

What amendment wanted equal rights for each sex?

A

Equal Rights Amendment

22
Q

The case in which the supreme court displayed their powers over congress?

A

Marbury v. Madison

23
Q

The power by which the supreme court uses to make sure any act of congress is in accordance with the constitution?

A

Judicial Review