Chapter 5 Flashcards

Vocabulary (40 cards)

1
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The first ten amendments to the Constitution; protection of individual rights

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Bill of Rights

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2
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A 7-2 Supreme Court decision that ruled students in public schools do have the right to express themselves (like wearing black armbands) if it does not disrupt the learning environment

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Tinker v DesMoines

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3
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Orders from the president that grant freedom from punishment

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Pardons

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4
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Gives people the right to keep and bear weapons

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Second Amendment

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5
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Determines whether or not laws are constitutional

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Judicial branch

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6
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Grants individuals the right to a speedy and public criminal trial with a fair and impartial jury and a lawyer

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Sixth Amendment

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7
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Gives you the right to remain silent if being accused of a crime, the right to due process, and guarantees no double jeopardy

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Fifth Amendment

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8
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Are Vice Presidents chosen because they are the runner-up in the Electoral College?

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No

The President chooses a vice president before they start campaigning.

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9
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Is establishing and maintaining schools a power delegated to the national courts?

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No

It is a reserved power to the states.

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10
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Rule that a person cannot be tried again for the same crime

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Double jeapardy

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11
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Rule that the law must be fairly applied

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Due process

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12
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the 435 member body of government that has the power to impeach the President (accuse he/she of wrong doing).

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House of Representatives

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13
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Division of power between the national and state governments

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Federalism

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14
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The right to vote

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Suffrage

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15
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First African American Supreme Court Justice

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Thurgood Marshall

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16
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First female Supreme Court Justice

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Sandra Day O’Connor

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17
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Required military service

18
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Return to an immigrant’s country of origin

19
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People who live in the United States who were not born in the U.S. and whose parents are not citizens and who eventually become citizens

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Naturalized citizens

20
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States rights

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Tenth Amendment

21
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Individual rights of the people do not need to be numbered or listed in order to have the rights

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Ninth Amendment

22
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Bail should not be excessive and there should be no cruel or unusual punishment

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Eighth Amendment

23
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Allows individuals the right to a trial with a fair jury in lawsuits above a certain amount of money (used to be $20) in a civil trial

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Seventh Amendment

24
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Says no one can search through your home and possessions without a search warrant

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Fourth Amendment

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No quartering of troops in homes
Third Amendment
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Guarantees citizens freedom of religion, freedom to assemble, freedom to petition, freedom of the press, and freedom of speech
First Amendment
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Government's power to take personal property to benefit the public
Eminent domain
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A 6-3 Supreme Court decision that ruled school officials only need reasonable suspicion to search a student's property
New Jersey v TLO
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The 100 member body of the government which has the power to confirm federal judge appointees
Senate
30
The idea that the greatest number of people in a society can make policies for everyone
Majority rule
31
Enforces the nation's laws
Executive branhc
32
Makes the nation's laws
Legislative branch
33
Commands from the president that have the power of law
Executive orders
34
The presidential act to to cancel a law
Veto
35
Vote to bring charges of serious crimes against a president
Impeach
36
Introduction of the US Constitution that begins with "We the People"
Preamble
37
Kept by the state governments
Reserved powers
38
Shared by the national government and state governments
Concurrent powers
39
Given to the national government
Delegated powers
40
Division of power between the national and state governments
Federalism