End of year test Flashcards

(18 cards)

1
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What kind of government must each state have?

A

A republican (representative) government

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2
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What protection does the U.S. owe each state?

A

Protection from invasion and domestic violence

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3
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What does “territorial integrity” mean?

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The U.S. must respect each states borders and existence.

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4
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What law set the rules for adding new states?

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The Northwest Ordinance of 1787

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5
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Who has the power to admit new states?

A

Only Congress

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6
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Can a new state be made from part of another state

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Only if the original state agrees

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7
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What’s the first step for a territory to become a state?

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Ask Congress for permission

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8
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What does the enabling act do?

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It lets people write a state constitution

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9
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What is an act of admission

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A law passed by Congress to create a new state

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10
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Who signs the act of admission to make it official? (Making of state)

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The President

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11
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What is federal grant?

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Money given by the government for specific purposes

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12
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What are the conditions for federal grants?

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Use it only for the purpose, add state money, create agency, follow rules

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13
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What does the Full Faith and Credit Clause do?

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States must respect each other’s laws, documents, and court rulings

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14
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What are exceptions to the full Faith and Credit Clause?

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Criminal laws and some divorces

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15
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What is extradition

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Returning a fugitive to the state where the crime happened

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16
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Who usually requests extradition

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A state governor

17
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What does the privileges and Immunities Clause say?

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States can’t unfairly treat people from other states

18
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Can states charge out-of-state- students more for college