Exam 2

Question 1

Inalienable Rights:

Answer 1

Rights given by god, which government MAY not take away

Question 2

Life

Answer 2

The right to make a living

Question 3

Liberty:

Answer 3

The Right to made choices

Question 4

Pursuit of Happiness:

Answer 4

Following a path that is most likely to have a positive outcome

Question 5

Social Contracts:

Answer 5

Men enter into society for security of life, liberty, and property. A living, breathing thing that can be modified or nullified.

Question 6

Monroe Doctrine:

Answer 6

America wont interfere in European or European colonial affairs, and European intervention in independent Western Hemispheric affairs would be considered an act of war.

Question 7

Judicial Review:

Answer 7

Guarantees that laws passed by individual states or congress met the intensions of the constitution

Question 8

Charter

Answer 8

A Contract granting authority and rights

Question 9

Triangle Trade:

Answer 9

A system of domestic production like a Triangle, where South produced Raw Materials, North manufacturing, and food production in the west (inland),

Question 10

Electoral College:

Answer 10

The combined congressional delegation of each state shall chose the president and the vice president based upon the popular vote.

Question 11

Judiciary Act (1789):

Answer 11

Set the Supreme Court 6 Justices, 13 district courts, and 3 circuit Courts of appeal.

Question 12

Louisiana Purchase:

Answer 12

Jefferson purchased the land between Mississippi and The Rocky Mountains from France for 15,000,000 dollars, even though it was unconstitutional to acquire territory.

Question 13

Treaty of Greenville:

Answer 13

The treaty established a boundary between American Indian territory and lands open to European-American Settlers.

Question 14

identify the five Marshall court cases

Answer 14

1. Marbury vs. Madison,
2. Fletcher vs. Peck (1810),
3. McCulloch vs. Maryland (1819),
4. Dartmouth College vs. Woodward (1819),
5. Gibbons vs. Ogden (1824).