exam 3 Flashcards

(29 cards)

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Stewardship v constitutional theories of the presidency

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Roosevelt and Taft took two extreme approaches to duty
Roosevelt-serve people not just government
Taft- Strict model for government

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Trustee v delegate theories of representation

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trustee- People choose their representative
delegate- Representative is the opposite, a person chosen speaks on behalf of the people

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3
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Responses to judicial aggrandizement

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Deployment of ideas and norms that reinforced the judiciary’s role

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logrolling

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Politicians trade support for one issue or a piece of legislation in exchange for another politician support

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5
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pocket veto

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When a bill fails to become law because the president does not sign it within the 10 day period

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iron triangle

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The policy-making relationship among the committee’s, bureaucracy, groups

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7
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steel seizure case

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Case that limited the president’s power to seize private property

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cloture rules

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Rule required a two-thirds majority to end debate and permitted each member to speak for an hour before voting

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filibuster rules

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Use to delay or block a vote preventing a debate

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10
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solicitor general

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Legal officer who represents government in courtroom proceedings

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legislative whips

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maintains party discipline for votes

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wars power resolution

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Limits the president’s ability to initiate military action without congressional consent

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13
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vesting clause

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Establishes an executive office to be occupied by an individual

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14
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gulf of tonkin resolution

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gave President Lyndon B Johnson the authority to increase U S involvement in the Vietnam War

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15
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22 amendment

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limits the number of times a person can serve as president to two terms

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16
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25 amendment

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If the president dies resigns or is removed then the vice president shall step up

17
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join committee

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Committee in the US Congress that includes members from both the House and Senate

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17 amendment

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Says that the Senate of the US shall be composed of two senators from each state elected by the people

19
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case act

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Advocated by the senator Case, put restrictions on use of executive agreements with another country

20
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Executive agreement

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Agreement between US and foreign government that is made by the President

21
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Treaty ratification threshold

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2/3 of senators present

21
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spoils system

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A political party after winning an election gives government jobs to its supporters

21
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Pendelton act

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establishing the tradition and mechanism of permanent federal employment based on merit not party affiliation

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19 amendment

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granted women right to vote

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red tape
Regulations, rose, or standards which are claimed to be excessive
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" The only thing we have to fear is fear itself"
FDR at first inagural address
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"tear down this wall"
ronald reagan, berlin wall speech
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"ich bin ein berliner"
JFK, standing with people of west berlin against communist east german
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" Military industrial complex"
Eisenhower, after ww2