History Exam 1 Flashcards

(42 cards)

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Politics

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Issue is agitated or settled

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Power

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One person gets other to do something they want

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3
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Authority

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Right to use power

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4
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Types of democracy

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Direct or participatory, representative

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5
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Five views

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Class view, power elite, bureaucratic, pluralist, creedal passion

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6
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Class view

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Wealthy capitalists determine most policies

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7
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Power elite

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Business, military, labor union and elected officials control most decision

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8
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Bureaucratic

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Appointed bureaucrats run everything

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9
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Pluralists

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Representatives of a large interest groups are in charge

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10
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Creedal passion

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Morally impassionate elites drive political change

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Nullification

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Belief that States have a right to nullify (Declare null, void) a federal law in states opinion violated constitution

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12
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Grants in aid

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Began with land grants (colleges used these for funds)

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13
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Federal money was great?

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  • money was there
  • Medicaid
  • fed income tax = more money
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Need for bill of rights

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  • first 10 amendments
  • speech freedom
  • assembly
  • religion
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15
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Ratification debates

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Federalism
Enumerated powers
Reserved powers
Concurrent powers

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16
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Constitutional conventions

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Met: 1774 -
Declaration of Independence
Philosophy of john Locke
Shays Rebellion
Inalienable rights
“Life liberty pursuit of happiness”

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17
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Social contract

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Government has responsibility to preserve rights

18
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Natural (inalienable) rights

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Life, liberty, property

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Devolution revolution

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Idea that American federalism can be strengthened by partial shift power from nation to state to local
Republicans believed it more
Changes in welfare act

20
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State sovereignty

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Marriage (same sex) debate

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Sovereignty

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having Supreme and final govern authority

22
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Unitary system

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National gov. Sovereignty

23
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Confederation system

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States alone are sovereign U.S under articles of confederation

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Federal system

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Sovereignty is shared by national gov

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The founding
Aristotle’s “Rules of many”
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Four types of politics
Majoritarian, interest group, client, entrepreneurial
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Majoritarian
Influence of majority - costs - distributed Benefits - distributed
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Interest group
Influence of particular group -concentrated costs - benefits - concentrated
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Client
Influence of particular group Distributed costs Concentrated benefits
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Entrepreneurial
Influence of particular group or person - concentrated costs - distributed benefits
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Political cultures
A pattern and sustained way of thinking about political and economic life ought to be carried out
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The political systems
Liberty, equality, democracy, civic duty, individual responsibility
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Liberty
Americans preoccupied rights, free to do what they please - but not hurt others
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Individual responsibility
Disability, responsible for own well being.
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Civil liberties
Rights to be free of gov interference, free speech and press.
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The 14th Amendment important
-granted citizenship to slaves or previously slaved people
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Libel
Written statement that defames character of someone or slander
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Obscenity
Not protected under 1st amendment
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Symbolic speech
Convey political message. (Unless: burning draft card) vs (burning flag)
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Free exercise clause
Religion freedom
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Establishment clause
Respecting religious buildings - church is “separate” of state - you cant make others pray if you work at a school or anywhere. (Teacher making students pray)
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The three main decisions of sex
- sexual harassment - privacy and sex - equality of results - affirmative action