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This clause that says that each state will honor the acts and judicial decisions of other states

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What is the Full Faith and Credit Clause

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This clause says that the Constitution, national laws, and treaties will take precedence over state laws

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What is the Supremacy Clause

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This clause says that Congress can regulate commerce with other nations and between the states. It describes an enumerated power of Congress

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What is the Interstate Commerce Clause

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This clause says that citizens of each State are entitled to the privileges of all the other states

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What is the Privileges and Immunities Clause

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This clause ensures that when you drive to another state, your driver’s license is still considered to be valid

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What is the Full Faith and Credit Clause

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This is the amendment that mentions the Reserve Powers

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What is the 10th Amendment

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This type of Federalism is characterized by tension between the state and national governments, which have separate responsibilities

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What is Dual Federalism

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This type of Federalism involves overlap between the state and national governments and shared power

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What is Cooperative Federalism

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This event caused the shift between Dual Federalism and Cooperative Federalism and expanded the power of the federal government

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What is the Great Depression

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Tools like mandates are used by the federal government to impose its policy preferences on the states in this type of Federalism

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What is Coercive Federalism

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As a result of this process, young people who grow up watching their parents participate in politics are more likely to vote when they get older

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What is Political Socialization

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This principle of political socialization says that what people learn first affects later learning

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What is the Structuring Principal

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This agent of political socialization is considered to be the most important

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What is the Family

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This principle of socialization says that what is learn first, is learned best

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What is the Primacy Principal

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This model of democracy says that the people have clear, rational opinions and that representative should follow public opinion

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What is Majoritarianism

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Women are most likely to identify with this political party

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What is the Democratic Party

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People with lower income levels are more likely to be this political ideology

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What is Liberal

18
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People with a Bachelor or Masters degree are more likely to vote for this party

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What is the Republican Party

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Men are more likely to be this ideological label

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What is Conservative

20
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One’s position in society, based on education, income, and occupational status, is also referred to as this

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What is Socioeconomic Status

21
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Most Americans get their news from this media format

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What is Television

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This type of election coverage focuses on which candidate is ahead and which candidate is behind

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What is Horse Race Journalism

23
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The media executives and editors that decide which news to report are also called these

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What are Gatekeepers

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This term reflects the belief that television is the reason for citizens’ low levels of political knowledge

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What is Television Hypotheses

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This type of journalism scrutinizes the government and businesses, and makes the public aware of misconduct

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What Watchdog Journalism