unit one Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
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the purposes of the government is to ensure

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a. public policy
b. 3 basic kinds of power: legislative, executive, and judicial

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2
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states are able

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to make and enforce laws without a higher authority

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3
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the types of governments are:

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oligarchy, theocracy, authoritarian, anarchy and democracy

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4
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federalism leds to

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a division of powers

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5
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who’s ruling in a democracy?

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the majority. minorities are recognized too

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6
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name the 3 factors that are the base of the free enterprise system

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private ownership
supply and demand
gov restriction
competition

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7
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what is a limited government?

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gov is restricted and individuals have certain rights not taken away

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8
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what is a representative gov?

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gov serving for the people

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9
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what year was magna charta adopted

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1215

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10
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purposes of magna c./ who was it addressed

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protection from the king / rich men

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11
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what was the petition of rights for?

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imprisonment without lawful judgement7 martial laws

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12
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what was inspired from the english bill of rights?

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american bill of r.

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13
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what was the name of the first meeting organized by franklin?

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Albany plan of union

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14
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what was the reaction of the colonists after the intolerable acts?

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first continental congress

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15
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what’s the congress that sets the first 13 delegates?

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second cont. congress

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16
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when was the declaration of ind. adopted?

17
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the declaration of i. led to

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creation of states and states const.

18
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what were the decisions adopted after the 2 cc?

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unanimous decision, articles of confederation, 1 vote for each state and just legislative branch

19
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weaknesses after the 2 cc decisions

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no trade between states, weak government, different currency, no power to tax and no power to enforce

20
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explain the virginia plan decisions

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states can get votes depending on population, bicameral system. voted from big states with slavery

21
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explain the new jersey plan

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1 vote for each state, preferred by smaller and free one

22
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what’s the name of the congress to decide the final compromise ?

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philadelphia congress

23
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what’s the name of the compromise after the philadelphia c.?

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connecticut compromise

24
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what was the name of them that created the constitution?

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what was the conn. compromise giving?
giving 2 chambers8 house of repr, senate). to the gov and 3\5 slaves compr.
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anti federalists names
george mason, patrick henry and adam
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federalists name
hamilton, madison and jay
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year of the constitution ratification
1788
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name the articles of the constitution
1. legislative 2. executive 3 judicial 4 relations with states 5 amending the const 6const supreme 7 ratifying the constitution
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6 basics principles of the constitution
Popular Sovereignty Limited Government Separation of Powers check and balance federalism judicial review
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what is the most famous method to amend the const?
2\3 to propose and 3\4 to ratify
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Many factors/changes to Constitution are not actually written
a Political Parties & Electoral College b Cabinet
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name the delegate power of the national gov
a implied b expressed power c inherent
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what is the full faith and clause
States must recognize legislative acts, public records, and judicial decisions of other states