Civics and Government
Changes to the US Constitution
What is an Amendment?
The leader of the civil rights movement
Who is Martin Luther King Jr
How much consumers are willing to buy at different prices
What is demand?
The number of states in the US
What is 50?
Something that can be proven true or false
what is a fact?
The Three Branches of Government
A case that overturned Plessy V Ferguson
What is Brown v Board of Education?
prices go down over time so money buys more
what is deflation?
Using resources carefully
what is sustainability ?
information used to influence peoples' opinions or actions
What is propoganda?
Change to protect individual freedoms and limit government powers
What are the bill of rights?
The power of the executive to deny a bill
what is a veto?
The next best alternative you give up when making a choice
What is opportunity cost?
How crowded a place is
What is population density?
What is bandwagoning
To decide whether or not a law is constitutional
What is Judicial review?
The right of citizens to make decisions about their wellbeing and governance
what is popular sovereignty?
The relationship between factor and product markets
what is an interdependent system?
The largest US state
What is Alaska?
An immediate connection between an action and its consequence
What is a direct causal relationship?
The change to the constitution that guarentees right to a fair trial
what is the sixth amendment?
The document that led to the creation of the US Constitution and the Federalist Papers
What are the articles of confederation?
A higher level of government expenditure compared to receipts
what is budget deficit?
What is the US
technique using positive words but no details
What is glittering generalities?