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100

According to Madison in Fed 10 what is the main danger of direct democracies? 

Factions/power of majority

100

What are the 5 freedoms protected under the 1st Amendment?

Speech, press, religion, petition, and assembly

100

This body of government is meant to be the most representative of the people.

House of Reps

100

Who/what branch is the head of the military?

President/Executive

100

How many Judges sit on the Supreme Court, and is there a set number?

9 and no.

200

Branches of government should be able to function independently from one another.

Frd 51

200

Soldiers in a time of peace will never be forced to live in your home.

3rd Amendment

200

How can congress override a president's veto?

2/3rds vote in both houses

200

An indirect vote that determines the head of the executive branch is done by?

Electoral College

200

How many representatives make up the House of reps? How long is one of their terms?

435/ 2 years

300

Small republics are able to hear and act upon real people’s problems in a much faster and more appropriate way than one large republic.

Brutus 1

300

You have the right to remain silent.

5th Amendment

300

Explain how military power is spread out in the US constitution?

President is the Commander in Chief/Congress declares war.

300

How do we determine how many representatives a state will have?

States population

300

After a President nominates a new supreme court justice, what happens next?

Senate votes to confirm

400

Judges should not have to worry about public opinion and not be political.

Fed 78

400

Anything not mentioned in the Constitution is left up to the states to decide.

10th Amendment

400

How is Judicial Review an example of an implied power?

It's not directly written in the Constitution.

400

How do you amend the constitution?

2/3rds vote in both houses of congress then 3/4th of the states ratify it.

400

What is an unfunded mandate?

Tie federal funding to certain conditions. ex. The National Minimum Drinking Act of 1984 stipulated that states must have a minimum drinking age of 21 in order to receive full federal highway funding.

500

There should be one head of the Executive that obtains all of the power of the branch to be able to act fastly.

Fed 70

500

What amendments extended the right to vote?

15th, 19th, 24th, & 26th.

500

What is the process for removing a President from office?

House votes to impeach -> Senate conducts a trial -> Senate 2/3rds vote to remove the president

500

What level of government is in charge of interstate trade and from what part of the constitution do they get this power?

Federal, Congress/ Commerce Clause

500

What is the difference between categorical grants and block grants?

Categorical grants are used for specific purposes, and Block grants are for a wide range of purposes.

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