a type of government that allows citizen participation
what is democracy?
the plan that offered a bi-cameral legistlative
what is the Virginia Plan?
checks and balances
what is process that allows shared power throughout each branch so that one doesn't have more power than the rest?
the case about the children wearing the black arm-bands where the student's first amendment rights were being violated
what was Tinker v Des Moines?
freedom of expression
what is the 1st amendment?
a type of autocracy where the person as total control
what is totalitarian? (The word we can't pronounce...)
the plan that offered a uni-cameral legistlative
the branch that checks federal laws by deciding if they are Consitutional or Unconsititutional
what is the Judicial Branch?
Seperate but equal
what was Plessy v Ferguson?
due process
what is the 5th amendment?
what is constitutional monarchy?
the people who opposed a stronger central government
who are the anti-federalist?
has veto power
what is the executive branch?
Miranda rights
What was Miranda v Arizona?
gave women the right to vote
what is the 19th amendment?
what is an oligarchy?
the people who proposed a stronger central government
who are the federalist?
True or False: If granted by Congress, the president can declare war
False
the two cases that violated the 14th amendment
what was Leser v Garnett and Louisiana v Callais?
presidential appointments and term limits
what is the 25th amendment
what is Theocracy? (DUH)
bill of rights
what was the agreement during the Great Compromise to protect the individual rights of citizens and states between the federalist and anti-federalist?
a vote where more than half the Senate can overturn a presidential veto
what is A SUPER-MAJORITY
the case where the Supremacy Clause was used
what was Shneck v United States?
powers protected and reserve for the people that is not directly listed in the Constitution