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100

Which type of federalism resembles a marble cake and layered cake?

Dual Federalism and Cooperative Federalism

100

What doctorine was the outcome of Plessy v. Ferguson?

Separate but equal.

100

Name one of the two terms that “give” power away to another.

Devolution or Judicial Restraint.

100

What kind of republic did Fed. 10 wish for.

large republic to prevent factions from taking over.

100

What connects the people to government?

Linkage institutions.

200

Which powers are stated in Article 1 section 8, and who do they belong to.

Enumerated Powers for the federal government.

200

What test was used to see if a law violated freedom of religion?

The lemon test.

200

How does the president reach the people? (Three)

bully pulpit, state of the union address, media

200

What is Fed. 51 mainly about?

Checks and Balances (not separation of powers).

200

What is it called when you vote based on a candidates past performance?

Retrospective voting.

300

What caused the questioning of the articles of confederation and why.

Shey’s Rebellion failing articles (unable to tax, unregulated commerce, etc…)

300

What are the excuses for speech restriction?

Time, place, and manner (clear and present danger)

300

How does a member of Congress vote if they’re acting as a politico?

mixed model &/or situational voting

300

What are the 5 types of freedom of expression?

Freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition government.

300

Hard money vs. soft money?

Hard money is direct campaign contributions that has limits. Soft money is unregulated unlimited contributions to political parties.

400

What are the four main ways to show participatory democracy?

Voting, recall, initiative, and referendum.

400

What is the difference between the two freedom of religion clauses?

Establishment prevents the favor of a religion or creation. Exercise protects a regions rights. 

400

What is a senate power that slows the bill process and speeds it up?

Hold and Filibuster & Cloture and conference agreement.

400

What are the three amendments that allow voting rights?

15, 19, 26

400

What are the types of primaries and what are they?

Closed-must follow political party. Semi closed-allows third party closed. Open-voting for who ever regardless of party.

500

What lead to cooperative federalism?

The new deal (revenue sharing, federal mandates, and grants).

500

How does selective incorporation implement the exclusionary rule?

Selective incorporation adds the right of privacy to the states.

500

What are some of the Congressional Leaders (5/8)

Speaker of the house, majority leader, minority leader, minority whip, majority whip, VP, president pro tempore, and conference chairs.

500

What are the two main themes of the letter from birmingham jail?

Civil disobedience and nonviolent direct action.

500

What polls sway voters with questions?

Push polls

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