Foundational Docs
SCOTUS
Political Parties
Core Government
Voting
100

James Madison warns about the dangers of factions.

Federalist No. 10

100

The Marbury v. Madison decision established the precedent of ____________.

Judicial Review

100

Define Partisanship...

Loyalty to a party. 

100

A political system where power is in the hands of the people.

Democracy

100

This type of voting is described by citizens voting for the same party on the ballot. 

Party Line Voting

200

Lifetime appointments insulate these individuals from political pressure.

Federalist No. 78

200

In this case, students conduct symbolic speech by wearing armbands to protest the Vietnam War.

Tinker v. DesMoines 

200

Because TV, social media, and funding _________ can now promote themselves. 

Candidates


Candidate-centered campaigns

200

A system where each individual has input in every political decision, rather than electing representatives.

Participatory Democracy

200

For elections, the media often acts as _________, calling out politicians behavior. 

Watch Dog

300

The Constitution has too much power and overrides the authority of the states. 

Brutus No. 1 

300

This constitutional Clause demands that rulings issued by the federal government be followed by the states.

Selective Incorporation

14th Due Process

300

The job of political parties in the modern era is ______________. 


(Has more than one answer) 

Organize Campaigns 

Fundraise 

Mobilize and educate voters

300

This effect has an individual candidate boosting other candidates of similar ideology on the ballot. 

Coat Tail Effect

400

This person can easily be held accountable for their actions in office. 

Federalist No. 70 

400

With the repeal of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act and the relation of money to speech, interest groups can donate unlimited amounts of money directly to candidates. This concept is called ___________ money.

Dark Money

400

Many citizens feel as if they are throwing away their vote with this type of party.

Third Parties

400

In the U.S., policymaking is influenced by many diverse groups who have different interests.

Pluralism

Pluralist Democracy

500

Each branch of government is framed so that its power checks the power of the other two branches

Federalist No. 51 

500

The precedent case that helped decide the ruling in McDonald v. Chicago is ______________.

DC v. Heller

500

This party was formed over the issue of slavery, and its prominent collapse in the 1850s led to the creation of the GOP. 

Whig Party

500

In 1993, the government created this law that allows you to register to vote when you are getting your driver's license

Motor Voter Laws

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