Constitution
Political group that opposed the new constitution
Who are Anti-Federalists?
Women get the right to vote
What is 19thAmendment?
These courts only have original jurisdiction and most federal court cases start here.
What are district courts?
Overrides vetoes of the president
What is the legislative branch?
Lack of resources
What is scarcity?
3 of every 5 slaves would be counted for the census of the population
What is the 3/5ths compromise?
The right to remain silent and not incriminate yourself
What is The 5th Amendment?
They support more government involvement on economic and social issues
What is the Democratic Party?
Impeaches the president
What is the Legislative Branch?
This happens to supply and demand if something is really popular
Demand goes up
Process of removing someone from office for illegal actions
What is impeachment?
The right to a jury trivial in civil matters of $20 and over
What is The 7th Amendment?
Established that students do maintain some level of freedom of speech in schools as long as it is peaceful and does not interrupt school
What is Tinker vs. Des Monies?
Everyone must obey the law, even those who rule
What is The Rule of the Law?
Money earned after deductions
What is net income?
This helped resolve issues of representation when drafting the Constitution
What is the Great Compromise?
No unreasonable search and seizure
What is the 4th Amendment?
The formal charge against someone in a criminal case.
What is indictment?
Balance of power between state and federal governments
What is Federalism?
Buying something and promising to pay for it later
What is credit?
This part of the Constitution outlines congress and its powers (Legislative Branch)
What is Article 1?
States' rights. Any right not given in the constitution is given to the states to legislate
What is the 10th Amendment?
People who go from politician to politician to try to get them to vote a certain way on issues
Who are the lobbyists?
Nominates Supreme Court justices
What is the executive branch?
When faced with an economic choice, this is the thing you give up
What is an Opportunity Cost?