CIVIC INVOLVEMENT, PARTICIPATION, AND SKILLS
This is mass communication and the "fourth branch of government".
What is the media
An economy where the central authority is in charge of the means of production.
What is a command economy
This branch of government is responsible for making laws.
What is the legislative branch
This principle means government authority comes from the people.
What is popular sovereignty
This article outlines the process for changing the Constitution.
What is Article V
Interest groups influence this instead of winning elections directly.
What is public policy
All modern economies combine elements of different economic systems.
What is a mixed economy
These are directives issued by the president that have the force of law.
What are executive orders
Limited government means leaders can only use powers granted by this.
What is the Constitution
This amendment granted citizenship to all persons born or naturalized in the U.S.
What is the 14th Amendment
This is the main goal of political parties.
What is to win elections
This type of monetary policy is used by the Federal Reserve to slow down inflation.
What is Monetary Contractionary Policy
This is the primary power courts use to check other branches.
What is judical review
The Federalists wanted to fix weaknesses found in this earlier document.
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What are the Articles of Confederation
This amendment give washington D.C the right to vote in presidential elections and have non voting mebers in Congress.
What is the 23rd Amendment
Writing to officials in large numbers is known as this.
What is a letter-writing campaign
This organization is responsible for implementing monetary policy in the United States.
What is The Federal Reserve (FED)
The president can call Congress into session using this power.
What is the ability convening Congress
The Anti-Federalists demanded this addition to protect individual rights
What is the Bill of Rights
These taxes were used to prevent poor people and African Americans from voting.
What are poll taxes
Knowing when and where to act in policymaking requires understanding this process.
What is the public policy-making process?
Lowering taxes and increasing government spending to stimulate the economy is known as this type of policy.
What is Fiscal expansionary
This shapes how citizens view government actions.
What is media coverage
The Bill of Rights was created to protect this.
What are individual liberties or citzens rights
This amendment limited how long a president can serve.
What is the 22nd Amendment