Bill of Rights
Freedoms the first amendment protects
What is Speech, Religion, Press, Assembly and Petition?
The group that wanted a strong central government.
What is the Federalist group?
The branches involved in checks and balances.
What is the judicial, executive and legislative branch?
What is the Democrat party and the Republican party?
Interest group definition.
What is an organization of people who have policy goals and try to influence policymakers to accomplish these goals?
The amendment protecting the freedom of Double Jeopardy.
What is the Fifth Amendment?
This group was composed of small farmers, shopkeepers and laborers.
What is the Anti-federalist group?
The reason why checks and balances were put into place.
What is for each branch to maintain equal power over one another?
The difference between Liberals and Democrats.
What is Liberals are political beliefs and Democrats are a part of a political party?
The job of interest groups.
What is bringing lawsuits, making donations, influencing lawmakers, advertising and contributing to campaign ads?
The number of amendments in the Bill of Rights.
What is the first ten amendments?
This group was made up of businessmen and merchants.
Those involved in the legislative branch.
What is Congress, the House of Representatives and the Senate?
The group to vote more nationalistic.
What is the Conservative group?
The least influential interest group.
What is the national association for the advancement of colored people?
The name also given to the ninth amendment.
What is Enumerated Rights?
He was the leader of the Federalist Party.
Who is Alexander Hamilton?
This branch has the power to declare presidential acts unconstitutional.
What is the judicial branch?
The group that has individual morals and police’s themselves.
What are Liberals?
What is the national rifle association?
Basic summary of the third amendment.
What is no quartering troops during peacetime?
They were three famous Anti-Federalists.
What is Samuel Adams, George Mason and Robert Yates?
This part of the legislative branch is able to confirm presidential nominations.
What is the Senate?
Political socialization definition.
What is influence from things around them on how voters make their decisions?
The biggest organizational spender in American politics.
What is the US chamber of commerce?