Ch1: Intro/Ch. 6 Socialization
Socialization
Name one freedom that the First Amendment dealt with
Speech, religion, assembly, protest
Issues related to _____ raise the question of "who is in charge?"
It also means having multiple governing levels
Federalism
This court case upheld separate but equal as guaranteed under the equal protection under the laws part of the 14th Amendment
Plessey v. Ferguson
This is the number of governments most American citizens are under the jurisdiction of at any time
5
Name one of the five main agents of socialization
Family, religious institutions, peers, media, and schools
The US Congress is _____ which means having two chambers (The House of Representatives and the Senate)
Bicameral
The vote to remove an elected official from their position that some localities have is called ___
During the Jim Crow Era, ________ were policies that stated only individuals whose grandfathers were voters could vote
Grandfather clauses
These types of grants are given without an expectation of paying them back
Grants-in-aid
Name one of the main ideologies in the US - represented by the Democrats and the Republicans
Liberal or Conservative
What were one of the two important issues that the Founders dealt with at the Constitutional Convention. These two things were hotly debated
Representation and a Bill of Rights.
Which amendment is most associated with US state power?
Tenth
This proposed amendment has the goal of trying to constitutionally guarantee that men and women are equal in issues such as equal pay and equal opportunities
The Equal Rights Amendment
Threatening a public official is _______ free speech
Unprotected (I will accept "not" here too!)
How does political ideology tend to get represented?
As a unidimensional straight line
This was the "first attempt" at making a Constitution that had a severely limited center
The Articles of Confederation
There is one exception to the rules of federalism. For these, any issues emerging in them automatically are worked up to federal courts. What is the exception?
Indigenous reservations
This court case established the right to privacy
Griswold v. Connecticut
This court case used the right to privacy established in 1963 to argue that getting an abortion was a form of protected health privacy
Roe v. Wade
Which political ideology tends to view Americans as socially liberal and fiscally conservative and emphasizes liberty - or freedom from government intrusion?
Libertarianism
This event sparked was critical in sparking the conversation about the need for a Constitution
Shays' Rebellion
The returning of responsibilities from the center to states is called ____
Devolution
The approach of _____ in the establishment clause argues that space should be made in US policy for all religions (or no religion)
This is an interpretation of the establishment (of religion) clause
Accomodationist/ism
Religious toleration and an affinity for self-government were argued by Toqueville as the _____ of departure
Point