Democratic Ideals
Types of Democracy
(Anti)Federalists
Potpourri
Articles of Confederation
100

This document began by stating that the Colonists deserved natural rights. 

The Declaration of Independence. 

100

This type of democracy emphasizes limited participation by a few.

Elite 

100
James Madison warned of this problem in a large republic. Yes he was a Federalist, but he was concerned with "the Mischiefs of __________" 

Faction

100

What governmental quality does the 14h Amendment concentrate upon. 

What is equality
100
Under the Articles of Confederation, what action couldn't the Federal government do, in terms of securing revenue. 

Tax

200

Governing a country based upon the virtue of the citizens input. It is the opposite of an oligarchy. 

What is republicanism

200

This type of democracy depends on group-based activism. 

Pluralist

200

The Federalists felt that power should be A, located only in a federal government. B, located only in the state government, C, Dispersed between the state and federal governments. 

Dispersed between the state and federal governments. 
200

The right to coin money is an example of this type of power - which only the federal government has. 

What is exclusive powers 

200

This event showed the lack of a central military power under the Articles of Confederation. 

Shay's Rebellion. 

300

Rule by the people 

Popular sovereignty 

300

This type of democracy depends on broad participation by all members of society.  

Participatory

300

This was a document that was written by the Antifederalists to warn against a large sprawling republic. 

Brutus 1 

300

This amendment said that powers not specifically stated in the constitution go to the states. 

What is the 10th Amendment

300

This compromise involved slavery and the census. Could slaves be counted to determine population for representation. 

3/5 Compromise

400

An agreement between the ruled and those who rule. 

Social Contract 

400
The authors of Brutus 1 were in favor of a small republic. Which type of democracy would they favor - Elite, pluralist or participatory. 

Participatory 

400

This compromise set forth a list of "no's" for the government which was agreed upon to get Anti-Federalists to approve the Constitution. 

The Bill of Rights 

400

This case involving guns in schools, gave more power in regulating guns to the states. 

What is Lopez vs. the United States. 
400

This compromise ultimately put the power of electing a president in the hands of a few, even though the people had a large say. This system has been under scrutiny in recent elections. 

The Electoral college 

500

These are God Given Rights to us in which the framers felt we deserved just because we were humans. 

Natural Rights 

500

The authors of Federalist 1 were in favor of a large republic. Which type of democracy would they be in favor of - Elite, pluralistic or participatory. 

Pluralistic with elite leanings. 

500

He wanted liberty or death and was a noted Anti Federalist. 

Who was Patrick Henry. 

500

This clause in the Constitution says the national government has the right to regulate business activities. It has been broadly interpreted in civil rights cases. It has not been applied to regulating guns in schools. 

What is the Commerce Clause. 

500

What fraction is needed to ratify and amendment. 

3/4

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