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What is a Federal Government?

Government powers divided between a national and local government.

100

Where was the Constitutional Convention held?

Independence Hall, Philadelphia

100

What did the Preamble of the Constitution explain?

The purpose of government.

100

What do Liberals believe?

Believe in promoting health, education and justice

Economic freedom in order to increase equality


100

What is Litigation? 

Using the court system to change societal laws

200

What is a Unitary Government?

Central government has all the power and the local government gets there power from the central government.

200

What was the first and last English settlement?

First: Jamestown, VA

Last: Savannah, GA

200

What does the first amendment say?

Freedom of Speech, Religion, Assembly, Press, and Petition.

200

What do Conservatives believe?

Allow citizens to solve there problems without government intervention

Support traditional family values

Protect a moral lifestyle


200

What do interest groups do?

Influence any level of government, support and promote candidates, and specialize in policies.

300

What is the difference between the ideals of people between Hobbs and Locke 

Hobbs believed that people were naturally selfish and quick to fight.

Locke believed that people were naturally born good 

300

What happened at the Boston Tea Party?

Colonist dumped tea into the Boston harbor, helped get ride of the tea tax.

300

What are expressed national powers?

Powers directly expressed or stated in the constitution 

300

Whats another name for the Republican party?

GOP- Grand Old Party

300

What is Lobbying?

Communicating with a governmental decision maker with the hopes of influencing a decision. 

400

What does the Social Contract Theory say?

The government should not rule by force, but by the consent of the people.

400

Who created the Virginia Plan and what did it propose?

James Madison

Proposed a 3 branch government, 2 houses determined by population, favored big states.

400

What is extradition?

The act of sending escaped suspects back to where they committed the crime.

400

What are two of the three ways you can be denied the right to vote?

1. Felons

2. Dishonorable discharge from the military

3. Mentally incompetent

400

What is a watchdog in media do?

Keeps an eye issues, politicians, etc.

500

What are the 3 of the 5 functions of government?

Providing Leadership

Maintaining Order

Providing Public Service

Providing National Security 

Providing Economic Security and Economic Assistance

500

What is the Magna Carta and what did it do?

First written constitution in European history.

Sought protection from random acts from the king, monarchy's powers are not absolute

500

What does the third amendment say?

No soldier in times of peace be quartered in a house without the consent of the owner. Not even in times of war.

500

What are two of the four reason why people don't vote?

1. Complicated Registration

2. Changing Role of Political Parties

3. Over Voting

4. Voter ID Laws

500

Three of the four ways the media is regulated?

Federal Communications Commission (FCC)

SCOTUS

The people

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