Democracy
Critiques of Democracy
Federalism
Liberties
Misc.
100

Who are the group who believe people are naturally cooperative and capable of creating free and decent societies without the need for government

Anarchist

100

What were Aristotle belief?

rule by the one (president), rule by the few(Senate), by the many (congress)

100

Who are the authors of the federalist papers?

Alexander Hamilton,  James Madison, John Jay

100

How many governors have been recalled in California

1

100

What term describes powers that are shared by both the federal and state governments?

concurrent powers

200

What is the term for a grassroots movement that forms in response to a personal or societal tragedy, such as MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving)?

Pluralism

200

Whats the difference between negative and positive freedoms

Negative- (Freedom from)  

Positive: (Freedom to)

200

What was the strongest argument of Anti feds in calling for the rejection of the constitution?

It lacked the bill of rights

200

According to Elazar what is California cultures type? 

Mixed

200

Which event led to the rapid implementation of cooperative federalism due to a national economic crisis?

the Great Depression

300

What means that people either directly or indirectly create the laws that govern them?

Popular sovereignty

300

What is the paradox of democracy?

1 man 1 vote

300

Which amendment is often cited by those who advocate for states’ rights and a limited federal government?

The 10th Amendment

300

What term refers to rights that protect individuals from government interference, such as free speech and privacy?

Civil Liberties

300

Which president advocated for the creation of the interstate highway system for both commerce and national defense?

Dwight D. Eisenhower

400

Who was the author of the Declaration of Independence?

Jefferson

400

This term describes a growing divide between conservatives and liberals in the U.S.

political polarization

400

Which amendment created the federal income tax?

The 16th Amendment

400

Which type of freedom means "freedom to" take certain actions?

Postive Freedom

400

Which Supreme Court case upheld the principle of implied powers and strengthened federal authority over the states?

McCulloch v. Maryland

500

What is the Number one political value traditionally?

Freedom

500

This agreement determined that enslaved individuals would be counted as a fraction of a person for representation and taxation.

3/5th compromise

500

What percent of countries in the world are federal?

10%

500

True or false, most states have the initiative referendum (western states+ Michigan)

False

500

Article 4 interstate relations: 

  1. states must accept the public records and acts of other states as valid 

  2. Interstate privileges and immunities: States may not impose unreasonable residency requirements