Interest Groups/Public Policy
Electoral College
Constitutional Debates
Principles of the Constitution
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100

Name one interest group.

What is the NAACP, NRA, PETA, NOW, SIERRA CLUB, AARP, MADD, etc.

100

Amount of electoral college votes.

What is 538?

100

ā€œSmall State Planā€ Called for an unicameral legislature and representation based on equality

What is the New Jersey Plan?

100

No government is all powerful. Can only do those things that the people have given it power to do. 

What is limited government?

100

Favored ratification of the Constitution and wanted a strong national government.

What are the Federalists?

200

How the government reacts to problems or issues.

What is public policy?

200

Amount of votes needed to win the presidency.

What is 270?

200

Southern states wanted slaves counted in population for more representation. Northern states did not want slaves counted. 

What is the Three-Fifths Compromise?

200

People are sovereign & have all of the political power.

What is popular sovereignty?

200

Did not want the Constitution ratified and wanted stronger state governments.

What are Anti-Federalists?

300

An organization of people who think the same way about one topic.

What is an interest group?

300

The candidate who receives the most __________ votes in a state wins all that state’s electoral votes

What is the popular vote?

300

ā€œBig Stateā€ Plan with a bicameral legislature and representation based on population.

What is the Virginia Plan?

300

The three branches of government have separate powers and responsibilities

What is separation of powers?

300

Power divided among the national & regional governments, such as states and cities.

What is federalism?

400

Three types of media.

What is television, radio, magazines, newspapers, internet.

400
The electoral college is used only used to elect.

Who is the President and Vice President?

400

Wanted a bicameral legislature with a Senate based on equality, House of Representatives based on population. Also wanted a President as the executive.

What is the Great Compromise (Connecticut Compromise)?

400

Each branch has power to change or cancel acts of other two branches.

What is checks and balances?

400

Branch of government established by Article I of the Constitution. Includes the House of Representatives & the Senate (United States Congress.)

What is the Legislative branch?

500

Name one way people can influence public policy.

What is politics, opinions and interest groups?

500

Equation used to determine the total number of electors.

What is Senate + House of Representatives.

500

Stated that Congress could not ban the slave trade until 1808 (20 years) 


What is the Commerce Compromise?

500

The Courts can decide if a government action is constitutional.

What is judicial review?

500

There are ____ US Senators and _____ House of Representatives.

What is 100 and 435?