Ideals
This is the idea of everyone having a equal chance to succeed.
What is equality of opportunity?
This Supreme court case established judicial review.
What is Madbury v Madison?
This paper argued for a smaller government and warned against the necessary and proper clause
What is Brutus I.
This compromise created the bicameral legislative
What is the great compromise?
This admendment protects people from government censorship.
What is the 1st admendment.
this is the ideal that the people give up rights for protection and order by the government.
What is the Social Contract?
This court case established Implied powers and emphizised federal supremacy.
WHat is Muclloch v Maryland.
This writing talked about the reason why the president needed to be a powerful, singular person instead of multiple people.
What is Federalist 70?
This compromise values slaves less when counting a states population.
What is the 3/5 compromise.
This admendment gave three electoral votes to Washington DC
What is the 23rd admendment?
This is the ideal that that people should vote for officials so that their values can be represented.
What is republicanism?
This court case limited the first amendments protection of speech.
What is Schneck v. US?
This document tals about the importance of a judicial branch
What is Federalist 78?
This compromise was created to calm the anti-federalists from fears of federal tyranny.
What is the bill of rights?
This amendment guaranteed A jury trial.
What is the 7th amendment?
Ideal that the government should have minimal involvement with what private businesses do
What is free enterprise?
This court case established the 6th amendment must be respected by the states due to
What is Gideon v. wainwright.
What is the 14ths due process clause.
This Federalist wrote 29 of the Federalist papers.
Who is James Madison?
This compromise created the electoral college, which was a mix between representatives and the popular vote.
What is the electoral college compromise?
This amendment made senators be able to be elected
What is the 17th amendment?
This is the ideal that the government's power is created by the consent of the governed.
What is popular sovereignty?
This court case inspired Mcdonald v Chicaco for second amendment rights.
what is Heller v. District of columbia?
This period talks about judging things on logic and reasoning instead of blind faith,
What is enlightment?
This compromise allowed Congress to regulate interstate and international trade but not tax the exports of states.
What is the the commerce compromise?
These amendments banned and then later unbanned alcohol.
What are the 18th and the 21st amendments