Supreme Court Cases
This Supreme Court case allowed amish family’s there freedom to exercise their religion was more important than the state’s interest
What is Tinker vs Des Moines?
This contains the social contract and popular soverinty.
What is the DEC of Independence.
This is the main place where we get our ideology.
What is Family?
This allowed Black men to vote
What Is the 15th amendment?
This branch of government is the commander in chief of the military.
What is the Executive Branch?
This Supreme Court case said that racial segregation of schools is unconstitutional.
Shays Rebellion showed why this didn't work.
What is the Articles of Confederation?
This is the process by which we acquire our ideology
This allowed women to vote.
What is the 19th amendment?
This branch of government can strike down any law or presidential action that is deemed unconstitutional.
What is the Judiciary (Judicial Review)?
This Supreme Court case established Judicial review
What is Marbury Vs Madison?
States that the constitution creates a central gov that was too strong and it will become a tyranny. States should be more powerful than the central gov.
What is Brutus 1?
What is Conservative?
Anyone 18+ may vote.
What is the 26th amendment?
This branch approves the budget that the president proposes.
What is the Legislative Branch?
This Supreme Court case said the states can't tax the federal government.
This says that factions can cause tyranny of the majority, so we need a large republic to prevent this.
What is Federalist 10?
This is the effect that older people tend to become more conservative, younger people tend to be more liberal
What is the Lifecycle effect?
This banned poll taxes
What is the 24th Amendment?
This branch can veto and pocket veto congress.
What is the executive branch?
These two cases which were about redistricting delt with racial gerrymandering and not considering population shifts.
What is Baker Vs Carr (Population shifts) and Shaw Vs Reno (Racial gerrymandering)
This has to do with Checks and Balances
What is Federalist 51?
This is when sometimes members switch parties, like when back in the day conservatives were democrat, and then the New Deal flipped them to republican
What is Dealignment?
This banned literacy test, other obstacles to vote. Required states with a history of voting discrimination to obtain federal approval for election laws and policies
What is the Voting Rights Act of 1965?
This branch of government has the power of enacting legislation that addresses a wide range of economic, environmental, and social issues based on the Necessary and Proper clause
What is the Legislative Branch?