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People are elected by the people, to serve the people
What is a Representative Democracy
100
Pro-Choice, Gun control, universal health care, gov eco regulation, higher taxes
What is the Democratic Party
100
Right to privacy
What is Roe v. Wade, OR Griswold v. Connecticut
100
Promising to vote for eachothers bill
What is Logrolling
100
Downsizing of federal bureaucracy by the implementation of programs to local or state governments
What is Devolution
200
The people make the laws
What is a Direct Democracy
200
Anti-abortion, Protect 2nd amendment, private health care, Lower taxes, support death penalty
What is the Republican Party
200
Limited freedom of speech
What is Schenck v. US, OR Dennis v. US
200
Having personal liberal and conservative views
What is a Cross-Pressured voter
200
Responsibility of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
Protect consumers from unfair business practices
300
When the majority rules
What is majoritarianism
300
The largest political party currently
What is the Democratic Party
300
Freedom of Religion
What is Reynolds v. US, OR Oregon v. Smith
300
Influence of political party lenience influenced by school, media, personal experience, peers, family, etc...
What is Political Socialization
300
A person who directs attention towards wrongdoing occuring in an organization to prevent it from happening
What is a Whistleblower
400
Trustee, Delegate, Politico, and Partisan voters
What are models of representation
400
The smallest political party in America
What is the Independence Party of New York
400
Overturned Plessy v. Ferguson (Separate but equal)
What is Brown v. Board of Ed
400
Irrelevant provision tacked onto a bill
What is a Rider
400
Mapp v. Ohio established this process
What is the exclusionary rule?
500
The division of power between the federal government and the state
What is Federalism
500
Belief in abolition of all government
What is Anarchism
500
Declared slaves as property
What is Dred Scott v. Sandford
500
Major contribution towards free campaigning through the U.S. Postal service
What is Franking Privilege
500
Branch of government viewed by the framers of the Constitution as the center of policy making
What is Congress