Chap#3
Clauses
Chap#4
Terms A
Terms B
100

Who wrote the Federalists papers?

John Jay(J.J.), Alexander Hamilton(Hammy), and James Madison(Maddy)

100

In this clause: The Constitution, laws and treaties of the United States shall be the "supreme law of the land"

The Supremacy Clause


(Laws are Supreme)

100

The Federalists were?

Pro-Constitution

100

What is federalism?

The sharing of power between different units of government.

100

A scientific method of selection for poll in which each memeber of the population has an EQUAL CHANCE at being included in the sample

Random Sample

200

How do we measure public opinion?

Polls and surveys

200

This clause: Gives Congress the power to do whatever it deems necessary and constitutional to meet its enumerate obligations; the basis for implied powers

Necessary and Proper Clause 


(California/Florida Ex.)

200

Anti-Federalists were?

Anti-constitution

200

An  _____ _____ is conducted at polling places on election day to determine the winner of an election before the polls close.

Exit poll

200

A process of random sampling in which the national population is divided into fourths and certain areas within these regions are selected as representative of the national population

Stratified Sample 


(most reliable)

300

The 3 primary agents of political socialization are?

- Family

- School

- MEDIA

300

This clause: Powers not delegated to the central government by the Constitution or prohibited by the Constitution to the states are "reserved to the states respectively, or to the people"

(if the power is not given to Fed govt it goes to the states)

The Reservation Clause

300
Three major forces in shaping the public opinion are?

- Government

- Private groups 

- Media

300

A  _____ _______ measures changes in public opinion over the course of days, weeks, months, or years by repeatedly asking respondents the same questions to measure changes in their responses.

Tracking poll

300

A method by which pollsters structure a sample so that it is representative of the characteristics of the TARGET population

Quota Sample

(Specific)

400

What are the three types of polls?

- Tracking Poll

- Exit Poll

-Push Poll

400
In this clause: Constitutional rules ensure that the states must respect each other's legal actions

Full Faith and Credit Clause 


(Legal actions are respected)

400

What are some of the most important problems?

-ECONOMY 

-wars

-gas prices

-health care 

-immigration

-terrorism

400

A _____ ______ is a special type of poll that both provides information to campaigns about candidate strengths and weaknesses and attempts to skew public opinion about a candidate.

Push poll

400
Called margin of error; a statistical calculation of the difference in results between a poll of a randomly drawn sample and a poll of the entire population

Sampling error

500

In this clause: Congress has the power to "regulate commerce with foreign nations, and among the several states and with the Indian tribes."

-This clause was interpreted by the Supreme Court in favor of national power over the economy

Commerce Clause 


(CONGRESS has the power to regulate commerce)


500

In this clause: Whatever citizenship rights you posses in one state apply in the other states as well


(your states law doesn't travel with you but the rights as a citizen do)

Privileges and Immunities

500

Gender gap measures difference in the ______ and _____ vote for candidates and in the way they view political issues

Women and Men

500

A policy to remove a program from one level to government by delegating it or passing it down to a lower level of government, such as from the national government to the state and local governments

Devolution 

- used under P. Reagan and P. Clinton

(demotion)

500

the process by which we develop our political values and opinions throughout our lives

political socialization