Documents
what are the bill of rights?
list of limits on the federal government
what is a strength federalism has?
the ability of the local or regional governments to take care of matters concerning the region
what does a president do?
implements and enforces laws written by congress.
when was the declaration of independence written
1776
what does socialization mean?
the activity of mixing socially with others.
what are the freedoms of the 1st amendment?
freedom of speech, freedom of religion, Freedom of press,Freedom of assembly, Freedom of petition
which two governments share power?
federal government and individual state goverment
how many main political parties does the U.S have?
Two; democratic and republican party.
how is the government divided?
Clearly outlined in the Constitution,3 branches Executive- enforces laws Legislative- makes or creates laws Judicial- interpret and apply laws.
how does the media influence political socialization?
if media is biased, citizens can get the wrong idea
what amendment changed the voting age to 18?
the 26th amendment
why was federalism created?
to ensure each state can be reliant
what are political parties used for?
needed in order to form a democracy.
What are the four foundations of government?
The Consent of a Sovereign People, limited government, balanced government, democratic participation.
What is the meaning of political socialization?
process by which orientations toward the political system are developed from one generation to another
which amendment abolished slavery?
13th amendment.
what can federalism limit?
helps limit federal government control.
what are three main components of political parties?
leader, members,followers
what does the executive branch do?
responsible for enforcing the laws of the land, Leg: Veto Laws Jud: Appoint all judges
how do peers influence political socialization?
young people often adopt the same patterns of behaviors and beliefs as the groups they associate with
what does the Miranda warning include?
“You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be provided for you. Do you understand the rights I have just read to you? With these rights in mind, do you wish to speak to me?”
What is the main difference between federal and confederate systems of government?
The main difference between the federal and confederal systems of government lies in who has the power
how do political parties influence elections?
They raise and spend money in order to help candidates get elected
what does the legislative branch do?
Exec- Impeach Judicial - Confirming/reject all judicial appointments
what is primary socialization?
this is the first few years of a persons life where they first begin to learn basic daily activites.