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100

This term describes the separation of power between state and federal government

What is Federalism

100

"________" states the Judicial Branch is and should be the weakest branch.

What is Fed(eralist) 78

100

This type of primary is Open to all regardless of political association.

What is Open Primary
100

This case established that segregation in schools is unconstitutional.

What is Brown v Board of Education
100

This is the amendment important in both Citizens vs FEC and NY times v US

What is the 1st amendment

200

A person who opposed the ratification of the United States Constitution is called.

What is an Anti Federalist

200

"________" states that energy in the executive leads to a better government.

What is Fed(eralist) 70
200

The procedure used by members of Congress to end a filibuster.

What is cloture

200

This amendment abolished slavery

What is the 13th amendment

200

This amendment granted voting rights to women

What is the 19th amendment

300

This clause in the U.S. Constitution gives the national government the power to pass laws that are "______________" to carry out its other powers.

  • What is the necessary and proper clause, or the elastic clause?
300

This type of grant-in-aid gives state and local governments more flexibility in how they spend federal funds.

What is a block grant?

300

This political party was formed to stop the spread of slavery.

What is the Republican party.

300

This clause can be found in the 14th amendment and is a benchmark in Brown v Board and Plessy v Ferguson.

What is the Equal Protection Clause

300

Established in Article II, Section 1 of the U.S. Constitution,"_____________" is the formal body which elects the President and Vice President of the United States.

What is the Electoral college

400

This Supreme Court case upheld the supremacy of federal law over state law, and established the principle of "national supremacy."

What is McCullough vs Maryland

400

In this landmark Supreme Court case, the defendant was convicted for distributing leaflets protesting the military draft during World War I, and the Court had to decide whether the First Amendment protected the defendants right to free speech in this case.

What is Schneck vs United States

400

This Supreme court case found that the Church and State are separate and forced prayer is unconstitutional.

What is Engel v Vitale

400

This Supreme Court case established the principle of separate but equal allowing segregation in public schools.

What is Plessy v Ferguson.

400

This supreme court case helped expand freedom of the press and limit government restrictions on the press

What is NY times v US

500

This document is the 1st of many Anti federalist documents arguing against the ratification of the constitution.

What is Brutus 1

500

This term refers to a situation in which the president of one party is elected, but the opposing party controls one or both houses of Congress.

What is a divided government?

500

This term refers to a structure within a society that connects the people to the government or centralized authority.

What is Linkage Institution

500

This case allowed for court cases to hear redistricting cases based on the 14th amendment

What is Baker v Carr

500

These are ALL the clauses listed in the first amendment.

What is Establishment clause, Free Exercise Clause, Freedom of Speech, Freedom of the press, The right to petition the government, and the right to peacefully assemble