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Who created the idea of a wall of seperation

not the constituion but luded in the 1st amen (terminology from thomas)

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what does impeachment mean

government officials is charged wrongdoing

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How were senators elected prior to the 17th amendment

Elected by the state of legislator not directed by popular vote

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What two states divided up their electoral votes

Maine and Nebraska

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What is franking privilege?

This privilege enables members of Congress to send mail related to their official duties to constituents free of charge.

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who helped make the speaker position powerful?

Henry clay: as he served as speaker in early 19th century

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who gave the longest filibuster in senate history

storm thurmond - spoke 24 hrs in 18 mins against the civil right act of 1957

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example of a famous executive order

president Franklin Roosevelt as authorized forced relocation and internment for Japan around world war 2

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What president coined the term bully pulpit

president Theodore Roosevelt

Bully= excellent/great

DEF determine to be powerful platfor, to advocate ideas/influence public opinion

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what is the exclusionary rule

prevents evidence or analyze violation of a defendants continual rights from being used in court of laws

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10th amendment

powers are not given to the national government are reserved for states

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22nd amendment

limits the president to 2 terms

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1st amendment

freedom of religion, speech, press, petition and assembly

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2nd amendment

right to bear arms known as weapon ti protect urself

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3rd amendment

freedom from quartering troops in homes

Right to have privacy 3rd and 4th

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4th amendment

only can see but upon probable cause

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5th

protection against self incrimination

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6th amendment