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established limited government
magna carta
textbook of the american revolution
john locke’s ideas
colonial laws
great fundamentals
the original 13 colonies were established and governed by
england
america’s first formal constitution
fundamental orders of connecticut
a government in which people elect delegates to make laws is
a representative government
charles I signed this document that stopped collection of taxes without parliament’s consent
petition of right
the first legislature in america was the
virgina house of burgesses
dividing the powers of government as the colonial charters did is called
separation of powers
analyze john locke’s natural law argument as it applies to the social contract theory
natural law were people’s natural right and the social contract theory was an agreement that the gov. had to protect their natural rights and the people would give them power to govern
first direct tax on colonies
stamp act
closed boston harbor
intolerable acts
the fundamental reason the colonists revolted was because of government
without representation
the colonists who remained loyal to britain in exchange for some self rule and
protection from the french
needed to amend or changes the articles
consent of all 13 states
needed to pass a law
approval of 9 of 13 states
under the articles of confederation, th eplan for the central gov did not include
an executive branch
according to the articles of confederation, this was the main purpose of congress
foreign affairs and defense
according to the articles of confederation, congress had this power
to enter into treaties
what actions did george III take to make the americans pay for the french and indian war
created the stamp act which taxed them on thigs like newspapers
define the two primary problems the shay’s rebellion revealed
the states were taxing each other and congress could not do anything even though it was causing problems. they also could not make a military for protection and could not pay them either
father of the constitiution
james madison
extralegal
not sanctioned by law
this document suggested the legislative branch have a house of representatives and a senate
the connecticut compromise
to create the needed new gov., the founders compromised on this issue
slavery
the only state that did not send a delegate to the constituional convention
rhode island
this was an arguement of the antifederalists
for a bill of rights
this was an arguement of the federalists
for a strong national gov.
Where is the only place where one court may sue another?
Supreme Court
Agreements between states
interstate compacts
Powers given by being directly stated in the Constitution
expressed powers
Powers based on the necessary-and-proper clause
implied powers
State powers
reserved powers
Powers held by both state and national government
concurrent powers
Powers that include expressed, implied, and inherent powers
delegated
Powers that the government has because it's a government
inherent powers
Makes the acts and treaties of the United States paramount to those of the state
supremacy clause
The Constitution requires states to settle their disputes without
the use of force
This man was a supporter of the nationalist position
Franklin D. Roosevelt
What view of Federalism favors local action?
states' rights position
What political program did Richard Nixon instate to return more authority to state and local governments?
New Federalism
What gave Congress the right to tax incomes?
16th Amendment
View of Federalism that favors national action in dealing with the problems of the nation
nationalist position
In what two ways has Congress used its taxing power to increase the national government's authority?
it's been used to regulate businesses and influence states to enact certain programs.
What lessens the risk of one political party gaining a monopoly on political powers?
federalism
Stated course of action
policy
Periodic checks of government agencies to see if they are still needed
sunset laws
Government administrators
bureaucracy
Federalism contributes to economic and political differences among the states because it
permits each state freedom
The course of action a government takes in response to an issue or problem
public policy
Prohibits public officials from holding meetings not open to the public
sunshine law
State elections
governors
Article One
legislative branch
This branch of government has the final authority on the Constitution
Judicial
Rule by the people
popular sovereignty
Power divided between nation and states
federalism
In this part of the constitution the founders listed six goals for American government
Preamble
In this part of the constitution the three branches of government are named
Articles
The _____ section of the constitution is responsive to the needs of a changing nation
amendments
3 underlying principles of the constitution
federalism, limited government, popular sovereignty
Federal bureaucracy
executive branch employees
expressed powers
directly stated
enumerated powers
include elastic clause
elevated the Supreme Court’s status
judicial review
the ____ gives congress the right to make all laws necessary and proper
elastic clause
article two of the constitution describes what
executive branch
decisions of the Supreme Court can only be overturned by the court or by a ____
new ruling or amendment
protects freedom of speech
first amendment
first 10 amendments
bill of rights
false speech
slander
damages a person in writing
libel
the action between heads of state that does NOT require congressional approval
executive agreement
how did the twenty first amendment affect the 18th
repealed it
based on probable cause a ____ may be issued
warrant
one way the founders provided for change in the constitution was to describe how to _____
amend it
amendment approval is called what
ratification
Free enterprise system
Capitalism
A hands-off policy
Laissez-faire
Bourgeoisie
Capitalists
Proletariat
Workers
Command economy
Communism
Adam Smith provided a philosophy for this type of economic production
Free market
In the type of economy, the government owns the basic means of production
Socialism
Critics claim that this type of economic system hinders economic growth
Free market economy
The united states has this type of economic syste
Mixes market economy
Karl Marx believed that under this economy system one class would evolve
Communism
Rule by one person
Autocracy
Ruled by a few persons
Oligarchy
Ruled by many persons
Democracy
Democrats and Republicans
Political Parties
Totalitarian dictatorship is a form of this type of government
Autocracy
As in a dictatorship, these government's suppress political opposition
Oligarchies
The US has this form of government
Representative Democracy
In which form of government do individuals have the most freedom
Democracy
This is not needed for democracy to prosper
An uneducated public
One of the first students of government
Aristotle
A political community
State
An independent state or country
Nation
Social contract
Thomas Hobbes
Task of government
National security