AP Government Mass Review

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New Jersey Plan

The proposal that called for equal representation of each state in Congress regardless of the state's population.

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Virginia Plan

The proposal that called for population based representation in Congress.

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Article , Section outlines the enumerated powers of the Constitution.

Article 1 Section 8

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The most common formal amendment process is proposed by ___ of both houses of Congress and ratified by ___ of states

3/5, 2/3

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Federalism

Power that is divided between federal, state. and local levels

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______ Federalism is like a marble cake

Cooperative

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_______ refers to transferring responsibilities of governing from the federal government to state and local governments

Devolution

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______ feared a too strong government would limit personal freedoms

Brutus #1

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_______ Madison felt a large republic would limit the impact of factions

Federalist #10

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_________ supports Federalism and separations of powers + checks and balances

Federalist #51

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The House serves ____ year terms and has ____ members

2, 435

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The senate serves _____ year terms and has ____ members

6, 100

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_______ - Inhibiting voting strength of certain demographics

Gerrymandering

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_______ usually win elections because of money, visibility, & constituent services

Incumbents

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The _____ party in each chamber appoints the committee chair

Majority

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The leader of the Senate is the ______

Majority Leader

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Most bills die in ____

Committee

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In the Senate, members can _____ to delay the vote

Filibuster

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A _______ motion must be called to stop the talk.

Cloture

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Soft money was banned by the _______ Reform Act aka ____ or _____

Bipartisan Campaign, BCRA, BiCRA

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POTUS is the ___________-____-__________ of the military

Commander-in-Chief

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POTUS Vetos are _____ overriden

not often

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POTUS ______ use the line item veto option since 1998

cannot

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______ argued we need a strong and single executive

Federalist #70

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A _______ is a large, complex organization of appointed officials

Bureaucracy

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The _____ system was eliminated and the _____ Act required government jobs to be earned by merit

Spoils, Pendleton

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An iron triangle is not the same as a ____ network

issue

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____ agencies govern and standdize actions like the SCC and fed reserve

Regulatory

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____ Jurisdiction is in courts inn which a case is heard first

Original

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_______ Jurisdiction is used in courts where cases are brought on appeal from a lower court

Appalate

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The Rule of ______ decides if SCOTUS will hear a case, minimum # of judges must agree.

Four

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Judicial _____ argues judges must use the original intent of the Constitution in deciding cases.

Restraint

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Judicial ____ incorporates the belief that social injusticies may be corrected with modern standards

Activism

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SCOTUS justices and all other Federal Judges serve a _______ appointment

Lifetime

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________ argued for an independent judiciary

Federalist #78

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The ______________ are the first 10 amendments to the Constitution and protects civil liberties/rights

Bill of Rights

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____________ makes the Bill of Rights apply to the federal government and now the states

Selective Incorporation

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The _______ clause in the 1st Amenment says our government will not have a declared religion

Establishment

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______ v. ________ ruled there will be no mandatory prayer in public schools

Engle v. Vitale

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The ___________ clause in the 1st amendment says our government will allow individuals to worship freely a religion of their choosing

Free Exercise

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_______ v. ______ ruled that a family's religious pratice outweighed state's interest in compulsory education

Wisconsin v. Yoder

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______ v. ______ ruled speech limits if it invokes a "clear and present danger" test

Schenck v. US

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_____ v. ______ ruled "symbolic" speech is protected (time, place, and manner)

Tinker v. Des Moines

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_______ v. _________ ruled separate is not =. Overturned Plessy v. Ferguson

Brown v. Board of Eduction

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_______ v. ________ ruled to prevent government censorship

New York Times Co. v. US

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The Third Amendment had the ______ clause

Free Press

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MLK's _____________ argued that citizens should use nonviolent direct aciton to seek equality and expand civil rights

Letter from Birmingham Jail

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______ v. _______ assured Americans they have the right to counsel

Gideon v. Wainwright

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_______ v. _______ guarantees that the Second Amendment will not be infringed upon by state and local government

McDonald v. Chicago

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The Fourteenth Amendment contains the ________ clause and the _______ clause

Due Process, Equal Protection

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Government is based on consent of the governed aka ___________

Social Contract

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Many Americans distrust the government which results in a low ______________ (empowered to change)

Political Efficacy

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_______ is the #1 factor of political socialization

Family

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Right to life, laissez faire, and less government regulation describes a ______ or _____ ideology

Republican, Conservative

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Pro-Choice, support a national healthcare system, and expanded programs for poor, minorities, and women describes a _______ or ______ ideology

Democrat, Liberal

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People with _____ education and income are more likely to vote

More

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Younger people are ____ likely to vote than older people

Less

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The ____________ describes the difference in voting patterns between males & females

Gender Gap

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The _____________ of 1993 made voter registration easier by allowing people to vote when they renewed their voter registration

National Voter Registration

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__________ is discretionary because Congress/POTUS regulates budget/taxes, etc.

Fiscal Policy

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___________ is inherently political, the federal reserve is an IRC that regulates the nations monetary supply

Monetary Policy

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Number 1 goal of political parties is

To win control of the government

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Number 1 goal of an Interest Group is

To change policy

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_____ system is why third parties are rarely successful in elections

Winner-Takes-All

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The _____ theory is a belief that a small number of wealthy individuals dominate policy

Elitest

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The _____ theory is a belief that many interest groups compete but no one dominates

Pluralist

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_____ is a way that people connect to the government

Linkage Institution

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Interest groups ____ policymakers to teach and persuade them

Lobby

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A ____ can give limited money

PAC

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Large interest groups have the ________ problem where members enjoy the benefits of the group but aren't active

Free Rider

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Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission provided the __________ to Corporations.

Freedom of Speech