AP Government Chapter 2 & 3 Test Review

Organizes the legislative branches

Organizes the legislative branches

Article 1

Right to privacy amendment

Amendment 4

Organizes judicial branch

Article 3

Granted Washington, D.C. electoral representation

Amendment 24

Protection from unreasonable search and seizure

Amendment 4

Supremacy clause

Article 6

Freedom of religion

Amendment 1

Granted blacks the right to vote

Amendment 15

Granted women the right to vote

Amendment 19

Protection from double jeopardy and self-incrimination

Amendment 5

Due process incorporated into the states

Amendment 14

Lowered voting age to 18

Amendment 26

Organizes Executive branch

Article 2

Rights of the accused

Amendment 5 and 6

Death penalty amendment

Amendment 8

Father of the constitution

James Madison

Year in which the constitution was drafted

1787

Primary author of the Declaration of Independence

Thomas Jefferson

Year of the Declaration of Independence

1776

Most specific type of grant

Categorical

Type of federalism we have today

Marble cake or cooperative

Tendency for grants to aquire mandates at a later date

Creeping categorization

These powers are meant for the state

Reserved

Written in the constitution

Expressed

Education

Reserved

Necessary and proper

Implied

Coin money

Expressed

Power to tax

Concurrent

Declare war

Expressed

Make and enforce laws

Concurrent

Make Treaties

Expressed