Unit 1 AP GOV

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Natural Rights are rights that people possess by __________ law apart from government.

Natural

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The idea that the power to govern is in the hands of the __________ is known as popular sovereignty.

People

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In a social contract, people willingly give some power away to a __________ to protect their natural rights.

Government

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_____ refers to the principle where people elect leaders to represent them and create laws.

Republicanism

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A government that is prevented from tyranny through checks and balances is called a __________ government.

Limited

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The foundation for popular sovereignty, social contract, and natural rights is the __________ of Independence.

Declaration

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Thomas Jefferson emphasized __________, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness in the Declaration of Independence.

Life

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John Locke's original idea emphasized __________, Liberty, and Property.

Life

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Participatory democracy emphasizes __________ participation in the political process by most members of society.

Broad

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The First Amendment's freedoms of speech and press allow people to express their __________ opinions.

Political

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Interest groups compete to influence policy in a __________ democracy.

Pluralist

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A more limited participation in policymaking is characteristic of __________ democracy.

Elite

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Brutus 1 warns about the dangers of a large centralized __________.

Government

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Federalist 10 argues that liberty will be upheld by the competition of __________ in a large republic.

Factions

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The __________ of Confederation suffered from issues such as no power to tax or regulate interstate commerce.

Articles

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Shays Rebellion highlighted the need for Congress to be granted more __________ to help the states.

Power

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The Grand Committee at the Constitutional Convention worked out compromises on __________ in the legislature.

Representation

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The Great Compromise resulted in a __________ Congress with two houses.

Bicameral

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The __________ plan helped create the House of Representatives, while the New Jersey Plan helped create the Senate.

Virginia

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The Electoral College is made up of electors determined by how many representatives each state has, with the state legislature having the __________ to decide who they are.

Power

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The __________ Compromise counted 3/5 of the enslaved population towards representation.

Three-Fifths

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The government may set rules and provide funding to states to meet requirements known as __________.

Mandates

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The Tenth Amendment reserves powers kept by the __________ governments.

States

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The Commerce Clause allows Congress to regulate __________ among the states.

Commerce

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The Necessary and Proper Clause, sometimes called the __________ Clause, lets Congress pass laws to execute federal powers.

Elastic

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In the case __________ v. Maryland, the Supreme Court affirmed that the federal government has implied powers beyond those explicitly stated in the Constitution.

Mcculloch

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In United States v. __________, the Supreme Court ruled that carrying guns on school property is not related to interstate commerce.

Lopez

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The __________ Agreement involves states facing carbon emission regulations to address climate change.

Paris

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States may serve as __________ for democracy by passing laws to test their effectiveness before national implementation.

Laboratories