The Ultimate Guide to AP United States Government and Politics (copy)

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What philosophical movement began in the 18th century that emphasized reason over tradition?

Enlightenment

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Who wrote the book Leviathan and believed in absolute authority of a monarch?

Thomas Hobbes

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What is the term for the agreement where individuals sacrifice some freedoms for government protection according to Hobbes?

Social contract

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In Second Treatise on Civil Government, which philosopher argued that natural rights must be protected?

John Locke

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What are the three natural rights identified by John Locke?

Life, liberty, and property

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What concept did Montesquieu advocate for to prevent tyranny in government?

Separation of powers

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What is the name of the agreement reached during the Constitutional Convention that counted three-fifths of enslaved people for representation?

Three-Fifths Compromise

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What was the purpose of the Federalist Papers?

To support the ratification of the Constitution and explain its principles

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Which article of the Constitution outlines the Legislative Branch?

Article I

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What term refers to the clause that allows Congress to make any laws deemed necessary and proper?

Necessary and proper clause (elastic clause)

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What was the main concern that led to the drafting of the Bill of Rights?

To protect individual rights from government infringement

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What landmark case established the principle of judicial review?

Marbury v. Madison

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According to the Constitution, who has the power to declare war?

Congress

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In what year was the Voting Rights Act passed?

1965

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What is the primary function of the Executive Office of the President?

To assist the president in carrying out administrative responsibilities.

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What is the term for laws that prohibit discrimination based on race, color, gender, or national origin?

Civil Rights.

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Which Supreme Court case ruled that school segregation was unconstitutional?

Brown v. Board of Education.

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What system gives states and national governments shared powers?

Federalism.

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What type of democracy emphasizes broad participation in politics by all people?

Participatory democracy.

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What defines the right to vote in a specific election cycle?

Voter turnout.

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What best describes a government wherein citizens are charged with exercising their rights, responsibilities, and representing their interests?

Republicanism.

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What do we call the system of government in which decisions are made by external member-state legislation?

Confederation.

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What term refers to the way groups represent their interests through activism?

Pluralist democracy.

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