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Indirect Democracy

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Direct Democracy : all voters make laws. .___ ____is also called ( representative Democracy) people vote on representative and they make laws . Indirect Democracy. Constitution .

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  1. Direct Democracy: all voters make laws. .___ ____is also called ( representative Democracy) people vote on representative and they make laws Indirect Democracy

  2. Constitution

  3. Articles of Confederation first constitution, weak and lead to the constitutional convention. List three weaknesses . Can’t make treaties One branch Can’t control trade

  4. ____ _______ showed new federal government needed to be a strong central government Shays' Rebellion

  5. Constitutional Convention has two major compromises Slavery: 3/5 Two Houses based population & Equal vote

  6. Madison used two systems to convince delegates to except a president Separation of powers Checks & balances

  7. political equality: Who picked House Senate President Popular vote State legislatures Electoral College

  8. Federalism

  9. Constitution set _______ federal and states share powers Federalism

  10. ____ ______set up reserve power for the states Tenth Amendment

  11. The McCulloch v. Maryland set up 1___ ____ also called 2___ ____ . Implied powers elastic clause

  12. At the beginning, we used dual federalism later that changed to __ __ cooperative federalism:

  13. Congress

  14. The framers set up the House to be closer to the people than the Senate. They did this by all House members elected every two years Vacancy in House: must be an election 2 year term

  15. The framers set up the Senate to be slow to change. They did this by Only 1/3 elected Every two years Vacancy: governor Can replace 6 year terms

  16. Only the House has ____ and only the Senate has ____ Rules Committee Filibuster

  17. Both Houses used the ___ system to pick chairperson of committee Seniority

  18. Formal power of the House are All revenue bills Must start in House Impeachment Ties in electoral College

  19. Formal power of the Senate are Approve appointment try impeachment Approve treaties

  20. President

  21. Formal Power of President in constitution: commander-in-Chief appointment power make treaties

  22. Informal Power of President in constitution: Executive privilege Move troops Executive agreement Executive Order

  23. President Clinton had Line-item veto power. It was declared unconstitutional in ___ v___ because it challenges the principles _____ _ ____ Clinton v. N.Y. Separation of powers

  24. Twenty-second Amendment, After FDR died in office the __ amendment was passed that limits them to two such terms. Twenty-second Amendment

  25. The __ Amendment clarifies what to do when the president is disabled. Twenty-fifth Amendment

  26. Bureaucracy

  27. Independent regulatory agenciesget their power from the ability to_ (3) make rules for companies enforce the rules on companies Judge the rules on companies

  28. Pendleton Civil Service Act set up Civil Service Act and __ ___: Hiring or promotion based on merit/experience/qualifications Merit system

  29. Federal court s And cases

  30. The Constitution set up only one Court and that was___ Supreme Court

  31. Judicial review was set up by__ v__ Marbury v Madison

  32. Which federal court has: 1.original jurisdiction. 2. only federal courts in which trials 3. 90% of federal cases begin in this courts District court

  33. Which federal court has: 1. appellate jurisdiction 2. created to help Supreme Court load Court of Appeals

  34. In the Supreme Court four justices must agree to review a case. This is called __ Rule of four

  35. __ v __= can search trash if no expectation of privacy Cal. V. Greenwood

  36. __ v __= Person arrested must be informed of their rights it be silence Miranda v. Arizona

  37. __ v __= Evidence gained illegally can not be used in court Mapp v. Ohio:

  38. __ v __= Set up implied Powers McCulloch vs. Maryland

  39. __ v __=: desegregated public school. Overturn Plessy v. Ferguson Brown v. Board of Education

  40. __ v __= School written prayer cannot be said in public schools Engel v. Vitale

  41. __ v __= Bill of Rights applies to the national government, not states. Barron v. Baltimore :

  42. __ v __= all defendants under six amendment are guaranteed to have a lawyer Gideon v. Wainwright

  43. __ v __= not even the President of the United States, is above the law. U.S. v. Nixon

  44. __ v __= Obscene material is not protected by the first amendment. Miller v. California:

  45. __ v __= set how government assistance to religious school was unconstitutional. Lemon v Kurtzman

  46. __ v __= set up reverse discrimination . Regents of University of California v. Bakke