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felony

federal offensive or crime, worse than misdemeanor

profit

money gained from the consumers

veto

a action of which the President and/or Congress override a denied law to make it a law

Electoral college

a group of electors that represent a state's votes


538 total electors in USA


270 total votes needed to win presidency


made up of 2 senators & 8 House of Representatives

Miranda v. Arizona

upon arrest your rights must be read to you

expressed powers

powers given to the government specified in the Constitution

reserved powers

powers given to the states specified in the Constitution

Legislative branch

branch of gov't that approves & denies laws

standing committee

permanent congressional committees


(EX: Veterans Affairs)

conference committee

discuss and decide on whether or not a proposed bill (before its a law) goes into effect

concurrent power

shared powers among the gov't & the states

probable cause

The police must have ______ to obtain a search warrant from the court.

Executive branch

President branch; executes law and oversees country, can veto laws, enforce military

Judicial branch

enforces law in courts & settles civil disputes to trials for felons

county

a certain division of a state, normally a group of cities

Congress

part of the legislative branch, law making body

incentive

a payment or reward to stimulate growth or improvement

cabinet

President's group of advisors

scarcity

to not have enough of, necessity wise; to be without (think scarce)

Law of Demand

price increases, consumer demand decrease

Law of Supply

supply is dependent of price


(EX: raise of iPhone price's means raise of quantity made in Apple manufacturing)

misdemeanor

a minor offensive

governor

an official appointed to govern a town or region

General Assembly

a chosen legislative group United Nations composed of delegates from other nations

consumer sovereignty

consumer demand controls the output of products


(EX: In 2017, technology is a popular demand which is why more stores are selling electronics.)

elector

voter

Board of Supervisiors

supervises or oversees all US counties

public goods

services & goods provided to the public for free


(EX: library)

fiscal policy

government adjusts its spending levels and tax rates to monitor and influence a nation's economy

monetary policy

gov't determining the size and rate of growth of the money supply (taxes & bonds)

proprietorship

owner of a business

appeal

a request made by the person on trial to overturn previous ruling made by the judge


(EX: Someone is sentenced guilty, he/she appeals their case)

due process of law

fair trial of a citizen through judicial system

apportion

to distribute voting power

Federal system

which a nation is ruled by a central government under which there are smaller subdivisions of government