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civics
the study of the rights and duties of a citizen
democracy
people rule
representative democracy
a small group chosen by citizen to make laws
naturalism
steps to becoming a citizen
alien
belonging to a foreign country or nation
deportation
the action of deporting a foreigner from a crountry
patriotism
ones love for its country
terrorism
a act of violence by groups against civilians to achieve political group
monarch
king or queen
legislature
the name for U.S parliament
Parliament
the name for the U.K legislature
common law
judicial precedent
boycott
refuse to buy
constitution
written plan for government
confederation
a group of indivals who band together for a common reason
ratified
approved
constitution convention
the meeting in philadelphia to replace the articles of confederation
legislature branch
law makers
executive branch
to carry out laws
judicial branch
system court
pre-amble
the introduction to the constitution
bill of rights
section at the end of the constitution that protect indivals laws
income tax
tax levied by a government directly on income
civil liberties
the freedom we have to think and act without government interference or unfair treatment
petition
a simple formal request
slander
if lies are spoken
libel
if lies are printed
search warrant
court ordering allowing law enforcement to search a suspects home
double jeopardy
people who are accused of a crime and judged not guilty may not be put on the trail again for the same class
suffrage
the right to vote
poll tax
a required sum of money for a voter to cast a ballet
bicameral
two-part body consisting of the house of representative and the senate
census
populated counted taken by Gensus Bureau congress adjust the number of representative given to each state
standing committees
permanent committees that continue their work from sessions to session
select committees
are created to do a special job for a limited period
express powers
the first 17 clauses list specific
implied powers
the powers that congress has because of clause 18
impeach
to accuse officials of misconduct in the office
filibuster
talk a bill to death