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18 Cards in this Set
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Is the activity by which an issue is agitated or settled |
Politics |
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Clause authorizes Congress to pass laws that may be needed to fulfill their enumerated powers and all other powers in the Constitution |
Necessary and proper laws |
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Name both of the powers of the president That require senate approval |
Appoint certain high officials, Treaties |
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The power of federal courts to declare a law unconstitutional is known as |
Judicial review |
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When government authority or power is shared by both national and local governments |
Federalism |
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According to John Locke, On a government that has the......... Of the people can be considered legitimate |
Consent |
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Is a form of democracy in which power is vested in representatives selected by means of popular competitive elections |
Representative democracy |
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Is the presiding officer in the House of Representatives, Voted on by the full body, But typically the leader of their party |
Speaker |
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Name one of the audiences the president tries to influence when attempting to promote their policies |
Washington DC |
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Refers to a large, Complex organization made up of appointed officials |
Bureaucracy |
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Freedom of .... States that the people shall be free to exercise their religion and government may not establish a religion |
Religion |
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Is any source of news And information that has the potential to influence public opinion |
Media |
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A survey of public opinion |
Poll |
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A group that seeks to elect candidates To public office |
Political party |
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An organization of people sharing a common interests or goal that seeks to influence public policy |
Interest group |
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The process by which a political chooses a nominee to run in the general election |
Primary election |
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The process by which voters choose from the nominees who will hold a particular public office |
General election |
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Name to elected executives of the state of California who are not the governor |
Lieutenant governor and Secretary of State |
