Gov

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wat amendment gave blacks the right to vote

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wat amendment gave 18yrs old the right to vote

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26th

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wat amendment enabled ppl to vote for thier senators

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was is it calle when state and federal gov share power

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federalism

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wat amendment enabled women to vote

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wat check is there on the president's ability to veto

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congress can over ride it with 2/3 vote

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wat check exist to stop congress from passing crazy laws

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president veto

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separaton of powers means that powerd in the federal gov are divided among

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3 branches

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wat are the 3 branches of gov.

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executive, judical, legislativ

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where do amendments usually start at the state or federal level

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federal

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wat portion of both houses of congress must approve of an amendment for it to be passes on

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2/3

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when the constiution was created was it intended to specific or vague

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vague

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does the president have to sign an amendment for it to go into effect

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no

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once an amendment has been passes, can the courts overturn it

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no

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what was the orginal intention of the bill of rights

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to ensure that the national gov. would not violate ppl's basic rights

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ther virginia plan was favored by the

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more populated states

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the great comromise settled the problem of

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how states would be represented in the legislature

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which of the following was an argument made by the anti-federalists

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a federal gov w/o a bill of rights would be too strong.

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the consittuion giv more power to

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fedeal gov

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Washinton served as a president under

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the costitution

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who believed in the natural rights theory, which stated that rulers were required t o protect people's basic human rights and if those rights were violated ppl would revot.

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john locke

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wat theory states rulers are given the right to rule by God.

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Divine rights

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thomas pine wrote wat and what was is about

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common sense, that stated that colonists had no choice but to separate from Great Britian

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wo wrote the declaraton of independence

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Thomans jefferson

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when was the declaration of independence ratified

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July 4th 1776

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wat group was for stonger national gov.

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federlist

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wat group was for stronger state go.

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anti federlists

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article of confederation give more power to who

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state gov

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the US has wat type of democracy

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reprentative, cuz the ppl elect individuals to voice thier opinons and make decisions for them in gov.

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wat type of democracy has the citizens make all the decisions in go. and be responsible for voting on things themselves.

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direct

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what were the unalienable rights that the Declarationof independence staes ppl had

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life, liberty, and pursit of happines

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2 ways to propose an amendment

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congress can propose
constituional convention

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2 ways to ratify an amendment

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2/3 congress votes.
3/4 of state legislative

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who is the current secretary of state

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Condoleezza Rice

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wat is the 27th amendment about

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congressional pay

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wat are the five protection guarnteed by the 1st amendment

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speech
petition
religon
assembly
press

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wat clause prohibits the go from passing legilation to establis an official religon or prefer one religon over another

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estbalishment clause

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list 2 example of ow religon is a tradition in the US gov.

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in god we turst0 on the money.
oen nation under God. pledgue of allegiance

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why are churches and relgious groups tax exempted

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so gov can't favor one religon over another

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wat is the ree exercis clause

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ur free to exercise ur religon fear of discrimination unless it hurts others.

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marching picketing and chanting is an example of wat kind of speech

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speech-plus

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burning the flag is an example of wat kind of speech

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symbolic

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wat is slander

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spoken defamotory remark

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what is libel

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written defamotory remark

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promothing rebellion against the gov is considered wat

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sedition

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are school news paper covered under 1 amendment

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no

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name one gov restricitonof advertising

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FDIC prevets ppl from using obsenity

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wat law says the public can attend congress sessions

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Sunshine law

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does the law protect reports from revealing their soucres

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yes

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restriction of religon in school

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religious groups must meet after school hours

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wat amendmet stops citizens from beign forced to quarter soliders in their homes

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3rd

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an ___________ is when formal charges are brough agaist someone

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indictment

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_________ means that someone lied under oath.

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perjury

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a ______ jury, is one that can't agree on a verdict

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hung

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a _______ crime is one that is punishable by death

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capital

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wa amendment bans illegal searches and seizures

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4th

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wat amendment gurarntees that the federal gov must give the accused due process

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5th

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wat amendment guarantees citizens the right to bear arms

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2nd

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wat amendment guarantees ther right to petition the gov.

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1st

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a lawyer that is responible for representing the person accused of a crime, is called

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defense attorney

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the lawyer that is respnsibel for trying to prove that the person accused of a crime is guilty, is called a wat

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prosecuting attorney

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a __________ requires an individual to testify before a court.

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subpoena

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if an individual wants to protect himself against self-incrimination, he would use the protection fo ______amendment.

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5th

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the _________ ______ is the regulation which says that evidence which has been obtained illegally is not allowed in court.

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exclusionary rule

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_________ court are ones where the defendant is being sued for monetary compensation.

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Civil

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___________ courts are ones where the defendant is facing jail time.

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criminal

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which amendemtn guarantees ppl protection against doubel jeopardy

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5th

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it is called ______________ when a person allows the police to search something w/o a warrant.

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voluntary consent

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what is called when police are allowed to follow someone into their home w/o a warrant

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hot pursuit

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2 protection guaranteed under the 8th amenment

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excessie fines and bail.
cruel and unusal punishment.

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when would someone waive their double jeopardy protection

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when they go to court of appeal and appeal their case

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Gideon vs wainright case requires what

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everyone has the right to a lawyer

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the Escobed vs. illinois case guarantees what

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the accused have ther right to legal advice

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two key aspects of due process

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laws must be reasonable and fair.
prodedures must be applied fairly

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can police obtain evidence from ur car if they stoped u

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yes plain veiw exception

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the lawyer that is respnsibel for trying to prove that the person accused of a crime is guilty, is called a wat

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prosecuting attorney

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a __________ requires an individual to testify before a court.

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subpoena

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if an individual wants to protect himself against self-incrimination, he would use the protection fo ______amendment.

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5th

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the _________ ______ is the regulation which says that evidence which has been obtained illegally is not allowed in court.

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exclusionary rule

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_________ court are ones where the defendant is being sued for monetary compensation.

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Civil

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___________ courts are ones where the defendant is facing jail time.

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criminal

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which amendemtn guarantees ppl protection against doubel jeopardy

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5th

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it is called ______________ when a person allows the police to search something w/o a warrant.

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voluntary consent

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what is called when police are allowed to follow someone into their home w/o a warrant

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hot pursuit

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2 protection guaranteed under the 8th amenment

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excessie fines and bail.
cruel and unusal punishment.

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when would someone waive their double jeopardy protection

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when they go to court of appeal and appeal their case

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Gideon vs wainright case requires what

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everyone has the right to a lawyer

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the Escobed vs. illinois case guarantees what

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the accused have ther right to legal advice

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two key aspects of due process

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laws must be reasonable and fair.
prodedures must be applied fairly

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can police obtain evidence from ur car if they stoped u

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yes plain veiw exception