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40 Cards in this Set
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example of dual citizenship where state takes over private citizen's business
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Barron v. Baltimore
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example of cooperative federalism, making a national bank (necessary and proper clause)
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McCulloch v. Maryland
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Example of interstate commerce
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NLRB v. Jones & Laughlin Steel
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example of denationalization with public employees performing abortions
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Webster v. Reproductive Health
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Incorporation of 14th amendment, having to do with abortion
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Planned parenthood v. Casey
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Free expression case with 7th day adventast refusing to work on saturdays
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Sherbert v. Vernan
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Case showing neutrality test with native americans and peyote
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Employment Division v. Smith
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Case showing the "lemon test" with funding for secular subjects in private schools
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Lemon v. Kurtzman
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case establishing the "separate but equal" doctrine
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Plessy v. Ferguson
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case overturning plessy v. Ferguson in conjunction with the 14th amendment
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Brown v. Board of Education
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Author writing about "american creed" and how history has no feudalism or traditions
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Hartz
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author who wrote about classical republicanism and serving the community
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Wood
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author who wrote about "ascriptive heirarchy" racial minorities...
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Smith
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Following bush article about religion in politics (liberal)
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Wright
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Author who said faith belongs in politics and explained the 'religious right'
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Waldman
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Author who wrote that factions are a threat to liberty and wanted a large representative republic
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Madison
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Author who wrote about constitution's malleability and simplicity
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Kammen
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Author who wrote about the modern dual sovereignty and rehnquist
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Adler
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Author who wrote against government regulation on free speech
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Rauch
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Author who establishes that its possible to enhance national security without sacrificing liberty
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Pearlstein
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In opposition to Pearlstein author who wrote about PATRIOT act and the intelligence wall
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McCarthy
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Author who wrote about political parties declining in "collective responsibility"
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Fiorina
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Author who wondered if the U.S. is developing toward a parliament
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Pomper
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Author who discussed the Red-Blue divide and polarization
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Marlantes
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Author in opposition ot Marlantes about Red-Blue divide not being a big deal
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Fiorina
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government can't deprive a person of their liberty by this italian clause
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habeas corpus
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each state must respect other states acts by this clause
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full faith and credit clause
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states must guarantee privileges to visitors to their state by this clause
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privileges and immunities clause
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Group who supported the ratification of the constitution (including Madison) with STRONG national government
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Federalists
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Group who opposed ratification of constitution with WEAK federal government
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Anti-federalists
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the two layer system of federalism
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Dual-Federalism
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the marble cake system of federalism
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cooperative federalism
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a consolidation of categorical grants
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Revenue sharing and block grants
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obligations imposed on the government to guarantee equal citizenship
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Civil Rights
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the ability of the court to exclude evidence from a case as result of the 14th amendment
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exclusionary clause
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direct segregation or violation of civil rights
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de jure
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indirect segregation or violation of civil rights
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de facto
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compesatory action to overcome consequences of past discrimination
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affirmative action
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an individual voter's psychological ties to one party or another
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party identity
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identifies a problem as a political issue and proposes a solution
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policy entrepeneurs
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