Political Science 3

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Public Policy

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an interntional course of action followed by govt in dealing with some problem or matter of concern

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Name the problem making process

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problem id, agenda setting, policy formulation

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systemic agenda

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all public issues that are viewed as aquiring an officals attention

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governmental agenda

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changing list of issues to which govt believes they should devote time and serious attention

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agenda

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a set of problems to which policy makers believe they should attentitive

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routine fomulation

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repetitive process of reformulating proposals in an issue area

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analogous formulation

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forming ideas/proposals from problems

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creative formulation

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forming NEW ideas from problems

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policy implementation

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the process of carring out public policy

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authoratative techniques

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rests on the notion that ppl need to be told what to do by the government

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incentive techniques

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offer a reward to make people do things

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capacity techniques

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providing people with information to get people to participate

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hortatory techniques

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getting people to comply with moral and instincts

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policy evaluation

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determining if the policy met it's goals

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What type of program is welfare?

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non-means based program

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In social security, what is the payroll tax?

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7.65%

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means tested program

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required that benificiaries first meet certain tests such as falling below the poverty line

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What is the poverty line for a family of four?

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19,000

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What is Supplemental Security Income for?

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blind children

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Tempory Assistance for needy families

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the former welfare program

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What do liberals think of the welfare reform?

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good economics, politics, policy, and a national solution

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What do conservatives think of the welfare reform?

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bad economics, politics, policy, state solution

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Legislation Changing Welfare

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personal responsibility and work opportunity Reconcilliation act of 1996

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Name the provisions of welfare

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moms with kids over 5 must have work within 2 years of having it,
unmarried moms under 18 must live at home and finish school,
5 year lifetime limit,
no food stamps for illegal immagrants,
no cash benefits for convicted drug fellons,
strict work requirments,
set funding accounts

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What type of grant is TAMF?

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a block grant

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What are the goals of welfare?

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to prevent poverty,
prevent out of wedlock pregnancy,
reduce single parent families,
reduce welfare dependency

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What are the states of the international system?

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countries; a geographical intitity that has a well defined territory that it controls and a ligitiment government that controls the monopoly on the use of force

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Name an example of the international governemental organizations

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United Nations

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Name an example of an International Non-Governmental Organization

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Amnesty International (big on human rights)

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What country has both economic and military power?

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US

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What country has economic power?

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Japan

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Isolationism

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a national policy of avoiding participation in foreign affairs

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Unilateralism

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a national policy of acting without consulting others

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Multilaterlism

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a national policy that foreign and military policy actions that should be taken in cooperations with other states

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What began contemporary foreign policy?

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the cuban missle crisis

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When did the cuban missle crisis start?

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in 1964

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What was most influential to foreign policy?

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Vietnam War

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How much money do we spend out of our budget to foreign aid?

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0.50%

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What countries are the biggest benificiaries to our budget?

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egypt and isreal

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What president had Détente as their way with foreign policy?

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Nixon

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Détente

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the relaxation of tention b/w the US and the USSR

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What Treatys were signed under Nixon?

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Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty and AntiBallistic Missle Treaty

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What was Carter's focus in office?

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Human rights

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What major crisis happened under carter's presidency?

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Iran Hostage Crisis and Afganistan

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What president ended Détente?

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Reagan

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What were Reagans major accomplishments?

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increased defence spending, activist for foreign policy, mended relations with Gorbachev

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What happened under Bush 1's authority?

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end of iron curtian and berlin wall, Tienanem square, persian gulf war

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Tienanmen Square

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students wanted democracy and they were run over

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What are major accoplishments of Clinton?

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Engagment and Enlargment

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Engagment

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a policy implemented during the clinton administration that the US would remain active in foreign policy

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Enlargment

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a policy implemented that the US would activly premote the expansion of democracy and free markets around the world

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Name the issues under Bush 2's administration

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Mexican and Latin America, ABM, Kyoto Protocal, 9/11

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ABM

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limits neuclear weapons

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Kyoto Protocal

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enviormental treaty that reduces green house gasses

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How many constitutions has GA had?

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10 since 1777

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Name the era's of the constitutions

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Founding Era, Federalizing Era, Modern Era

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Founding Era

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Legislative Primary, Union Constitution, Reform Consititution

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Federalizing Era

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Confederal Consititution, Reconcilliation Consititution, Reconstruction Constitution, Restoration Constitution

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Modern Era

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Exectutive Reform, Internim, Bureaucratic

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Article 1 (state)

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GA bill of rights

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Article 2 (state)

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elections and voting

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Article 3 (state)

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establishes the legislative branch

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Article 4 (state)

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creates part of the executive branch, states constitutional boards and commissions

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Article 5 (state)

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creates rest of executive branch and executive officals

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Name the GA executive officals

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Govenor,
Lt Governor,
Secretary of State,
Attorney General,
State School Superinendent, Commissioner of Agriculture,
Insurance,
and labor

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Article 6 (state)

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est judiciary branch and types of court

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Name the types of court

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court of appeals, superior court, state courts, juvenile courts, protective courts, Magistrate courts

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Article 7 (state)

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taxation article

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Article 8 (state)

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education article

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Article 9 (state)

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est state and local government

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Article 10 (state)

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the amending article

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Article 11 (state)

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the implementation article (began in 1983)

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How many members are there of the state senate?

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56

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How old do you have to be to be in the state senate?

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25

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How long do you have to live in GA to be a state senate and member of house?

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2 years

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How long do you have to be a district resident to be in state and house?

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one year

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How many members are there in the house of reps?

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180

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How old do you have to be to be in the house of reps?

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