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29 Cards in this Set
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Democracy is not neccessarily
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a characteristic of the state
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Among the broad purposes of the us government in the Preamble of the consitiution is the obligation to..
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provide justice and the peopl's geneeral well being
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All policitcal powers in a state are concentrated at the
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central level under unitary form of government
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Not a basic american concept of american democracy
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equal distribution of economic benifits
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ex of equal oppurtunity
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no discrimination of sex or race
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Locke harrington hobbes and rousseau would all agree
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the state exists to serve the people
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In democaray, the will of the majority cannot be uused to
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deprive minority rights
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the dominate political unit in the world today
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a state
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the fedearal govenment power is divided between
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the cental and local governments
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the 50 states lack soverignity which is
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a basic characteristic of state
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ex of an exculsive power
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power of the national govenment to coin money
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conccurrent powers are those
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exercised simultanioulsly in the national and state governments
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full faith and credit
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states must honor each others laws
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extradicion
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where a fugitive is removed to the state they belong to where the crime was commited
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basic characterisitc of federalism
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divided power into national and state government
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loval govs dervie their power from
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state consititutiopns and state lws
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the supremacy clause extablishes the consitiutions as
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the nations highest law
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Mccullloch v maryland
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the supwermacy clause was used to upjhold the cotrine of implied powers
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in the admission process proposed state contisitipns muct be approved by
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voters
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the full hairth and credity clause of the consuitituopns provides
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that state laws and court decisions must generally be honored by other states
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Citizens of one state may sue in the courts of another state under
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the privialges and inunity clause
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Petiiton of right
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the power of the crown was first limited by parliament under this
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marision contribted most to the writing of the
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consitiution
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Anti federalists
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wanted bill of rights
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bother articales of confederations and the consititiontion
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could be amended
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Government set up by the articales of condeederations had only a
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legistlative branch consitisting of a unicameral congress
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