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31 Cards in this Set
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Bipartisan
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A two-party system or government (e.g. Democrat or Republican)
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too bash gov
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Three branches of government
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The Executives who enforce the law, the Judicial which interprets the law, and the Legislative which makes the law.
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E, J, L.
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anti-federalists
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A movement in the 1780s that opposed a strong central government and the un-amended Constitution.
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18 and 81 minus one
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federalists
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A group in the 1780's that supported a federal government which would include shared power between a central government and the states, with check and balances.
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Bipartisan
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A two-party system or government (e.g. Democrat or Republican)
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too bash gov
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Three branches of government
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The Executives who enforce the law, the Judicial which interprets the law, and the Legislative which makes the law.
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E, J, L.
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anti-federalists
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A movement in the 1780s that opposed a strong central government and the un-amended Constitution.
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federalists
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A group in the 1780's that supported a federal government which would include shared power between a central government and the states, with check and balances.
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federalism
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A system of government which power is shared between central of local governments.
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Bipartisan
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A two-party system or government (e.g. Democrat or Republican)
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too bash gov
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Three branches of government
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The Executives who enforce the law, the Judicial which interprets the law, and the Legislative which makes the law.
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E, J, L.
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anti-federalists
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A movement in the 1780s that opposed a strong central government and the un-amended Constitution.
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federalists
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A group in the 1780's that supported a federal government which would include shared power between a central government and the states, with check and balances.
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federalism
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A system of government which power is shared between central of local governments.
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The US Constitution was...
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finally ratified and took effect in 1789.
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The Bill of Rights
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The first ten amendments to the Constitution, added because the Anti-Federalists in the 1780s were afraid that the new Constitution would not protect citizen's basic rights.
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Freedom of speech, press religion, peaceable assembly, and to petition the government.
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A2
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Right to bear and keep arms, and maintain a militia.
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A3
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No soldiers in own homes.
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A4
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Protection from unreasonable search and seizure.
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Protecting due process, private property, double jeopardy, self-incrimination, and private property.
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Due Process
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Individuals cannot be deprived of their unalienable rights without fair and reasonable court processes.
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double jeopardy
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Subjecting a suspect to more that one trial for the same offense.
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self-incrimination
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Testimony against ones self.
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A6
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Trial by jury and other rights of the accused.
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A7
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Civil trial by jury.
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Civil trial
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A dispute between to private parties as opposed to criminal trial.
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Criminal trial
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Government pursues an accuse party because they have violated a law.
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Protection from excessive bail and c & u punishment.
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A9
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Protection of rights even if not specifically enumerated in the Bill of Rights.
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Powers not specifically delegated to the United States are reserved for states of the people.
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