What is the process of incorporation?

Certain parts of Amendments apply at both the state and federal level

Representative that vote on their own opinions

School-led prayer is a violation of the Establishment Clause

A published false statement that damages someones reputation

What is the majority party?

In Congress where more than half the members belong

Which of the following is an example of checks and balances?

ALL ARE EXAMPLES OF CHECKS AND BALANCES

What is an example of Checks and Balances

The Senate impeaching the President

What does Gerrymandering do?

drawing of district lines boundaries to benefit a party.

Flag burning is protected free speech

Wisconsin v Yoder (free exercise clause) was about

Amish can remove kid after 8th grade for religious reasons

What is police power?

State power to enact laws promoting health, safety, and morals.

If Oregon adopted an open primary

Both Democrats and Republicans could crossover in primaries

In his role as Chief Diplomat, the president

talks with other world leaders about international issues

The government must remain content neutral which means it can only regulate the

time, place and manner of speech

In a closed primary system:

Only members of a party vote to select the party's candidate

What does the President do as Chief Legislator?

Proposes laws, vetoes, signs bills, discusses with Congress

substantive due process

the government must create fair policies and laws

What is Procedural due process?

the government must employ fair procedures and methods

What is the exclusionary rule?

prohibits the use of illegally obtained evidence in court

Spoken defamation; damaging false statements against another

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What is the process of incorporation?
No state can take away life, liberty, or property without fair trial
Citizens are protected equally under the law
Certain parts of Amendments apply at both the state and federal level
States can pick and choose what Constitutional Amendments apply to them
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What is a Trustee?
Representative that vote based only on their constituents
Representative that votes in different ways at different times
Representative that vote on their own opinions
Representative that only votes how party leaders want
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Engel v Vitale
Prayer is not allowed in school
Churches may not use publicly owned facilities as meeting places
Churches are required to pay taxes, just like any other business
School-led prayer is a violation of the Establishment Clause
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Libel
Reluctant cooperation; accepting something without protest.
A published false statement that damages someones reputation
Tendency towards certain behavior, preference certain idea.
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What is the majority party?
In Congress where more than half the members belong
The party with the larger number of registrated voters
the party the president belongs to
the party that all of congress is
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Which of the following is an example of checks and balances?
CONGRESS OVERRIDES A PRESIDENTIAL VETO BY 2/3 VOTE
SUPREME COURT OVERTURNS LAW PASSED BY CONGRESS
ALL ARE EXAMPLES OF CHECKS AND BALANCES
SENATE CONFIRMS PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS
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What is an example of Checks and Balances
The right to a fair trial if you are accused of a crime
The Senate impeaching the President
People of Virginia electing members to the House of Burgeses
States nullifying a federal law
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What does Gerrymandering do?
The principle of a two-house legislature.
Causes Death
drawing of district lines boundaries to benefit a party.
redrawing of congressional district lines following a census
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What are civil rights?
a fancy name for Miranda rights
protections from the government
same as civil liberties
protections by the government
10
Texas v Johnson
Former military members may burn flags as long as they aren't in uniform
Flag burning is strictly prohibited in states that make it illegal
Flag burning is protected free speech
It is illegal to burn flags on government property
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Wisconsin v Yoder (free exercise clause) was about
Amish can't remove kid after 8th grade for religious reasons
Amish can remove kid after 8th grade for religious reasons
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Symbolic speech uses:
All of the above
Images
Other nonverbal methods to communicate
Actions
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What is police power?
State power to enact laws promoting speeding, jail, and courts.
State power to enact laws promoting health, safety, and morals.
Federal power to enact laws promoting speeding, jail, and courts.
Federal power to enact laws promoting health, safety, and morals.
14
If Oregon adopted an open primary
Both Dems and Repubs could crossover in general elections
Democrats and Independents could vote in the same primary
Republicans and Independents could vote in the same primary
Both Democrats and Republicans could crossover in primaries
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In his role as Chief Diplomat, the president
helps members of his party travel around the country
works with Congress to create and pass a yearly budget
leads the military into other countries
talks with other world leaders about international issues
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The government must remain content neutral which means it can only regulate the
speech of those under 18
speech of government officials and elected representatives
expression of hateful and highly offensive speech
time, place and manner of speech
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In a closed primary system:
The vote for a party's candidates is through a secret ballot
Only members of a party vote to select the party's candidate
Only party officials vote to select the party's candidate
Only certain states' voters participate
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What does the President do as Chief Legislator?
Executes laws, grants pardons, appoints federal officials
Negotiates with other world leaders
Runs the armed forces
Proposes laws, vetoes, signs bills, discusses with Congress
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An example of checks and balances is:
President vetoes a bill
Supreme Court takes a case
Committees draft a bill
President approves laws
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substantive due process
the government must create fair policies and laws
refrain from double process
support for republic representatives
leaders must obey the law
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What is Procedural due process?
official approval
the government must employ fair procedures and methods
voting rights
political authority belonging to the people
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What is the exclusionary rule?
sets an amount of jurors
prohibits the use of illegally obtained evidence in court
gives police all power
allows illegal evidence into court
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A law passes the Lemon Test IF it
refrains from clear endorsements
meets a community need
has a secular purpose
advances but doesn't inhibit religion
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Civil liberties are...
limitations on other citizens
limitations on other nations
limitations on the government
limitations on the majority
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Slander
Spoken defamation; damaging false statements against another
A question and answer session between a reporter and source
paraphrase of what a person said and doesnot appear in quotes
Written defamation; specifically statements in writing

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