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Most recent Vice President turned President after Presidential death
Lyndon Johnson
Theodore Roosevelt
Chester Arthur
Andrew Johnson
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All laws are "necessary and proper"
Federal bureaucracy
Balanced budget
Elastic clause
Poll tax
3
Authority
Veto
Impeach
Jurisdiction
Federalism
4
Spending < income
Poll tax
Balanced budget
Elastic clause
Federal bureaucracy
5
made for some specific, closely defined purpose: conditions/"strings" usually attached
extradition grants
block grants
project grants
categorical grants
6
made to States, localities, and some provate agencies that apply: sometimes used on job training or employment programs
block grants
project grants
extradition grants
categorical grants
7
45th president, threat of impeachment in 2019 and 2021
Andrew Johnson
Alexander Hamilton
James Madison
Donald Trump
8
Article II of the Constitution
Law Article
Judicial Article
Legislative Article
Executive Article
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Judge signs this to allow someone to be arrested
Prior restraint
Arrest warrant
Probable cause
Search warrant
10
government must conduct according to constitutional principles
unconstitutional
executive agreement
legislative agreement
constitutionalism
11
Reason to think someone did a crime
Search warrant
Probable cause
Prior restraint
Arrest warrant
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17th president, threat of impeachment in 1868
Andrew Johnson
Alexander Hamilton
Donald Trump
James Madison
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Expressed powers of Congress
Executive agreement
Eminent domain
Enumerated powers
Expressed power
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"shall be given in each State to the public Acts, Records, and judicial Proceedings of every other State"
Privileges and Immunities Clause
Full Faith and Credit Clause
Admissions Clause
Interstate Clause
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lower courts under federal courts
inferior courts
legislative courts
executive courts
ruling courts
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Judge signs this to allow someone or thing to be searched
Arrest warrant
Search warrant
Probable cause
Prior restraint
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Powers labeled in the Constitution
Expressed power
Executive agreement
Eminent domain
Enumerated powers
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national government only has powers granted to it in Constitution
exclusive powers
expressed powers
delegated powers
division of powers
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first 10 amendments
Cabinet
Judicial
Bill of Rights
Constitution
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government and officers are subject to and never above the law
inferior courts
Executive Article
Legislative Article
rule of law
21
Belongs to National Government because its the natioanl government of a sovereign state in the world community
reserved powers
inherent powers
implied powers
concurrent powers
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Departments and agencies of the federal government
Elastic clause
Federal bureaucracy
Poll tax
Balanced budget
23
advisory body to the president
Cabinet
Bill of Rights
Judicial
Constitution
24
Division, paragraph
Treaty
Amendment
Article
Petition
25
Contract between countries
Treaty
Petition
Amendment
Article
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Courts power to declare law or actions as invalid
Judicial activism
Jurisdiction
Judicial review
Judicial restraint
27
Federalist, argued need for federal court system
Alexander Hamilton
Donald Trump
Andrew Johnson
James Madison
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3rd US President in 1801
Thomas Jefferson
Lyndon Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
George Washington
29
Both state and federal governments possess these powers
concurrent powers
implied powers
reserved powers
inherent powers
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power exercised only by the National Government and not by the States
exclusive powers
division of powers
expressed powers
delegated powers
31
Chief Justice, Federalist, Supreme Court important force to determine law of the land
William Howard Taft
John Marshall
Theodore Roosevelt
Earl Warren
32
federal $ or other resources to the States and their cities
interstate compacts
commerce compromise
grant-in-aid programs
extradition
33
Power split between the federal and state governments
Federalism
Impeach
Veto
Jurisdiction
34
Power to take property
Enumerated powers
Eminent domain
Executive agreement
Expressed power
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directing people of a territory to frame a proposed State constitution
admission act
enabling act
act of admission
act of enabling
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agreement among themselves and foreign states
extradition
commerce compromise
grant-in-aid programs
interstate compacts
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The three branches of government have power over the other branches o government
Popular sovereignty
Checks and balances
Seperation of powers
Supremacy clause
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Taxation to vote
Balanced budget
Poll tax
Elastic clause
Federal bureaucracy
39
Federalist, wrote about the need for bicameral legislature
James Madison
Donald Trump
Alexander Hamilton
Andrew Johnson
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Courts should be hands on of political decision
Jurisdiction
Judicial review
Judicial restraint
Judicial activism
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People are the rulers!
Popular sovereignty
Seperation of powers
Supremacy clause
Checks and balances
42
declare illegal, null and void, no force and effect: violates some provision in the Constitution
constitutionalism
executive agreement
unconstitutional
legislative agreement
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legal process, fugitive from justice in one State can be returned to that State
commerce compromise
extradition
interstate compacts
grant-in-aid programs
44
Senate only approve appointees who are acceptable to the senator/senators of President's party from state involved
executive agreement
senatorial courtesy
electoral college
formal amendment
45
changes of additions that become part of the written language of the Constitution itself
senatorial courtesy
electoral college
formal amendment
executive agreement
46
President using power to choose to approve or veto statehood: AZ
Grover Cleveland
William Howard Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
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Constitution doesnt grant some powers to the National Government but are not denied to the States
inherent powers
reserved powers
concurrent powers
implied powers
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power not expressly stated but reasonably suggested
implied powers
inherent powers
reserved powers
concurrent powers
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broadly defined purpose: healthcare, social services, welfare - fewer strings attached
project grants
categorical grants
extradition grants
block grants
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No State can draw unreasonable distinctions between its own residents and those who happen to live in another State
Privileges and Immunities Clause
Full Faith and Credit Clause
Interstate Clause
Admissions Clause
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National and state governments have rights
delegated powers
expressed powers
exclusive powers
division of powers
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Appealing to congress
Article
Amendment
Petition
Treaty
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Accusation
Impeach
Veto
Federalism
Jurisdiction
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"shall be the supreme law of the land"
Seperation of powers
Popular sovereignty
Supremacy clause
Checks and balances
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Censorship
Probable cause
Arrest warrant
Prior restraint
Search warrant
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Rejection
Impeach
Jurisdiction
Veto
Federalism
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President 4x, 22nd amendment
Thomas Jefferson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lyndon Johnson
George Washington
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His Farewell Address warned against political parties
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Lyndon Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
59
Staying in office after someone has been elected to take your spot?????
Lazy deer
Lame duck
Lousy dog
Loafing dolphin
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Specific duty of each of the three branches of government
Checks and balances
Supremacy clause
Seperation of powers
Popular sovereignty
61
Changes
Petition
Article
Amendment
Treaty
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creating a new state
admission act
enabling act
act of admission
act of enabling
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Courts should be hands off of political decision
Judicial activism
Judicial restraint
Jurisdiction
Judicial review
64
Agreement between leaders of countries
Eminent domain
Executive agreement
Expressed power
Enumerated powers
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body that akes the formal selection of the nation's President
executive agreement
formal amendment
senatorial courtesy
electoral college