A law that defines how the government will operate and be organized

Examine the concept of cooperative federalism & its impact on relationships between national, state, & local government

Cooperative federalism: national, state, & local governments work together

Political movements are

A way for a citizens to express their position or opposition to a poll

Procedural due process is

Procedures preventing discrimination when implementing the law

What is the doctrine of dual federalism?

State and national government have separate and distinct areas of authority

Americans' political opinions are shaped by several frames of reference that include:

Partisanship, ideology, and group attachments

Substantive due process is a

The substance of the law, Is the law writien in a discriminative way?

Illegally seized evidence cannot be used in a state criminal trial

An economic conservative would agree with

Government should leave distribution of economic benefits to the individual

A social conservative would agree with

Would use government to promote traditional values

A social liberal would agree with

Would leave life choices to the individual

Lau v. Nichols (1974)

Children receiving assistance if English was their second language

A belief that a person should participate in public affairs

Generational effect describes:

Influence of watershed events on the political outlook of younger citizens

Do you regret taking this class?

*Dead... Just Dead*, THE FIRES OF HELL DO NOT COMPARE TO THE AGONY I HAVE FELT IN THIS CLASS, Hated every moment of doing the homework (especially Friday assignments)

Textbook says Friedrich Engels said he saw no real chance of communism taking root in the United States for what reason?

America's workers lacked class consciousness

Voters provides required information so their name can be on the voter list

What is identified in your reading as a problem with polls?

People may be unfamiliar with the issue or may lie during the poll

What is the significance of the Equal Protection Clause?

It guarantees citizens 'the equal protection of the laws'

Schenck v. United States (1919)

Created the "clear and present danger test" test for limiting free speech

Gideon v. Wainwright (1963)

Lawyers in criminal court are necessities, not luxuries

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1
The court case that the “Separate but Equal” doctrine come out of was _____________________?
Dred Scott
Lopez v. US
Brown v. Board of Education
Plessy v. Ferguson
2
Locke’s ideas about natural rights included the following:
Life, liberty and happiness
Life, liberty and property
Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness
Life, liberty and economic stability
3
A constitution is
A document that says what Congress will do
A fancy term for the Declaration of Independence
A fundamental law that defines foreign policy
A law that defines how the government will operate and be organized
4
Those who supported the ratification of the Constitution were knowns as
Constitutionalists
Anti-Federalists
Federalists
Democrats
5
Examine the concept of cooperative federalism & its impact on relationships between national, state, & local government
Competitive federalism: government compete to attract business using policy
Cooperative federalism: national, state, & local governments work together
Fiscal federalism: financial power between different levels of government
Dual federalism: state and national governments operate independently
6
Political movements are
The sum of face-to-face interactions among the people
Voters provides required information so their name can be on the voter list
A belief that a person should participate in public affairs
A way for a citizens to express their position or opposition to a poll
7
Procedural due process is
Procedures preventing discrimination when implementing the law
Procedures that all States must follow in order to have a state government
Procedures that all politicians must follow in order to run for office
Procedures that all of the police force must follow to arresting a person
8
What is the doctrine of dual federalism?
National government should have more power than state governments
State and national government have separate and distinct areas of authority
Local governments should have more power than state governments
State and national governments should work together to solve problems
9
Americans' political opinions are shaped by several frames of reference that include:
Partisanship, ideology, and group attachments
Political policy, political identity, political party, & political interest
Partisanship, social media and policy
Partisanship, republican identity, and agents of socialization
10
Agents of socialization can be divided into the following categories:
Primary and Secondary
Secondary and Primary work associates
1st and 2nd Agent of Socialization
Political opinions and individually relevant opinions
11
General belief about the role and purpose of government is
Government Socialization Theory
Government Ideology Theory
Plain old Ideology
Government Role Theory
12
The passage of the 14th amendment nullified which court case by defining citizenship
Dred Scott
Brown v. Board of Education
Lopez v. US
Plessy v. Ferguson
13
The right of each person to equal protection under the law & equal access to society’s opportunities & public facilities
Civil rights
Quotas
Reverse discrimination
Affirmative action
14
Substantive due process is a
Form of protection, prevents the federal government from taking away rights
Principle that ensures American's civil rights and liberties are protected
The substance of the law, Is the law writien in a discriminative way?
Constitutional principle that protects an individual's basic human rights
15
What amendment gave women the right to vote
19th Amendment
20th Amendment
15th Amendment
16th Amendment
16
The Revolutionary War occurred primarily because colonists were opposed to....
Britain’s military policies
Britain’s taxation practices
Britain’s approach to shipping
Britain’s bad tasting tea
17
Mapp v. Ohio (1961)
Legally seized evidence cannot be used in a state criminal trial
Illegally seized evidence cannot be used in a state criminal trial
Police cannot violate a person's privacy but can use found evidnce in court
The Fourth Amendment does not apply in regard to murder cases
18
Specific individuals rights like freedom of speech are defined as
Civil liberties
Natural rights
Essential rights
Civil rights
19
The religious right is identified in your book as what group of people?
All church goers
Jewish followers
Catholics Americans
Born Again Christians
20
A system that prevents government branches from acting without the support of other branches or to stop their actions is
Removal powers
Checks and balances
Shared powers
Separation of powers
21
An economic conservative would agree with
Would use government to promote traditional values
Government should leave distribution of economic benefits to the individual
Government should use its power to help the economically disadvantaged
Would leave life choices to the individual
22
A social conservative would agree with
Government should leave distribution of economic benefits to the individual
Would leave life choices to the individual
Would use government to promote traditional values
Government should use its power to help the economically disadvantaged
23
Politically relevant opinions held by ordinary citizens that they express openly
Public opinion
Public Socialization
Public Sanitation
Political personal opinion
24
Government where power is divided between the central & regional governments, with each having their own distinct powers
Constitutional government
Federal-unitary government
Unitary government
Federal government
25
A social liberal would agree with
Government should use its power to help the economically disadvantaged
Government should leave distribution of economic benefits to the individual
Would use government to promote traditional values
Would leave life choices to the individual
26
Government where power is divided between central and regional governments, where the regions have no power on their own
Federal-unitary government
Unitary government
Federal government
Constitutional government
27
Plessy v. Ferguson (1896)
13th Amendment's role in segregational issues
Racial equality
Segregated train cars is unconstitutional
Separate but Equal
28
Lau v. Nichols (1974)
Children receiving assistance if English was their second language
Children who are disabled receiving appropriate accommodations
Random drug testing for students in extracurricular activities
Discrimination against immigrated Chinese Americans
29
Roe v. Wade (1973)
Theft
Right to bear arms
Right to a fair trial
Abortion
30
Civic duty is
The sum of face-to-face interactions
A way for a citizens to express their position or opposition to a poll
A belief that a person should participate in public affairs
Another name for civil liberties which are all your rights and liberties
31
What issue was the topic of US v. Eichman?
Freedom to vote
Religious Speech
Freedom of interstate travel
Political Speech
32
Generational effect describes:
The effect of younger citizens opinions on politics
Younger citizen's social media influence on voting habits
Influence of watershed events on the political outlook of younger citizens
The watershed events (important national events) that define a generation
33
Do you regret taking this class?
No Way! It was my Favorite Class!
*Dead... Just Dead*
THE FIRES OF HELL DO NOT COMPARE TO THE AGONY I HAVE FELT IN THIS CLASS
Hated every moment of doing the homework (especially Friday assignments)
34
America is what type of Government
Liberal Federal Government
Democratic Republic
Just a Republic
Federal Democratic Republic
35
Brown v. Board of Education (1954)
Segregation in public schools
Segregation in restaurants
Segregation in all public places
Segregation in churches
36
Implied powers in the Constitution are powers that are
Clearly numbered for identification
Clearly labeled by founding father
Reasonably suggested
Clearly stated or spelled out
37
Textbook says Friedrich Engels said he saw no real chance of communism taking root in the United States for what reason?
American politicians unduly influenced workers
Americans are patriotic and pay attention to important politics
America's workers lacked class consciousness
American workers were highly invested in class consciousness
38
Registration is
A belief that a person should participate & register in public affairs
Citizens register to become part of the top secret voting inner circle
A way for a citizens to express their position or opposition to a poll
Voters provides required information so their name can be on the voter list
39
The right of individual Americans to hold and communicate thoughts of their choosing is known as
Freedom of religion
Freedom of personal opinions
Freedom of religious exercise
Freedom of expression
40
The Colonial Charters granted?
Rights of an Englishman
Freedom to all
Voting rights for Women
Freedom to white men
41
What is identified in your reading as a problem with polls?
People may not understand how a poll works
People may be unfamiliar with the issue or may lie during the poll
People may not know what a poll is because Americans is so dumb
They are often given at poor times like tuesdays
42
A leader in the Hispanic farm workers movement
Hugo Chavez
Ceaser Chavez
John F Kennedy
Francisco Marco
43
What is the significance of the Equal Protection Clause?
It establishes equal treatment on train cars
It allows for the establishment of a national religion
It guarantees citizens 'the equal protection of the laws'
It makes it so each American can have an equal chance of life
44
__________ made literacy tests illegal
1968 Civil Rights Act
1957 Voting rights Act
1965 Voting rights Act
1964 Civil Rights Act
45
______________ discrimination is discrimination that occurs in social interactions
De jocky
De jure
De legalle
De facto
46
Enumerated powers in the Constitution are powers that are
Clearly numbered for identification
Reasonably suggested
Clearly labeled by founding father
Clearly stated or spelled out
47
______________ discrimination is discrimination that is based on law
De jure
De legalle
De facto
De jocky
48
Which Supreme Court case struck down the 'separate but equal' doctrine?
Roe v. Wade
Plessy v. Ferguson
Marbury v. Madison
Brown v. Board of Education
49
Low levels of civic duty or poor civic attitudes could be due to
Apathy, laziness, and alienation
Alienation and laziness
Alienation and refusal to participate
Apathy and alienation
50
Schenck v. United States (1919)
Another name for the Espionage Act of 1917
Created the "clear and present danger test" test for limiting free speech
Set the precedent of testing negative freedom of speech during war times
Forbids anti- war propaganda during war times
51
Gideon v. Wainwright (1963)
In police interrogations a lawyer cannot be present
Lawyers are allowed if the defendant can hire them
Lawyers in criminal court are necessities, not luxuries
Idea that You have the right to remain silent
52
Analyze the "necessary and proper" clause and its role in expanding congressional power
Allows Congress to make laws for execution of its enumerated powers
Grants states the power to nullify federal laws, protects state sovereignty
Limits the power of federal government ensuring limited federal authority
Provides a basis for implied power & expands federal legislative authority
53
Crosscutting groups has what effect on people's views?
It may give them pluralistic views
They may invite others to crosscutting groups
They may be more closed off to views as they feel threatened
It may cause them to appreciate and understand political differences
54
Social Capital is
Voters provides required information so their name can be on the voter list
The sum of face-to-face interactions
A belief that a person should participate in public affairs
A way for a citizens to express their position or opposition to a poll
55
The section of the Constitution that states that it is the law of the land is known as the
Law of the Land Clause
Supremacy Clause
National Supremacy Law
Supreme Court Clause
56
Deliberate efforts to provide full and equal opportunities for traditionally disadvantaged groups is known as
Affirmative action
Civil rights
Reverse discriminiation
Quotas
57
Miranda v. Arizona (1966)
Famous line: You have the right to remain silent
The police can't tell the accused their rights from the 5th & 6th Amendment
Established Miranda doctrine: A court cannot convict without evidence
The police must act courteously and must avoid jumping to conclusions
58
Individuals often are able to learn about candidates online, as well as issues. This is known as
Web political knowledge
Virtual dissidence
Web opinions on candidates
Virtual participation
59
Government prohibition of speech or publication before it occurs is known
Prior conviction
Prior restraint
Prior decided decision
Prior publication
60
Native Americans gained citizenship when the _____________
Native Americans regained lost lands
Indian Citizenship Act was passed
Native Americans marched on DC
Indian tribal leaders summoned the rain God to murder Andrew Jackson
61
McCulloch v. Maryland (1819)
Taxations on road tolls are constitutional and necessary to maintain roads
Taxations on the Federal Government by the State Governments is encouraged
The government has the right and power to set up a Federal bank
The government does not have the right to set up a Federal Bank
62
Dred Scott v. Sandford (1857)
Only registered slaves can vote or sue in court
Enslaved people are not citizens and cannot sue in federal court
Enslaved people do not have the right to vote
Enslaved people always lose the court cases
63
How certain rights in the Bill of Rights are mandatory through the 14th Amendment to actions by State Governments
Selective reinforcement
Selective state rights
Selective incorporation
Selective pick and choose
64
What is the significance of the Tenth Amendment?
It allows states to enter into treaties with foreign nations
It grants the national government the power to regulate commerce
It establishes the supremacy of federal laws over state laws
It limits the power of national government by reserving power to the states
65
Loving v. Virginia (1967)
Affirmative action
Interracial marriage
Legality of marriage
Interfaith marriage
66
Marbury v. Madison (1803)
Judicial Review
Trial by Jury
Federal Bank
Lawyers are Required
67
An economic liberal would agree with
Government should use its power to help the economically disadvantaged
Would use government to promote traditional values
Government should leave distribution of economic benefits to the individual
Would leave life choices to the individual
68
Describe 3 parts of the Lemon Test
Has a secular purpose, teaches students about recorded history, & is a fact
Government won't promote a religion, will tell the truth, & will be honest
Government institutions (school) can't show favoritism towards any religion
Has a secular purpose, no religious favorites & no government involvement
69
What is one reason that young adults might be less likely to vote
They are in college and are to busy to vote
They don't know how to vote and are embarrassed to ask
They may not understand the issues without parental input
They move often and may have to reregister to vote at each election
70
The first Continental Congress responded to which of the following concerns
Trial by local juries
Military occupation
Taxation
All of the above

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Questions 70

Answers

1
The court case that the “Separate but Equal” doctrine come out of was _____________________?
Dred Scott
Lopez v. US
Brown v. Board of Education
Plessy v. Ferguson
2
Locke’s ideas about natural rights included the following:
Life, liberty and happiness
Life, liberty and property
Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness
Life, liberty and economic stability
3
A constitution is
A document that says what Congress will do
A fancy term for the Declaration of Independence
A fundamental law that defines foreign policy
A law that defines how the government will operate and be organized
4
Those who supported the ratification of the Constitution were knowns as
Constitutionalists
Anti-Federalists
Federalists
Democrats
5
Examine the concept of cooperative federalism & its impact on relationships between national, state, & local government
Competitive federalism: government compete to attract business using policy
Cooperative federalism: national, state, & local governments work together
Fiscal federalism: financial power between different levels of government
Dual federalism: state and national governments operate independently
6
Political movements are
The sum of face-to-face interactions among the people
Voters provides required information so their name can be on the voter list
A belief that a person should participate in public affairs
A way for a citizens to express their position or opposition to a poll
7
Procedural due process is
Procedures preventing discrimination when implementing the law
Procedures that all States must follow in order to have a state government
Procedures that all politicians must follow in order to run for office
Procedures that all of the police force must follow to arresting a person
8
What is the doctrine of dual federalism?
National government should have more power than state governments
State and national government have separate and distinct areas of authority
Local governments should have more power than state governments
State and national governments should work together to solve problems
9
Americans' political opinions are shaped by several frames of reference that include:
Partisanship, ideology, and group attachments
Political policy, political identity, political party, & political interest
Partisanship, social media and policy
Partisanship, republican identity, and agents of socialization
10
Agents of socialization can be divided into the following categories:
Primary and Secondary
Secondary and Primary work associates
1st and 2nd Agent of Socialization
Political opinions and individually relevant opinions
11
General belief about the role and purpose of government is
Government Socialization Theory
Government Ideology Theory
Plain old Ideology
Government Role Theory
12
The passage of the 14th amendment nullified which court case by defining citizenship
Dred Scott
Brown v. Board of Education
Lopez v. US
Plessy v. Ferguson
13
The right of each person to equal protection under the law & equal access to society’s opportunities & public facilities
Civil rights
Quotas
Reverse discrimination
Affirmative action
14
Substantive due process is a
Form of protection, prevents the federal government from taking away rights
Principle that ensures American's civil rights and liberties are protected
The substance of the law, Is the law writien in a discriminative way?
Constitutional principle that protects an individual's basic human rights
15
What amendment gave women the right to vote
19th Amendment
20th Amendment
15th Amendment
16th Amendment
16
The Revolutionary War occurred primarily because colonists were opposed to....
Britain’s military policies
Britain’s taxation practices
Britain’s approach to shipping
Britain’s bad tasting tea
17
Mapp v. Ohio (1961)
Legally seized evidence cannot be used in a state criminal trial
Illegally seized evidence cannot be used in a state criminal trial
Police cannot violate a person's privacy but can use found evidnce in court
The Fourth Amendment does not apply in regard to murder cases
18
Specific individuals rights like freedom of speech are defined as
Civil liberties
Natural rights
Essential rights
Civil rights
19
The religious right is identified in your book as what group of people?
All church goers
Jewish followers
Catholics Americans
Born Again Christians
20
A system that prevents government branches from acting without the support of other branches or to stop their actions is
Removal powers
Checks and balances
Shared powers
Separation of powers
21
An economic conservative would agree with
Would use government to promote traditional values
Government should leave distribution of economic benefits to the individual
Government should use its power to help the economically disadvantaged
Would leave life choices to the individual
22
A social conservative would agree with
Government should leave distribution of economic benefits to the individual
Would leave life choices to the individual
Would use government to promote traditional values
Government should use its power to help the economically disadvantaged
23
Politically relevant opinions held by ordinary citizens that they express openly
Public opinion
Public Socialization
Public Sanitation
Political personal opinion
24
Government where power is divided between the central & regional governments, with each having their own distinct powers
Constitutional government
Federal-unitary government
Unitary government
Federal government
25
A social liberal would agree with
Government should use its power to help the economically disadvantaged
Government should leave distribution of economic benefits to the individual
Would use government to promote traditional values
Would leave life choices to the individual
26
Government where power is divided between central and regional governments, where the regions have no power on their own
Federal-unitary government
Unitary government
Federal government
Constitutional government
27
Plessy v. Ferguson (1896)
13th Amendment's role in segregational issues
Racial equality
Segregated train cars is unconstitutional
Separate but Equal
28
Lau v. Nichols (1974)
Children receiving assistance if English was their second language
Children who are disabled receiving appropriate accommodations
Random drug testing for students in extracurricular activities
Discrimination against immigrated Chinese Americans
29
Roe v. Wade (1973)
Theft
Right to bear arms
Right to a fair trial
Abortion
30
Civic duty is
The sum of face-to-face interactions
A way for a citizens to express their position or opposition to a poll
A belief that a person should participate in public affairs
Another name for civil liberties which are all your rights and liberties
31
What issue was the topic of US v. Eichman?
Freedom to vote
Religious Speech
Freedom of interstate travel
Political Speech
32
Generational effect describes:
The effect of younger citizens opinions on politics
Younger citizen's social media influence on voting habits
Influence of watershed events on the political outlook of younger citizens
The watershed events (important national events) that define a generation
33
Do you regret taking this class?
No Way! It was my Favorite Class!
*Dead... Just Dead*
THE FIRES OF HELL DO NOT COMPARE TO THE AGONY I HAVE FELT IN THIS CLASS
Hated every moment of doing the homework (especially Friday assignments)
34
America is what type of Government
Liberal Federal Government
Democratic Republic
Just a Republic
Federal Democratic Republic
35
Brown v. Board of Education (1954)
Segregation in public schools
Segregation in restaurants
Segregation in all public places
Segregation in churches
36
Implied powers in the Constitution are powers that are
Clearly numbered for identification
Clearly labeled by founding father
Reasonably suggested
Clearly stated or spelled out
37
Textbook says Friedrich Engels said he saw no real chance of communism taking root in the United States for what reason?
American politicians unduly influenced workers
Americans are patriotic and pay attention to important politics
America's workers lacked class consciousness
American workers were highly invested in class consciousness
38
Registration is
A belief that a person should participate & register in public affairs
Citizens register to become part of the top secret voting inner circle
A way for a citizens to express their position or opposition to a poll
Voters provides required information so their name can be on the voter list
39
The right of individual Americans to hold and communicate thoughts of their choosing is known as
Freedom of religion
Freedom of personal opinions
Freedom of religious exercise
Freedom of expression
40
The Colonial Charters granted?
Rights of an Englishman
Freedom to all
Voting rights for Women
Freedom to white men
41
What is identified in your reading as a problem with polls?
People may not understand how a poll works
People may be unfamiliar with the issue or may lie during the poll
People may not know what a poll is because Americans is so dumb
They are often given at poor times like tuesdays
42
A leader in the Hispanic farm workers movement
Hugo Chavez
Ceaser Chavez
John F Kennedy
Francisco Marco
43
What is the significance of the Equal Protection Clause?
It establishes equal treatment on train cars
It allows for the establishment of a national religion
It guarantees citizens 'the equal protection of the laws'
It makes it so each American can have an equal chance of life
44
__________ made literacy tests illegal
1968 Civil Rights Act
1957 Voting rights Act
1965 Voting rights Act
1964 Civil Rights Act
45
______________ discrimination is discrimination that occurs in social interactions
De jocky
De jure
De legalle
De facto
46
Enumerated powers in the Constitution are powers that are
Clearly numbered for identification
Reasonably suggested
Clearly labeled by founding father
Clearly stated or spelled out
47
______________ discrimination is discrimination that is based on law
De jure
De legalle
De facto
De jocky
48
Which Supreme Court case struck down the 'separate but equal' doctrine?
Roe v. Wade
Plessy v. Ferguson
Marbury v. Madison
Brown v. Board of Education
49
Low levels of civic duty or poor civic attitudes could be due to
Apathy, laziness, and alienation
Alienation and laziness
Alienation and refusal to participate
Apathy and alienation
50
Schenck v. United States (1919)
Another name for the Espionage Act of 1917
Created the "clear and present danger test" test for limiting free speech
Set the precedent of testing negative freedom of speech during war times
Forbids anti- war propaganda during war times
51
Gideon v. Wainwright (1963)
In police interrogations a lawyer cannot be present
Lawyers are allowed if the defendant can hire them
Lawyers in criminal court are necessities, not luxuries
Idea that You have the right to remain silent
52
Analyze the "necessary and proper" clause and its role in expanding congressional power
Allows Congress to make laws for execution of its enumerated powers
Grants states the power to nullify federal laws, protects state sovereignty
Limits the power of federal government ensuring limited federal authority
Provides a basis for implied power & expands federal legislative authority
53
Crosscutting groups has what effect on people's views?
It may give them pluralistic views
They may invite others to crosscutting groups
They may be more closed off to views as they feel threatened
It may cause them to appreciate and understand political differences
54
Social Capital is
Voters provides required information so their name can be on the voter list
The sum of face-to-face interactions
A belief that a person should participate in public affairs
A way for a citizens to express their position or opposition to a poll
55
The section of the Constitution that states that it is the law of the land is known as the
Law of the Land Clause
Supremacy Clause
National Supremacy Law
Supreme Court Clause
56
Deliberate efforts to provide full and equal opportunities for traditionally disadvantaged groups is known as
Affirmative action
Civil rights
Reverse discriminiation
Quotas
57
Miranda v. Arizona (1966)
Famous line: You have the right to remain silent
The police can't tell the accused their rights from the 5th & 6th Amendment
Established Miranda doctrine: A court cannot convict without evidence
The police must act courteously and must avoid jumping to conclusions
58
Individuals often are able to learn about candidates online, as well as issues. This is known as
Web political knowledge
Virtual dissidence
Web opinions on candidates
Virtual participation
59
Government prohibition of speech or publication before it occurs is known
Prior conviction
Prior restraint
Prior decided decision
Prior publication
60
Native Americans gained citizenship when the _____________
Native Americans regained lost lands
Indian Citizenship Act was passed
Native Americans marched on DC
Indian tribal leaders summoned the rain God to murder Andrew Jackson
61
McCulloch v. Maryland (1819)
Taxations on road tolls are constitutional and necessary to maintain roads
Taxations on the Federal Government by the State Governments is encouraged
The government has the right and power to set up a Federal bank
The government does not have the right to set up a Federal Bank
62
Dred Scott v. Sandford (1857)
Only registered slaves can vote or sue in court
Enslaved people are not citizens and cannot sue in federal court
Enslaved people do not have the right to vote
Enslaved people always lose the court cases
63
How certain rights in the Bill of Rights are mandatory through the 14th Amendment to actions by State Governments
Selective reinforcement
Selective state rights
Selective incorporation
Selective pick and choose
64
What is the significance of the Tenth Amendment?
It allows states to enter into treaties with foreign nations
It grants the national government the power to regulate commerce
It establishes the supremacy of federal laws over state laws
It limits the power of national government by reserving power to the states
65
Loving v. Virginia (1967)
Affirmative action
Interracial marriage
Legality of marriage
Interfaith marriage
66
Marbury v. Madison (1803)
Judicial Review
Trial by Jury
Federal Bank
Lawyers are Required
67
An economic liberal would agree with
Government should use its power to help the economically disadvantaged
Would use government to promote traditional values
Government should leave distribution of economic benefits to the individual
Would leave life choices to the individual
68
Describe 3 parts of the Lemon Test
Has a secular purpose, teaches students about recorded history, & is a fact
Government won't promote a religion, will tell the truth, & will be honest
Government institutions (school) can't show favoritism towards any religion
Has a secular purpose, no religious favorites & no government involvement
69
What is one reason that young adults might be less likely to vote
They are in college and are to busy to vote
They don't know how to vote and are embarrassed to ask
They may not understand the issues without parental input
They move often and may have to reregister to vote at each election
70
The first Continental Congress responded to which of the following concerns
Trial by local juries
Military occupation
Taxation
All of the above