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1 US GOVERNMENT CBA REVIEW

2 WORD, PERSON, or CONCEPT In your own wordsPicture or illustration

3 Articles of Confederation

4 Constitutional Convention

5 Checks & Balances – Judicial Branch

6 Checks & Balances - Legislative

7 Checks & Balances - Executive

8 Locke and Hobbes

9 Federal Government

10 Characteristics of the State

11 Majority rule/Minority Rights

12 Federalists vs. Anti-Federalists

13 Judicial Review

14 Bill of Rights

15 Amendment

16 Separation of Powers

17 Concurrent Powers

18 James Madison

19 Single issue parties

20 Missionary Party

21 Dictatorship

22 Parliamentary Democracy

23 Presidential Democracy

24 Party Membership

25 Functions of Political Parties

26 Disenfranchise

27 Suffrage

28 Campaign Finance

29 Open Primaries

30 Closed Primaries

31 Public Opinion Poll

32 Electoral College

33 Interest Groups

34 Organization of Congress

35 The Senate

36 The House of Representatives

37 Demographics

38 McCulloch v. Maryland

39 Impeachment

40 Powers of Congress

41 Necessary and Proper Clause

42 President

43 Vice President

44 Filibuster

45 Marbury v. Madison

46 Supreme Court

47 Writ of certiorari

48 Jurisdiction