United States Government Risk. What amendments guarantee due process?? 5 and 14.

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United States Government Risk

What amendments guarantee due process?? 5 and 14

Who is known as the Father of the Declaration of Independence?? Jefferson

What form of government do we have in the US?? Republic

Who is the leader in the House of Representatives?? Speaker

What was the first constitution called?? Article of Confederation

Who is the Commander in Chief?? The president

What are the two main political parties in the US?? Democrat and Republican

What are the first 10 amendments called?? Bill of Rights

Who does it hurt when a nation puts a protective tariff on imported goods?? Workers in other countries

What cabinet department determines foreign policy?? State Department

In what type of government do the people have the power?? Democracy

What does “popular sovereignty” mean?? Power to the people

What are some unalienable rights?? Life, liberty, pursuit of happiness

What federal body of government is closest to the people?? House of Representatives

What is a filibuster?? Senate delay

Who approves presidential appointments to the Supreme Court?? Senate

What Supreme Court case made it mandatory for a police officer to read a suspect their rights?? Miranda

What Supreme Court case made it mandatory for every suspect to be given an attorney when they can’t afford one?? Gideon

What case overturned Plessy v Ferguson?? Brown v board of ed

What are the requirements for voting?? Be 18, a citizen of the US

What was used to prevent black people from voting in the South?? Poll tax, grandfather clause, literacy test

What is the meaning of the word “suffrage” ? ? To have the vote

What is the purpose of the census?? Congressional reapportionment

How was the election of senators changed by the 17 th amendment?? Elected directly by the people

What was the rationale for Affirmative Action?? People who have been oppressed need an advantage.

What compromise in the constitution ensured slavery would continue?? 3/5ths

To what international groups do the United States belong?? NAFTA, UN, North Atlantic Treaty Aliance

What clause in the 1 st article of the constitution gives broad, unlisted powers to Congress?? Elastic clause

What powers are not listed in the constitution but are required to fulfill responsibilities that are listed?? implied

What event after the Revolution determined there was a need for a strong central government?? Shay’s rebellion

Who is involved in making an amendment to the constitution?? Congress and the state legislatures

What amendment guarantees the freedom of religion?? 1 st

What is a dissenting opinion at the Supreme Court?? A decision that does not agree with the majority

What principle of government was found in the constitution but was not found in the Articles of Confederation?? Three branches

What type of government is run by religious leaders?? Theocracy

The “Free exercise” clause refers to what guaranteed right?? Freedom of religion

What is the term that refers to giving power to the government to benefit all?? Social Contract

What does “bicameral” mean in relation to our constitution?? 2 legislative bodies

What is “Federalism” ? ? States and National government share power

What is the main responsibility of the Legislative branch?? Pass laws

How many votes does it take to override a veto?? 2/3rds

What Supreme court case determined that the Supreme court has final say on the constitution?? Marbury v Madison

What is the purpose of Judicial Review?? Find laws unconstitutional

What is the main difference between civil and criminal court?? In criminal court you can go to jail

What is the process of removing a president from office?? Impeachment by the house, then trial by the senate

Who becomes president if both the president and vice-president die?? Speaker of the House

Define “concurrent powers” ? ? Power held both by federal and state gov.

In the federal system, who gets powers not specifically given to the national government?? The states

What economic system gives the most freedom?? Capitalism

What is the electoral college?? Vote for representative who vote for pres.

Which part of the Constitution tells us why it was written?? The preamble