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This theory gives a monarch This theory gives a monarch unquestionable authority.unquestionable authority.
What is What is DIVINE RIGHT THEORYDIVINE RIGHT THEORY
The name of the mythical creature The name of the mythical creature below:below:
What isWhat isLEVIATHANLEVIATHAN
Federal and state governments are Federal and state governments are equal, independent partners with equal, independent partners with distinct responsibilities.distinct responsibilities.
What isWhat is
DUAL FEDERALISM OR LAYER DUAL FEDERALISM OR LAYER CAKE FEDERALISMCAKE FEDERALISM
Form of government that Form of government that seeks to control all aspects of seeks to control all aspects of people’s lives.people’s lives.
What is aWhat is aTOTALITARIAN DICTATORSHIPTOTALITARIAN DICTATORSHIP
This philosopher said that This philosopher said that government’s main job was to government’s main job was to secure natural rights.secure natural rights.
Who is Who is JOHN LOCKEJOHN LOCKE
Theory that says government starts Theory that says government starts and develops gradually through and develops gradually through families, clans and tribes, city states families, clans and tribes, city states and finally nationsand finally nations
What isWhat isEVOLUTION THEORYEVOLUTION THEORY
Principle from the Declaration of Principle from the Declaration of Independence that deals with Independence that deals with opportunity (freedom to) and opportunity (freedom to) and outcomes (freedom from).outcomes (freedom from).
What isWhat is
EQUALITY OF ALL PEOPLEEQUALITY OF ALL PEOPLE
Principle from the Declaration of Principle from the Declaration of Independence that says your vote Independence that says your vote matters and that government should matters and that government should be responsive.be responsive.
What is What is CONSENT OF THE GOVERNEDCONSENT OF THE GOVERNED
Ancient Athens is an example of this Ancient Athens is an example of this form of government.form of government.
What is What is DIRECT OR PURE DIRECT OR PURE
DEMOCRACYDEMOCRACY
The philosopher who said The philosopher who said government’s job is to maintain as government’s job is to maintain as much freedom as possible.much freedom as possible.
Who isWho is
JEAN-JACQUES ROUSSEAUJEAN-JACQUES ROUSSEAU
Theory that says government starts Theory that says government starts by strong persons or groups that by strong persons or groups that conquer territories and make them conquer territories and make them submit to their willsubmit to their will
What is What is FORCE THEORYFORCE THEORY
The principle from the Declaration of The principle from the Declaration of Independence that says we can Independence that says we can change laws and throw out bad change laws and throw out bad politicians.politicians.
What is What is THE RIGHT TO ABOLISH BAD THE RIGHT TO ABOLISH BAD
GOVERNMENTGOVERNMENT
A way to resolve social conflict about A way to resolve social conflict about who gets what, when and how in who gets what, when and how in society.society.
What is What is POLITICSPOLITICS
Structure of decision makers who Structure of decision makers who make society’s rules about who gets make society’s rules about who gets what.what.
What is What is GOVERNMENTGOVERNMENT
Louis XIV, who said “The state is Louis XIV, who said “The state is me,” was an example of this type of me,” was an example of this type of leader. leader.
What is anWhat is an
ABSOLUTE MONARCHABSOLUTE MONARCH
Principle from the Declaration of Principle from the Declaration of Independence that deals with Independence that deals with economic and physical wellbeing.economic and physical wellbeing.
What is What is SECURITY FOR TOMORROWSECURITY FOR TOMORROW
Type of autocracy where there is a Type of autocracy where there is a king, queen, tsar, tsarina, emperor king, queen, tsar, tsarina, emperor or empress.or empress.
What is aWhat is a
MONARCHYMONARCHY
A state ruled by a small group of A state ruled by a small group of people.people.
What is anWhat is an
OLIGARCHYOLIGARCHY
People enter this voluntarily in order People enter this voluntarily in order to ensure their protection.to ensure their protection.
What is aWhat is a
SOCIAL CONTRACTSOCIAL CONTRACT
Kim Jong-il is an examples of this Kim Jong-il is an examples of this type of leader.type of leader.
What is a What is a
TOTALITARIAN DICTATORTOTALITARIAN DICTATOR
Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain is Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain is this type of leader.this type of leader.
What is aWhat is aLIMITED MONARCHLIMITED MONARCH
Principle from the Declaration of Principle from the Declaration of Independence that deals with order, Independence that deals with order, laws and availability of public laws and availability of public services.services.
What is What is
SAFETY TODAYSAFETY TODAY
According to Locke when people are According to Locke when people are unhappy with government this is a unhappy with government this is a recourse.recourse.
What isWhat isWARWAR
According to Locke this is the law of According to Locke this is the law of nature.nature.
What isWhat isREASONREASON
An illegal action inciting resistance An illegal action inciting resistance to lawful authority.to lawful authority.
What isWhat is
SEDITIONSEDITION
Says people should have a say in Says people should have a say in their taxes, laws and legislators.their taxes, laws and legislators.
What isWhat is
REPRESENTATIVE REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENTGOVERNMENT
Economic problem related to the Economic problem related to the cost of borrowing money during the cost of borrowing money during the time of the Articles of Confederation.time of the Articles of Confederation.
What is What is
HIGH INTEREST RATESHIGH INTEREST RATES
Settled how states would be Settled how states would be represented at the Constitutional represented at the Constitutional Convention.Convention.
What is What is
THE GREAT COMPROMISETHE GREAT COMPROMISE
The government could not pay its The government could not pay its debts or raise an army under the debts or raise an army under the Articles of Confederation because it Articles of Confederation because it did not have this power.did not have this power.
What is the What is the POWER TO TAXPOWER TO TAX
The plan favored by small states at The plan favored by small states at the Constitutional convention.the Constitutional convention.
What is the What is the NEW JERSEY PLANNEW JERSEY PLAN
Term that explains why Daniel Shays Term that explains why Daniel Shays was going to lose his farm.was going to lose his farm.
What isWhat isFORECLOSUREFORECLOSURE
Plan favored by the big states that Plan favored by the big states that called for representation based on called for representation based on population.population.
What is the What is the VIRGINIA PLANVIRGINIA PLAN
A two-house legislature.A two-house legislature.
What is What is
BICAMERALBICAMERAL
The branch charged with the power The branch charged with the power of making laws.of making laws.
What is theWhat is the
LEGISLATIVE BRANCHLEGISLATIVE BRANCH
The branch charged with The branch charged with interpreting the laws.interpreting the laws.
What is theWhat is the
JUDICIAL BRANCHJUDICIAL BRANCH
Based on English common law and Based on English common law and rooted in the Magna Carta.rooted in the Magna Carta.
What isWhat is
ORDERED GOVERNMENTORDERED GOVERNMENT
Process of signing or approving Process of signing or approving something.something.
What isWhat is
RATIFICATIONRATIFICATION
When things are related in size or When things are related in size or degree (representation to degree (representation to population).population).
What isWhat is
PROPORTIONALPROPORTIONAL
People who generally prefer equality People who generally prefer equality then liberty then order.then liberty then order.
Who areWho are
LIBERALSLIBERALS
Government where authority is Government where authority is vested in a central power from which vested in a central power from which regional and local governments regional and local governments derive their power.derive their power.
What isWhat is
UNITARY GOVERNMENTUNITARY GOVERNMENT
People who prefer big government.People who prefer big government.
Who areWho are
LIBERALSLIBERALS
Says some powers belong to the Says some powers belong to the national government, some to the national government, some to the states and some are shared.states and some are shared.
What isWhat is
FEDERALISMFEDERALISM
Gives the federal government the Gives the federal government the power to reach into the states’ power to reach into the states’ affairs.affairs.
What isWhat is
COOPERATIVE FEDERALISM COOPERATIVE FEDERALISM OR MARBLE CAKE OR MARBLE CAKE
FEDERALISMFEDERALISM
People who prefer smaller People who prefer smaller government.government.
Who areWho are
CONSERVATIVESCONSERVATIVES
Where “the power of the purse” Where “the power of the purse” resides.resides.
What is theWhat is the
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVESHOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The branch that Senator Byrd feared The branch that Senator Byrd feared would become too powerful with the would become too powerful with the Line-Item Veto.Line-Item Veto.
What is theWhat is the
EXECUTIVE BRANCHEXECUTIVE BRANCH
The principle of the Constitution The principle of the Constitution related to the Amendment that related to the Amendment that removed poll taxes.removed poll taxes.
What is theWhat is the
EQUALITYEQUALITY
The principle of the Constitution The principle of the Constitution related to the Amendment about related to the Amendment about presidential and vice-presidential presidential and vice-presidential succession.succession.
What is theWhat is the
ORDERORDER
The name of the clause that gives The name of the clause that gives Congress the power to make laws Congress the power to make laws that are necessary and proper to that are necessary and proper to carrying out its other powers.carrying out its other powers.
What is theWhat is the
ELASTIC CLAUSEELASTIC CLAUSE
The only directly elected body under The only directly elected body under the original Constitution.the original Constitution.
What is theWhat is the
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVESHOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The formula for determining a The formula for determining a state’s number of electors in the state’s number of electors in the electoral college.electoral college.
What isWhat isIts Representatives + Its Representatives +
SenatorsSenators
The National Minimum Drinking Age The National Minimum Drinking Age Act is an example of this type of Act is an example of this type of federalism.federalism.
What isWhat is
COOPERATIVE FEDERALISMCOOPERATIVE FEDERALISM
The number of votes in both houses The number of votes in both houses required to override the president’s required to override the president’s vetoveto
What isWhat is
2/32/3
People who prefer freedom to order People who prefer freedom to order and equality.and equality.
Who areWho are
LIBERTARIANSLIBERTARIANS
Aparthied in South Africa was an Aparthied in South Africa was an example of this form of government.example of this form of government.
What is anWhat is an
OLIGARCHYOLIGARCHY
The right to vote.The right to vote.
What isWhat is
SUFFRAGESUFFRAGE
The branch that was checked in the The branch that was checked in the line-item veto case of Clinton v. New line-item veto case of Clinton v. New York.York.
What is the What is the
LEGISLATIVE BRANCHLEGISLATIVE BRANCH
The part of the Constitution that is The part of the Constitution that is most closely related to freedom.most closely related to freedom.
What isWhat is
THE BILL OF RIGHTSTHE BILL OF RIGHTS
Philosopher who said powers of Philosopher who said powers of government should be separated.government should be separated.
Who isWho is
MONTESQUIEUMONTESQUIEU
Would have said, “All rights cannot Would have said, “All rights cannot be listed in the body of the be listed in the body of the Constitution.”Constitution.”
Who is aWho is a
FEDERALISTFEDERALIST
The type of federalism symbolized The type of federalism symbolized by the picture above.by the picture above.
What isWhat is COOPERATIVE FEDERALISM COOPERATIVE FEDERALISM
People who prefer this sort of People who prefer this sort of federalism.federalism.
Who areWho areLIBERALSLIBERALS
The type of federalism symbolized The type of federalism symbolized by the picture above.by the picture above.
What isWhat isDUAL FEDERALISMDUAL FEDERALISM
People who prefer this sort of People who prefer this sort of federalism.federalism.
Who areWho areCONSERVATIVESCONSERVATIVES
Form of government under Form of government under the Articles of Confederationthe Articles of Confederation
What is aWhat is a
CONFEDERACYCONFEDERACY
Form of government under Form of government under before the Declaration of before the Declaration of IndependenceIndependence
What is aWhat is a
UNITARY GOVERNMENTUNITARY GOVERNMENT
Form of government we Form of government we currently have.currently have.
What isWhat is
FEDERALISMFEDERALISM
Using the two pictures at the right Using the two pictures at the right and your other knowledge from this and your other knowledge from this course, explain the basic purposes of course, explain the basic purposes of government and why the type of government and why the type of government you live under matters.government you live under matters.
Explain the founding fathers basic Explain the founding fathers basic beliefs about human nature and beliefs about human nature and describe how those beliefs shaped describe how those beliefs shaped the government they created.the government they created.
Assuming our federal government Assuming our federal government decided to create a universal (would decided to create a universal (would apply to all Americans) health apply to all Americans) health insurance system. Explain what your insurance system. Explain what your position would be speaking from the position would be speaking from the perspective of a perspective of a liberal or liberal or conservativeconservative and the and the core core democratic valuesdemocratic values that you thing that you thing support your position on the issue.support your position on the issue.
It is often necessary for President’s It is often necessary for President’s to shift from role to role throughout to shift from role to role throughout the course of a busy day running the the course of a busy day running the country. Explain why this is so and country. Explain why this is so and discuss what you believe are the discuss what you believe are the three most important presidential three most important presidential roles. Finally, provide examples for roles. Finally, provide examples for how President Bush did or did not how President Bush did or did not fulfill these roles on 9/11.fulfill these roles on 9/11.