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5. FOUNDING FATHERS FEDERALISM DOLLARS & CENTS F UNIT 1 GRAB BAG 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points AMEND ME! THE LAW OF THE LAND

6. COMPROMISE BETWEEN LARGE STATES AND SMALL STATES

7. GREAT OR CT COMPROMISE

8. TO CHARGE A POLITICAL OFFICIAL WITH HIGH CRIMES OR MISDEMEANORS

9. IMPEACHMENT

10. HOW THE PRESIDENT IS ELECTED

11. ELECTORAL COLLEGE

12. 3 REQUIREMENTS TO RUN FOR PRESIDENT

13. AT LEAST 35, NATURAL BORN CITIZEN, 14 YEAR RESIDENT

14. MAXIMUM NUMBER OF YEARS THAT A PRESIDENT MAY SERVE

15. 10

16. AUTHOR OF FEDERALIST #10

17. JAMES MADISON

18. FIRST SECRETARY OF TREASURY

19. ALEXANDER HAMILTON

20. CHAIRMAN OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

21. GEORGE WASHINGTON

22. FOUNDERS THOUGHT THESE WERE VEHICLES OF SELF-INTEREST

23. POLITICAL PARTIES

24. FOUNDING FATHER WHO WAS NOT AT THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

25. THOMAS JEFFERSON

26. NUMBER OF CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS

27. 27

28. THE ONLY CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO HAVE REPEALED ANOTHER

29. 21 ST – REPEAL OF PROHIBITION

30. TOPIC & AMENDMENT IN QUESTION IN WISCONSIN v. YODER

31. 1 ST AMENDMENT – FREE EXERCISE OF RELIGION

32. 3 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS THAT EXPANDED SUFFRAGE – NUMBERS & SUBJECTS

33. 15 TH – FULL MANHOOD SUFFRAGE; 19 TH – WOMAN SUFFRAGE; 26 TH – 18 YEAR OLD SUFFRAGE

34. NAME 1 INFORMAL METHOD OF AMENDING THE CONSTITUTION

35. JUDICIAL INTERPRETATION, CHANGING POLITICAL PRACTICES, TECHNOLOGY, INCREASE OF PRESIDENTIAL POWER

36. TYPE OF GRANT THAT GIVE $ TO STATES FOR A BROAD PROGRAM UNDER STATE CONTROL

37. BLOCK GRANT

38. PATTERN OF TAXING, SPENDING, AND PROVIDING GRANTS; INVOLVES STATES & FEDERAL GOVTS.

39. FISCAL FEDERALISM

40. FEDERAL GOVT. SURPLUS $$ SHARED WITH STATES

41. REVENUE SHARING

42. WHAT THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT IS AN EXAMPLE OF

43. UNFUNDED MANDATE

44. DEFINE DEVOLUTION

45. NATIONAL GOVT. METHOD OF TRANSFERRING OR DELEGATING AUTHORITY TO THE STATES

46. THE “FATHER” OF THE CONSTITUTION

47. JAMES MADISON

48. THE EFFECTS OF THESE MUST BE CHECKED

49. FACTIONS

50. MADISON SAYS THIS IS THE “MOST COMMON” SOURCE OF FACTIONS

51. UNEQUAL DISTRIBUTION OF PROPERTY

52. TERM TO DESCRIBE AN INDIVIDUAL’S ABILITY TO PROPOSE A LAW (CALIFORNIA)

53. VOTER INITIATIVE

54. THE 3 AUTHORS OF THE FEDERALIST PAPERS

55. ALEXANDER HAMILTON, JOHN JAY, JAMES MADISON

56. Make your wager

57. INFLUENTIAL SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP FOR SENIOR CITIZENS

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