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Federalism Foundationof U.S Constitution State v. National Ideologies Terms
When power is shared between state, local and national government. A 100
What is federalism? A 100
Amendment that establishes the rights of the state can not be infringed upon if not Constitutionally established. A 200
What is 10 th Amendment? A 200
Supreme Court Case that gives Congress the right to regulate interstate commerce. A 300
What is Gibbons v. Ogden? A 300
McCulloch v. Maryland establishes. A 400
What is Supremacy Clause? A 400
The fact that your driver’s license is valid in all U.S. states. A 500
What is full faith and credit A 500
Type of government where people are represented by chosen politicians. B 100
What is republic? B 100
Name two types of linkage institutions. B 200
What are media, political parties, interest groups and elections? B 200
When interest groups are so powerful that the government is weakened. B 300
What is hyperpluralism? B 300
Belief in free market economic system that has limited participation of government. B 400
What is laissez faire? B 400
Philosopher who influenced Jefferson’s belief in “Life, liberty and pusuit of happiness.” B 500
Who is John Locke? B 500
The first established constitution of the U.S. is known as. C 100
What is Articles of Confederation? C 100
Major event that made people realize that the AOC had no way to put down a armed conflict. C 200
What is Shay’s Rebellion? C 200
What American founder suggested Montesquieu’s concept of separation of powers. C 300
Who is James Madison? C 300
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Name three of the compromises agreed upon at before the signing of the Constitution. C 400
What are Connecticut Compromise, 3/5 Compromise, Electoral College? C 400
Prohibits the Congress or states for applying a retroactively. C 500
What is ex post facto? C 500
Power to coin money. D 100
What is national? D 100
Power to tax D 200
What is Concurrent? D 200
Power to conduct elections. D 300
What is State? D 300
Ratify amendments to the U.S. Constitution D 400
What is State? D 400
Spend money for the general welfare. D 500
What is Concurrent? D 500
Powers that go beyond those explicitly written in the Constitution that allows branch of government to carry out responsibilty E 100
What are implied powers? E 100
Belief that many interest groups work well together in the U.S. to have group needs met. E 200
What is pluralism? E 200
Power should be housed at the state level and dispensed from there. E 300
What is Confederal government or Anti- federalists? E 300
Suggested that without a government man would be in a constant state of war. E 400
Who is Thomas Hobbes? E 400
Wanted large states to have representation based on the population. E 500
What is Virginia Plan? E 500
MDC farming that is practiced in LDC, but owned by people in MDCs. F 100
What are Maruspials? F 100
This second largest bird in the world is native to Australia F 200
What is plantation farming? F 200
Agricultural Revolution that increased yields of food and expanded growing season which has primarily occurred in North America. F 300
What is 3 rd Agricultural Revolution? F 300
Farmers who grow crops to solely sustain themselves or their families. F 400
Who are subsistence farmers? F 400
Type of farming that may use smaller plots of land, but uses every bit to its fullest. F 500
What is intensive farming F 500
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