John Locke | | a loose union of independent states |
Confederacy | | 10 |
Federal System | | command economy |
What is a constitution | | speaker of the house |
Preemble | | the process of setting up new district lines after reappointment is completed |
Democracy | | amendments |
oligarchy | | a plan that provides the rules for government |
what type of gov't does the U.S have? | | 2/3 vote in each house |
what economy does a Communist country have | | vice president |
why was the Magna Carta important? | | provides individual rights by limiting government powers |
who wrote the declaration of independence? | | believed that men and women had certain natural rights; life, liberty, and property |
How many states are needed to ratify the Articles for them to take effect? | | expressed powers of Congress that are specified by number |
powers of congress under articles | | 2/3 vote of both houses of Congress |
who is the father of the constitution? | | representative/indirect |
Who supported a Bill of Rights? | | Thomas Jefferson |
Who believed that anarchy would triumph without a strong national government? | | any system of gov't in which a small group holds power |
How does the Constitution grow? | | made between heads of states |
Popular sovereignty is | | false speech intended to damage a person's reputation or character |
what is needed for a presidential veto? | | divides powers of gov't between national and state or provincial government |
which legislative department has the voice of the people? | | rule by the people |
what are enumerated powers? | | it created the idea of limited gov't, the concept that the monarch's power, or gov't, was limited, not absolute |
What ways can an Amendment be proposed? | | must be 35 years or older, be a natural born U.S citizen, and a resident of the U.S for at least 14 years prior to taking office |
executive agreement is | | Federalists |
Bill of Rights | | speaker of the house |
the 1st amendment protects what? | | James Madison |
what is slander? | | the right of Americans to worship as they please, or have no religion at all |
What is redistricting? | | the House of Representatives |
what are constituents | | oversee military, appoint heads of executive departments/federal judges, and to ensure laws of the U.S are faithfully executed |
who is the presiding officer of the house of representatives? | | Anti-federalists |
president of the senate is? | | make war/peace, send/receive ambassadors, make treaties, raise/equip a navy, maintain army, appoint military officers, fix weights/measures, regulate Indian affairs, set up post offices, and decide some state disputes |
jobs of the president | | a statement that sets forth goals and purposes that the gov't will serve |
how many years can someone be president? | | 9 of 13 |
what are the requirements to become president | | the people of districts they represent |
following the VP, the next in succession for the presidency is? | | system of gov't in which rule is by the people, either representative or direct |