A3-A7: important terms and what they mean Flashcards

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originalism (conservative approach)

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manner of interpreting the constitution with the original intent/meaning that it had when first written

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living constitution (liberal approach)

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apply the words that were said to the changes times

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3
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judicial restraint

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judge not injecting their own opinions

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judicial activism

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lawyers using what they know to appropriately interpret the constitution in the best way they know how for the good of the client (or themselves)

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5
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federalist

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CENTRAL GOVT

someone who supported strong nat’l govt, nat’l unity, didn’t think the bill of rights was necessary

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anti-federalist

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STATE/PEOPLE’S GOVT

opposed to central gov’t, protect diversity of states, want Bill of Rights, distrusted politicians

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7
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Publius

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pen name used by people writing the federalist papers

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8
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3 men under the name of publius

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hamilton, jay, madison

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9
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how much of the congress needed to propose an amendment

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2/3

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