American Politics|North and South Flashcards

division, polarization, Republican, Democrats.

1
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Who are the Democrats?

A

An advocate or supporter for democracy.

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Who are the Republicans?

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Extremely far right politicians, supports the idea of countries having and being ruled by a President.

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What does polarization mean?

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Opposed opinions; two sides that do not agree to each other.

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What was the American Dream roughly?

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Having a better life, being a nation, richer and fuller for everyone.

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5
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Were Republican’s pro or anti-slavery?

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Anti-slavery [Northern].

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6
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What did Democrats support that Republicans did not?

non-coexistence between whites and blacks.

A

Segregation.

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What did the Democrats do during the Wall Street Crash socially?

think socially; for the people.

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Supporting for the poor- Great Depression.

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Which party has a more active role in society?

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Democrats.

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Give an example[s] of a Republican.

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Richard Nixon, George W. Bush, Ronald Reagan.

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Give an example[s] of a Democrat.

Hint: Night at The Museum.

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Franklin D. Roosevelt, Joe Biden, Bill Clinton.

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How was voting like in America?

think about what each state does or give.

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Different states=different votes, points.

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What is the Electoral Colleges?

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Group of people in each state votes, the bigger it is, the value is worth it.

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Definition of constituiton:

A constitution is a body of fundamental principles or established precedents according to which a state or other organisation is acknowledged to be governed.

reciprocate it in your own words.

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In simple words: set of principles and rules by which a country is organised.

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What are the 3 branches of the U.S Government?
Who carried out the laws?
Who interprets laws?
Who makes the laws?

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Legislative [makes laws], Executive [carries out laws], Judicial [interpret laws].

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What are Checks and Balances?

what can each branch do in the govt.?

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Veto and question each branch of their actions.

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How powerful is the President?

what does he lead, what is he in control of?

Example: Head of State, Commander-in-Chief of Army.

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Leads foreign policy and head of the executives.

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What is the caricature/representation of America in sources or anything to symbolise it?

A

Uncle Sam.

18
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Who was Wilson[Democrat] replaced with?

He was a Republican.

A

Harding.

19
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What was the notion put forward by Harding?

A French expression.

A

Laissez-faire.

20
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What was Harding’s quote about government?

‘less government in business…….’

A

More business in government.

21
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How many points did Wilson have?

A

14.

22
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What is Rugged Individualism?

What did being individual mean?

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Derived from individualism, self-reliant, and independence from govt assistance.