AP Gov Quiz 1 (enlightenment and early government) Flashcards

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1
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Locke’s ideas

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Social Contract, Natural rights

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Rousseau’s ideas

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popular sovereignty

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3
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Montesquieu’s ideas

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separation of powers (sop)

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4
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social contract

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a deal between the people and government

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5
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Popular sovereignty

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Governments should reflect the will of the people

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6
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executive branch

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enforce laws

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7
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Legislative

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makes the laws

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judical

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interprets laws

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  1. Rule of Law (Core value)
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Our country has a set of laws and everyone should follow them

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  1. Free enterprise (Core value)
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ability to buy and sell what you want

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  1. Individualism (core value)
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you are responsible for yourself

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12
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  1. Equality of opportunity
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everyone gets a chance to succeed

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13
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  1. Limited Government
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Gov is limited to acting within certain areas of life

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14
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4 sections of grievances

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  1. Economic issues
  2. judicial issues
  3. Lack of representation in government
  4. lack of rights
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15
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which of three branches of powers did Aoc not have

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executive branch

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16
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problems with the Aoc

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  1. could not pay national debt
  2. not supply an army
  3. it took forever to do stuff
17
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Breaking point of Aoc

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shay’s rebellion

18
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list of problems with the Aoc

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  • congress could not regulate commerce
  • could not directly tax
  • not force states
  • not draft soldiers
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Good things about the Aoc

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  • borrowing money
  • settling disputes between states
  • foreign policy
  • declare war & establish peace
  • postal system
20
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virgina plan

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-bicameral legislature
-rep based on pop
-direct election of reps
-legislature most powerful

21
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new jersery plan

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22
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Connecticut plan(great compromise)

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-bicameral
-the one we picked

23
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Federalism

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the political system by which powers are distributed among various levels of gov

24
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Enumerated powers

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any power given to the federal gov directly
-declaring war
-coining money
-post office
-patents
-regulating immigration
-managing commerce

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Implied powers

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powers indirectly given to the federal gov through interpretation of the constitution
-healthcare
-Medicare/Medicaid
-space exploration
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26
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necessary and proper clause (enumerated powers and implied powers)

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article 1 section 8

27
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reserved powers

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powers given to the states directly of from 10th amendment
-driving laws
-drinking age
-education
-marriage laws
-death penalty

28
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concurrent powers

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possessed by state and federal gov
-establish courts
-levy taxes
-enforce laws
-borrow money
-banks
-regulate interstate commerce
-punishment for criminals

29
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2 types of federalism

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  1. dual federalism (layered cake)
  2. cooperative federalism (marble cake)
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mandates

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orders from the federal gov to the states

31
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unfunded mandates

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ada (americans with disabilities act)

32
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2 types of grants

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  1. categorical grants - for specific projects
  2. block grants (general purposes and states like it)
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devolution and examples

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giving states federal power
-snap
-medicare