Ch1-3 Flashcards

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1
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Individualistic

A

Government should limit its role

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2
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Traditionalistic

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Government should be run by a political elite

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3
Q

Texas is a government is a combination of

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Traditionalistic and individualistic

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4
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Provincialism

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concern for one’s own area or region at the expense of national or supranational unity.

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5
Q

Texas has _______ taxes and _______ regulation

A

Low taxes

Limited regulation

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6
Q

Texas had how many recessions

A

2

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7
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NAFTA 1992

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Essentially created a free trade zone

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8
Q

1836

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Texas writes its own constitution

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9
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1845

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Texas rewrote constitution and voted to join u.s.

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10
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1861

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The high class of Texas vote overwhelmingly (4-1) to withdraw from the U.S. And writes another constitution

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11
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1866

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Texas regions Union

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12
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1869

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Reconstruction constitution (smallest constitution in Texas history

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13
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1876

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Today’s constitution

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14
Q

Gun quote

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The only government that world take our arms is a terronicle one

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15
Q

Did Texas have freedom of religion while ruled by Santa Anna

A

No

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16
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Poll tax

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A tax when you vote

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17
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Supremacy clause

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The constitution is the law of the land and is above any other sub divination laws

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18
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Unicameral

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Legislature composed of 12 deputies

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19
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Bicameral

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Having a legislative assembly composed of two chambers or houses

20
Q

Grange

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A military farmers movement that fought for better conditions for farmers

21
Q

Sovereign

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Possessing supreme political authority within a geographic area

22
Q

Layer-cake federalism

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A way of describing the separation of powers between the state and national governments.

23
Q

Marble-cake federalism

A

The boundaries between national and state government is blurred

24
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Coercive federalism

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Federal policies that force states to change there policies to fit national goals

25
Q

Preemption

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The federal government prevents a state from acting in a particular way

26
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Unfunded mandates

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The federal government requires a state to pay for the costs of federal policies

27
Q

New federalism

A

Nixon and grant trying to return power to the states with block grants

28
Q

Block grants

A

Federal grants that allow states considerable discretion on how finds are spent

29
Q

Sanford dictum

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Implies that freedom of speech applies to the states

30
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Selective incorporations

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Certain liberties in the constitution that the Supreme Court believes apply to the states

31
Q

Separate but equal

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The idea that states can segregate so long as it is equal for all

32
Q

Rational basis test

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Does a federal law make logical since a

33
Q

Moralistic

A

Promoting the public good

34
Q

First Texas constitution had familiar features

A
A brief preamble, 
separation of government powers into 3 parts, 
a bicameral legislature 
Bill of rights 
Elections
35
Q

The Texas constitution kept what

A

Slavery

36
Q

Texas had the emancipation of slavery

A

But it required the owners consent

37
Q

Congressional reconstruction acts of 1867

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Gave blacks the right to vote and full political equality

Surf in public spending on roads schools and bridges

38
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The grange wanted

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Strong popular control of the government
Limited state powers
Economy in government
Promotion of aquarium services(good transport)

39
Q

Article 1

A

Bill of rights

40
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Article 2

A

Powers of the government

41
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Article 3

A

Legislative beacon (150 house rep and 31 senate rep)

42
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Article 4

A

The power of the governor is split

43
Q

The Secretary of State can be appointed by

A

Gov

44
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Article 5

A

Judiciary: Texas Supreme Court, Texas court of criminal appeal

45
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Article6

A

Suffrage

46
Q

General revenue sharing

A

Revenue with no strings attached