Chapter 31 Flashcards
Bush’s education program; mandated standardized tests
No child left behind
Attacks by the terrorist grouping al-Qaddafi that killed 2,752 people at the World Trade Center in New York, the pentagon near Washington DC, and a fourth plane that crashed
9/11/2001 attacks
Political thought in strong projection of US military power, unilateral foreign policy, and a strong executive
Neoconservatives
Symbol of neoconservative policy as it projected US military power and did not rely on other nations
Iraq war
Libertarian movement opposed to big government and defensive of personal liberty; gained prominence in 2010 midterms of opposing the affordable care act
Tea party
Health care reform mandating and expanding insurance
Affordable care act
2008-2011, greatly impacted those who work in manufacturing
The Great Recession
Grave business the right to near unlimited campaign donations; effectively threw out campaign finance limit
Citizens United v. Federal elections commission
Supreme Court ruling legalizing same-sex marriage
O berg fell v. Hodges
Clustering of voters at extremes on the political spectrum
Polarization