Chapter Three Flashcards

1
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Eminent Domain

A

the seizure of private property

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2
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Separation of Power

A

Articles I-III outline specific powers of the 3 branches

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3
Q

Supreme Court

A

governing body of the judicial branch of government

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4
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Congress

A

The 2 houses of the legislative branch; the Senate and the House of Reps

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5
Q

President

A

Head of Executive Branch

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6
Q

Bill of Rights

A

First 10 Amendments

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7
Q

Amendments

A

Written changes to the Constitution

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8
Q

Federalism

A

Power is shared between central and state goverments

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9
Q

Enumerated Powers

A

Certain powers granted to the legislative branch

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10
Q

Judicial Review

A

The power to interpret court cases according to the Constitution

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11
Q

Brown v. Board of Education

A

separate but equal facilities were unconstitutional

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12
Q

Governor

A

Commander in chief of the national guard

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13
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First Amendment

A

Freedom of religion, speech, press, peacefully assemble, and petition the government

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14
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Second Amendment

A

Rights to keep and bear arms

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15
Q

Plessy v. Ferguson

A

Separate but equal facilities for African Americans did NOT violate the Constitution

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16
Q

Marbury v. Madison

A

First court case to use judicial review

17
Q

Militia

A

Local group of armed citizens

18
Q

Three authors of the Federalist Papers

A

Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, and James Madison

19
Q

What clause states that the Constitution is the supreme law of the United States

A

The Supremacy Clause

20
Q

What 2 amendments are similar because they protect the rights of slaves and their descendants

A

14th and 15th

21
Q

What type of state legislature does the state of Nebraska have

A

unicameral

22
Q

What branch of government at both the state and federal level have courts to uphold laws

A

Judicial

23
Q

What must happen if a state law is in conflict with the United States Constitution

A

It’s denied; not happening

24
Q

What must state governments issue before local governments may be established

A

a charter

25
Q

What doctrine is established to protect freedom of religion

A

Separation of Church and state

26
Q

What branch of government has certain enumerated powers listed in the Constitution

A

Legislative

27
Q

The necessary and proper clause is also known as

A

the elastic clause

28
Q

What powers does Congress have over the Executive Branch in the concept of Checks and balances

A

They can override a veto with 2/3 vote

29
Q

What branch of gov has the power of judicial review, allowing it to interpret the Constitution and overturn a state law if if conflicts

A

Judicial Branch

30
Q

How many total amendments are there

A

27

31
Q

How many total Articles are there in the Constitution and what do they describe

A

7 articles; how our government is structured and what power each section of gov has

32
Q

What articles provide power to the three branches of gov

A

I - III

33
Q

Article I

A

Legislative Branch

34
Q

Article II

A

Executive Branch

35
Q

Article III

A

Judicial Branch

36
Q

Article IV

A

Relationships among the states

37
Q

Article V

A

The amendment process

38
Q

Article VI

A

Concept of National Supremacy

39
Q

Article VII

A

Ratification of the Constitution