Checkup 2 Flashcards

1
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Which type of government in which a written constitution divides power between central and constituent governments?

A

Federal government

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2
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Which theory of evolution was applied to social and political spheres?

A

Social Darwinism

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3
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procedure of surrendering an alleged criminal by one state or authority to another

A

extradition

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4
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sharing of powers between state and federal governments

A

cooperative federalism

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5
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conditional donation of federal funds to a state or local government

A

grant-in aid

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6
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government in which the will of the people is formulated and expressed through elected representatives

A

indirect democracy

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7
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government in which citizens elect or acquiesce to representatives according to requirements of law

A

republic

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8
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government in which the people, in mass mettings, directly translate their will into law

A

direct democracy

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9
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the supreme law of the United States

A

Constitution

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10
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group that coordinates interstate cooperation

A

Council of State Governments

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11
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The ____________________ is the document that makes the United States a federal government.

A

Constitution

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12
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Several ____________ entities united in a federal government because of: their ____________ for economic advantage; their _________ of political association; their common political/and or cultural _______________; their __________ of union to secure independence; their _________ for freedom from foreign domination; their ___________ insecurity; their _________ for common defense

A

independent; desire; history; institutions; necessity; desire; military; need

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13
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The tyrannies of ___________ government and of the ________________ are avoided by __________________.

A

unlimited; people; federalism

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14
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The division of ___________ helps keep a government from becoming too powerful.

A

powers

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15
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A ____________ defines rights of government and the people but is subject to neither.

A

constitution

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16
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The only federal laws and treaties superior to, or above, state and local laws are those made with the goal of carrying out the ____________________.

A

Constitution

17
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Federal power has steadily _______________ through the doctrine of ______________ powers, for which the national _______________ has been chiefly responsible.

A

increased; implied; judiciary

18
Q

As a result of the doctrine of social Darwinism, government was given responsibility and power to create a/an _________________ to make it possible for man to reach perfection.

A

environmentT

19
Q

This led to government programs and laws limited at social and economic __________________________.

A

equality

20
Q

_______________ has become the dominant characteristic of our government.

A

Welfare

21
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The federal government must guarantee the state a ________________ form of government, protect them against foreign __________________, guarantee their protection against ___________ violence, and respect their territorial __________________.

A

republican; invasion; domestic; integrity

22
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The term “full _________ and ___________” refers to the fact that every state must recognize the validity of the public acts, records, and judicial _____________ of every other state.

A

faith; credit; proceedings

23
Q

Persons moving from one state to another are protected from unreasonable ___________________ by the Constitution.

A

discrimination

24
Q

A request for extradition is made by the _______________ of one state to that of another state.

A

governor

25
Q

Two things financed by grants-in aid: _____________ and ___________________________________.

A

welfare; highway maintenance

26
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The four conditions placed on grants-in aid are: the state must use the money for _________________________________; the state or local _______________ must contribute a designated proportion of the total cost of the program or project; the state must establish or appropriate an ______________ to administer the program or project; the state must recognize the right of the national government to set certain _____________, _______________ plans and policies, and impose certain __________________ in connection with the program.

A

the exact purposes specified; government; agency; standards; approve; regulations

27
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A state failing to meet these conditions ______________ the grant.

A

forfeits

28
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The federal government _________________ have constitutional authority to issue grants-in aid.

A

does not

29
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Public _______________ is one area that is the responsibility of state or local governments, although Congress has appropriated money to provide grants-in aid for that purpose.

A

education

30
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The Constitution _______________ guarantee the right to an education.

A

does not

31
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Supporters of grants-in aid believe they help states fulfill _________________ responsibilities.

A

social

32
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The strength of the ___________ government(s) is completely dependent on the ___________ government(s), although both increased centralization and expansion of grants-in-aid have strengthened both.

A

state; federal