Civics Exam Vocab Flashcards

1
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Impeach

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To remove someone in office

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2
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Term

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A time that something lasts

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3
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Bill

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A draft of a proposed law

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4
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Committee

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People who hold, hearings, make changes, and make passage of the bill

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5
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Veto

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To reject

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6
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Majority

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The greater number

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7
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Pardon

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Letting someone committed of a crime go free

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8
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Treaty

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An agreement between 2 or more nations

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9
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Cabinet

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The advisers of the president

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10
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Appeal

A

Review

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11
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Justice

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Fairness

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12
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Appoint

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To chose or to be chosen

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13
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Appropriate

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To establish

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14
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Foreign

A

Another country or language

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15
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Welfare

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A range of government programs

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16
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Interstate

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To transport goods/products

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17
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Patent

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To grant a permission

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18
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Prohibit

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To forbid or to make illegal

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19
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Democracy

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A government where the people rule

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20
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Amendment

A

A formal change to the constitution

21
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Ratify

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To approve

22
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Convention

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A large amount of people who meet together to talk about their shared work, other interests, or to make decisions

23
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Liberty

A

Freedom

24
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Prevail

A

To have priority over something or someone

25
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Priority

A

To have a higher status

26
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Oath

A

To swear the truth of a statement

27
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Allegiance

A

Loyalty owed to one’s country or government

28
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Compromise

A

To make a deal between different parties

29
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Preserve

A

To keep something as it is

30
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The Bill of Rights

A

The first 10 amendments

31
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Founding Father

A

The people who formed the government in the beginning after the war

32
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Constitution

A

A living breathing document

33
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Obligations

A

Things you must do

34
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Responsibilities

A

Things you should do

35
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Interest Group

A

An organization that represents an advocate for a particular group

36
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Legislative

A
  • It consists of the senate, and the House of Representatives
  • Makes the laws
37
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Executive

A
  • Consists of the president of the USA and his cabinet
  • Executes the laws
38
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Judicial

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  • Consists of the court system, and the Supreme Court
  • Review the laws
39
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Federal government

A

“ the umbrella of it all”

40
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Federalists

A

Supports the constitution

41
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Anti-federalists

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Thinks the constitution is too intrusive

42
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Libel

A

Written (mean) against someone

43
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Slander

A

Spoken (mean) words against someone

44
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Naturalization

A

The process of by which an immagrant voluntary becomes a US citizen

45
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Citizen

A

Someone whose rights are protected by the government

46
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Rights

A

Certain freedoms that are protected by the government

47
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Patriotism

A

Patriotic spirit for your country

48
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Jury duty

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When you get called to court and judge your peers for their crimes while being unbiased toward the case (you have to be 18 or older)