Final 6 Flashcards

1
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When an official removed before the term this is called a _________.

A

Recall

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2
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Author of the DOI

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Thomas Jefferson

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3
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Meaning of equality

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Man is equal in his rights (not all men are created equal, they have different talents and passions)

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4
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inalienable rights

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they exist because we are human beings. we are naturally born with them. rights that can’t be taken away

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5
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purpose of government

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to protect the rights of the people

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6
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what is prudence? What does the Declaration say about prudence?

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Practical wisdom

Revolting for light or transient causes

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7
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federalist papers/authors

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The Federalist Papers were: A collection of 85 essays published in a New York newspaper. Written by Jay, Madison, and Hamilton under the name of Publius. These papers are the definitive guide to the Constitution ( or the most comprehensive defense of the Constitution.

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8
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why did madison believe a large republic was safer for liberty?

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Federalist 10- Majority Faction- how do you stop majority faction1) take away peoples liberty 2) make everyone think the same, Maddison believed that these 2 solutions were impossible so his solution was the Large Republic or Extended Sphere. Having a large republic would geographically spread people out giving them different passions and interests. This would prevent a majority from forming that could oppress the minority.

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9
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what are ex post facto laws

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You cannot be charged for a crime after the fact. To say you cannot be charged for a law before it comes into effect.

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10
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what is a bill of attainder

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An Act by a legislature convicting someone of a crime and imposing punishment without a trial before a court

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11
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what is writ of habeas corpus

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protects individuals from arbitrary arrest by authorizing a judge to free someone from confinement if there are not sufficient legal grounds for holding him or her. (suspended by Lincoln during the civil war)…Authorizes a judge to free someone from confinement if there is no sufficient legal grounds for holding them

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12
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motto on the great seal of the us

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E Pluribus Unum (from many one)

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13
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what was Thomas Jefferson’s concerns about unrestricted migration

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Foreigners may bring their monarchical principles or licentiousness

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14
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first restrictions on immigration

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convicts and prostitutes

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15
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who has the power to regulate naturalization

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Congress

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16
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14th amendment and citizenship

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What Amendment defines citizenship?
14th Amendment
What are the 2 ways to become a citizen?
Naturalization , laws and treaties

17
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Exception to the five year residency requirement for citizenship

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Military Service

18
Q

expatriation

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The ability to renounce (or give up) ones citizenship

19
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confederalism

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  • system of government in which a weak central authority acts on behalf of powerful independent states
  • A system in which the states retain power and are connected by a weak central government
20
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unitary system

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a system in which the central government has all the power and grants power to regional authorities.