MomoIida Round 1 Flashcards

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Liberal

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A supporter of policies that promote personal freedom, rights, equality, democracy, and free enterprise.

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Republicans

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A supporter of the Republican Party in the US.

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Amendment

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An addition to a constitution (the US or State constitution).

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Adjourn

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To end a meeting for a stated amount of time.

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Caucus

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A meeting of party members in a legislative body to discuss the party’s stand for a particular cause or issue.

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Ratification

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The act of approving an appointment or a treaty.

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Impeachment

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Accusations against a civil official of misconduct in the office. Impeachments are used as grounds for removal of that official from the office.

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Censure

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A vote of condemnation or disapproval of a conduct from a member of the Congress by either house. A censure does not carry any special punishment.

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Legislative

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Relating to the making of laws. So a legislative body is an assembly of people with the authority to make laws.

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Congress

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A formal meeting for discussion between delegates from a political party or trade union.

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Federal

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Relating to a system of government where several states form a unity but are independent in internal affairs.

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Veto

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An action by the President of refusing to approve a bill passed by congress.

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Override

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To set aside or annul.

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Lobby

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A group or person (=lobbyist) that is trying to influence legislators for the passage or defeat of a legislation.

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Treaty

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A formally concluded or ratified agreement that is written between states.

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“Classical liberals emphasized the right of the individual to make decisions.”

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A supporter of policies that promote personal freedom, rights, equality, democracy, and free enterprise.

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““Republicans are celebrating since Trump will be the next president of the US.”

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A supporter of the Republican Party in the US.

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“Amendments were added to the Public Bill.”

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An addition to a constitution (the US or State constitution).

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“The meeting adjourned until tomorrow.”

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To end a meeting for a stated amount of time.

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“Both parties caucused to plan their strategies.”

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A meeting of party members in a legislative body to discuss the party’s stand for a particular cause or issue.

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“The US constitution provides that all treaties must be ratified by a two-thirds vote of the Senate.”

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The act of approving an appointment or a treaty.

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“This is the prosecutor’s detailed impeachment of the president.”

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Accusations against a civil official of misconduct in the office. Impeachments are used as grounds for removal of that official from the office.

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“He was censured by inspectors from the Department of Trade.”

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A vote of condemnation or disapproval of a conduct from a member of the Congress by either house. A censure does not carry any special punishment.

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“This is the country’s supreme legislative body.”

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Relating to the making of laws. So a legislative body is an assembly of people with the authority to make laws.

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“There will be an international congress held in this building.”
A formal meeting for discussion between delegates from a political party or trade union.
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“The Federal Government”
Relating to a system of government where several states form a unity but are independent in internal affairs.
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“The President vetoed the bill.”
An action by the President of refusing to approve a bill passed by congress.
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“Override the veto by the President”
To set aside or annul.
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“First they lobbied the government on both the state and federal levels.”
A group or person (=lobbyist) that is trying to influence legislators for the passage or defeat of a legislation.
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“We’ve signed a treaty with neighboring states.”
A formally concluded or ratified agreement that is written between states.