Test 1 Flashcards

1
Q

The Great Compromise produced what?

A

A bicameral Congress

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2
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Article 2

A

makes executive branch

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3
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Article 1

A

Gives Congress its powers and limits and creates bicameral legislature

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4
Q

Article 5

A

how the Constitution can be changed

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5
Q

Article 4

A

obligations of the states, immunities and privileges

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6
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Article 3

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established judicial branch

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7
Q

How to deal with factions

A
  1. Remove its causes

2. Control its effects

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8
Q

How to remove causes

A

destroy liberty

make sure everyone has the same opinions

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9
Q

The larger the republic…

A

the more difficult it is for one faction to take power

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10
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Who can override a veto by a 2/3 majority?

A

Congress

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11
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Who can check Congress by declaring a law unconstitutional

A

Supreme Court

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12
Q

Members of what are appointed by the president?

A

Supreme Court

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13
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Appointments to the Supreme Court must be approved by who?

A

Congress

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14
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Who approves Presidential nominations, controls the budget, and can impeach?

A

Legislative branch

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15
Q

What is the executive branch

A

President and his cabinet

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16
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Legislative branch

A

Congress -> Senate, House of Representatives

17
Q

Judicial branch

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Supreme Court, lower courts

18
Q

Locke’s argument

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authority of government comes from the consent of the people

19
Q

Locke’s root

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crucible of the English Civil War and Oliver Cromwell’s protectorate

20
Q

Locke’s Fruit

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ideals of classic liberation…limited government and individual rights

21
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Key values of the Declaration

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Individual rights, Limited government