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Court Cases Voting 3 Branches Elections AmendmentsKey Terms

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Answer: What is a Filibuster.

What is it called when a nonstop senate debate is

preventing a bill to come to a vote?

- $200What can a Legislative Veto do

And when had it been disbanded?

Answer: What is a process in which Congress overturned rules and regulations proposed by executive branch agencies and 1983.

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This cycle can give a blurring effect to someone's sense of

loyalty?

Answer: What is the Revolving Door.

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True of False: Political Efficacy is someone's ethics on

how the government can run the people

Answer: What is False.

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What does Article 1, S8, Clause 18 “making all laws which shall be necessary and

proper for carrying...” refer to?

Answer: What is the Elastic Clause.

- $100When kind of case can be

called if an interest group files something to influence the

Supreme Court?

Answer: What is an Amicus Curiae.

- $200What case had regulated the “

one man one Vote” rule?

Answer: What is Baker vs. Carr.

- $300United States vs. Lopez had regulated safety zones. What item and Where were these

rules made towards to?

Answer: What is School Zones & Guns

- $400It had stopped Florida from recounting their votes in the

2000 election?

Answer: What is Bush vs. Gore

- $500Marbury vs. Madison had

established this principle for a certain branch in government?

Answer: What is the Judicial Review.

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contribute to candidates campaign?

Answer: What is a the hope to get candidate elected and have a connection in Congress to get issues heard.

- $200True or False: Can ones Political Culture really

influence someone's voting pattern/ views?

Answer: What is True.

- $300What political party does the

south tend to vote for?

Answer: What is Republicans.

- $400Which caucus can give a big

advantage in a candidates campaign?

Answer: What is Iowa.

- $500How does a presidential

candidate manage to attract more votes?

Answer: What is Balancing the Ticket.

- $100How is a Presidential veto

overthrown?

Answer: What is 2/3 vote both the Senate and House.

- $200What is impeachment and who

is a president who had been charged with it?

Answer: What is the House charging a government official with wrongdoings and is convicted with 2/3 senate vote. Clinton or Jackson.

- $300What system keeps all three

powers in equal terms and who had proposed it?

Answer: What is Checks & Balance. It was Montesquie.

- $400Who of the House or Senate have a better connection with

the people?

Answer: What is the House.

- $500What does a mark up do when

passing a bill through Congress?

Answer: What is the committee action to amend a proposed bill.

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What is it called when a candidate refers himself to a

group?

Answer: What is Party Identification.

- $200What is counted for in

presidential elections popular vote or electoral vote?

Answer: What is Electoral Vote.

- $300What are the main state

candidates try to get for the electoral vote?

Answer: What is a California, Texas, and New York.

- $400What does straight ticket voting

do and how many states do this?

Answer: What is the process of allowing one to vote for ones own party candidates. Only 2 states remain doing this.

- $500Name 3 things that are

considered to be apart of political culture.

Answer: What is Media, Family, School, and etc.

- $100Amendment 4 refers to?

Answer: What is Search & Seizure with a warrent

- $200What amendment does not

grant un named power to the national government?

Answer: What is the 10th Amendment.

- $300What does the 5th Amendment

state?

Answer: What is the government cannot take private property without compensation.

- $400What law give suffrage to 18

year olds?

Answer: What is the 25th Amendment.

- $500What does the 14th Amendment

State?

Answer: What no state shal deny any person of there natural rights.