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Federalism Federalism 22
Am Political Am Political Culture 1Culture 1
Civil liberties 1Civil liberties 1 Civil Civil liberties 2liberties 2
Am Political Am Political Culture 2Culture 2
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he early chief justice whose decisions
generally gave the broadest possible sweep to federal powers was
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John Marshall.
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The interstate commerce that the federal government can
regulate is now interpreted
to include
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almost any kind of economic activity.
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The doctrine of dual federalism grew out of a protracted debate on
the subject of
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commerce.
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For our founding fathers federalism was a way to help protect:
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liberty.
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The basic assumption of Marshall’s opinion in the McCulloch case was
that the Constitution was established by the
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People
The most important source of political
values in the United States is probably
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The family
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__________ and ___________ are two key elements of U.S.
political culture.
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Liberty & Individualism
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Americans have a relatively low degree of
class _____________
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Consciousness
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If people have a sense of political
efficacy, then they believe they
have a say in what government does.
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One's own belief about the
responsiveness of the government is referred to as
external efficacy.
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The notion that individuals should work hard, save their
money, and avoid dependence on the state is sometimes
referred to as the
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Protestant (work) ethic.
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_____________ equality is not a basic element
of America political culture
Economic
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The adversarial, contentious spirit of
U.S. society is related most closely to
Americans' belief in
Individual rights
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Studies show that Americans support
constitutional freedoms under what conditions?
In the abstract, but not always in the concrete.
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The level of public trust in government during the 1970s and
1980s compared to the 1950s appears
higher than the long-term historical norm.
higher, but closer to the historical norm.
higher, but closer to the historical
norm.
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Written defamation of character is known as
libel.
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he two clauses of the First Amendment that deal with religion are
concerned with
free exercise and establishment.
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Conflicts in civil liberties often arise because the
_____________ lists several competing rights.
Bill of Rights
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he right of free expression, although not absolute,
enjoys a higher status than the other rights granted by the U.S. Constitution. This is known as the doctrine of
preferred position.
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Why did the Supreme Court deny the Hazelwood
High School student newspaper the right to print certain stories?
Because the exercise of free expression by
students cannot impede the
educational mission of the school.
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Under the Court's decision in Roe, a woman has an
unfettered right to an abortion during the first ____________.
trimester
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Name the case that declared that
segregated public facilities, if equal, did
not violate the Fourteenth
Amendment.
Plessy v. Ferguson
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The Supreme Court has decided that any law
classifying people on the basis of their race or
ethnicity is to be subject to close ____________.
Scrutiny
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What was the chief question about civil
rights legislation during the 1970s?
Whether to merely treat the races equally, or offer
catch-up help to traditionally
disadvantaged blacks.
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In their struggle for equal treatment, women, unlike blacks, had to deal with a
legal tradition that
Whether to merely treat the races equally, or offer
catch-up help to traditionally
disadvantaged blacks.
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claimed to be protecting them.
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