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Review for Civics & Econ (Spring 2016)

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Powers specifically granted only to the national (federal) government are called ________. expressed powers
Despite President George Washington's "Farewell Address," the outcome that arose after he left office were _________ __________. political parties
Amendment V of the U.S. Constitution protects who from being accused? A member of the armed services during a war or national crisis
People who feel that the death penalty should be eliminated because it is "cruel and unusual punishment" are referring to the _____ Amendment. eighth
In order to win election, a presidential candidate must receive at least _____ electoral votes. 270
If the president and vice president both die or leave office, the _____ becomes president. speaker of the House
When state and federal courts share the authority to hear a case it is called _____. concurrent jurisdiction
Most federal cases are first heard in _____. U.S. district courts
All federal judges serve for _____. life
Kareem bought an IPhone off Ebay and then never received it. In which court should he file his lawsuit? small claims court
Freedom of speech and religion are part of what? The Bill of Rights
When a bill is becoming a law, the committee must vote and immediately following the vote there must be a __________ __________. floor debate
This Supreme Court case established the power of judicial review. Marbury v. Madison
After this Supreme Court case the police began informing people under arrest that they "have the right to remain silent" in order to prevent self-incrimination. Miranda v. Arizona
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