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APUSH - AM Govt

American Govt Review

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A key power that congress lacked under the Articles of Confederation Collect taxes
The name of the meeting to revise the Articles Constitutional Convention
This plan favored representaion based on population The Virginia Plan
This plan gave each state equal representaion in congress The New Jersey Plan
Article I of the Constitution discussed what? Legislative Branch
Article II of the Constitution discussed what? Executive Branch
Article III of the Constitution discussed what? The Judicial Branch
What major event called for the need for a strong national government? Shay's Rebellion
The three-fifths compromise dealt with what two issues? Representation & Taxes
What system do we use to vote for the president of the U.S.? The Electoral College
How many votes are needed to become the president of the U.S.? 270 electoral votes
The division of power between the national government and states Federalism
What aspect of the Constitution ensures that no one branch becomes more powerful than the other Seperation of Powers
The three branches limit each other through a series of what? Checks & Balances
What are the two chambers of Congress House and Senate
Supporters of the new constitution were known as what? Federalist
Those who believed that states should be more powerful than the federal governnment? Antifederalist
What was added after the ratification of the constitution that Antifederalist pushed for? The Bill of Rights
The courts' power to declare laws & presidential actions unconstitutional Judicial review
The Supreme Court gave itself the power of judicial review in what landmark case? Marbury v. Madison (1803)
What particular land ordinance created a system for admitting new states to the Union? The Northwest Ordinance of 1787
Explain the eligibilty requirements for the House 25 yrs old, resident of the state, a citizen for 7 years
Explain the eligibility requirements for the Senate 30 yrs old, resident of the state, a citizen for 9 years
Explain the eligibility requirements for the President of the US 35 yrs old, a resident of the US for at least 14 yrs, a natural-born citizen
What was the 15th Amendment? Black suffrage
What was the 19th Amendment? Women's suffrage
What did the Civil Rights Act of 1964 do? End racial segreagtion in public places
What does Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act do? Prohibits workplace harassment & discrimination
What does Title VIII of the 1968 Civil Rights Act do? Prohibits discrimination in housing?
This law outlawed literacy test to register to vote Voting Rights Act if 1965
This amendment prohibited poll taxes in federal elections The 24th amendment
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