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AP Gov.

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show The idea that a small group of wealthy individuals dominate the government policy-making.  
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show 1.The public interest is normally served in the US through the process of bargaining and compromise.2. Organized interest groups fairly shape the public agenda by broadly representing the interests of America.  
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show the bill of rights guarantee of civil liberties  
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Interest groups and political parties both promote US democracy by...   show
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What is a basic tenet of representative Democracy?   show
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The system of government set up in the Constitutional Republic tends to..   show
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show justices are free from direct political power.  
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show a lawyers brief justifying the revolution  
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show the national government had too much power.  
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show dissatisfaction over safeguards of individual rights and liberties.  
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show congress was a unicameral legislature  
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show tha national government could not lay and collect taxes.  
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show voting qualifications of the electorate  
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show indicated that a strong, constitutionally designed national government was needed to protect property and maintain order.  
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what is the result of the great compromise?   show
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American political culture is characterized by strong popular support for all the following except   show
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the founding fathers were...   show
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show the Connecticut (great) Compromise  
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The president nominates Supreme Court justices, who must be confirmed by the senate. Once appointed, those justices usually serve for life. this is an example of   show
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show States were represented in the upper house and individuals were represented in the lower house  
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show The house of representative  
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show by nominating federal judges, subject to Senate confirmation  
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show pluralism  
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show it results in prompt, but hasty, decision-making  
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The constitution was origninally ratified in 1788, the provisions regarding which of the following most closely approximate popular, majoritarian democracy?   show
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show a balanced government can control factions and prevent one faction from gaining too much power.  
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any law passed by legislature that punishes an individual without a trial, under the constitution, violates the constitutional concept of   show
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the outcome of the conflict between the constitution and the states is determined by   show
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a law that goes into effect declaring that a business practice that has been legal in the past will be illegal in the future, and the law is made retroactive. why would the supreme court likely rule that unconstitutional   show
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show Congress can impeach a supreme court justice.  
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show the constitution, federal laws, and treaties are the supreme law of the land.  
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show the method by which the president is elected  
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show public policies emerge from compromise reached among competing groups  
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show there was sentiment to limit slavery but political considerations made that impossible  
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show determining qualifications for voting  
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show the senate must ratify treaties negotiated by the president before they become a law.  
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show the requirement that presidential appointments to the supreme court be approved by the senate  
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show the creation of a strong, national government  
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show reserve powers to the states  
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which of the following is filed when an imprisioned person wants to be brought before a judge so the judge can determine whether his or hers imprisonment is legal?   show
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which of the following is argues by James Madison in the federalist paper no. 10?   show
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the federalist paper no 10, james madison argues that factions in the republic are   show
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how did the antifederalists deffer from the federalists?   show
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what is NOT an antifederalist argument?   show
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show a collection of essays arguing the merits of the constitution.  
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