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- A district is changed illegally
- gerrymandering
- Cut Government Spending
- Harding
- Built Panama Canal
- Theodore Roosevelt
- Was president during the Spanish American War
- mcKinley
- Protects us against unreasonable searches and seizures
- Amendment 3
- Examples are TV, Billboards, signs, buttons, phamplets
- Informer (Function 2 of a political party)
- Ladder of Laws
- The Supremacy Clause
- Unenumerated rights
- Amentment 9
- Reasonably implied
- Implied Powers
- Staes that congressional payraises cannot go into affect until after a general election
- 27 Amendment
- Job of the party to make sure that the candidate they are supporting is of good character
- Seal of Approval (Function of the political party 3)
- WEas shot at the pan american express
- McKinley
- The power to coin money, and the power to make treaties with the foreign goverment
- Exclusive Powers
- Bench trial (A judge without a jury)
- Amendment 7
- Has to have probable cause
- Reasonable doubt
- Freedom of Assembly
- Amendment 1
- Against Irish, Catholic Immigrants in 1860's and 1880's
- Know nothing party(Single Issue)
- American cancer society and Girl Scouts are examples of?
- Tax exempt public charity's
- pUSHED FOR lEAGUE OF nATIONS
- wILSON
- The major function of a political party
- Nominating
- Examples are the election of 1860 when democratic party split and the election of 1912 also
- Splinter Party
- Great Engineer
- Hoover
- Individualism is important
- Liberation party
- 208, 100 yearly
- Speaker of the house Salary
- You have to be a member to get a job
- Closed Shop
- right to a speeduy and public trial
- Amendment 6
- Shared by the national government and the state goverments
- Concurrent Powers
- Hand Puicked by roosevelt
- Taft
- Ruff Rider in Spanish American War
- Theodore Roosevelt
- Wanted government to take control of railroads
- Populist party
- Numbers of members in the senate
- 100
- The power to coin money or to make treaties
- Powers denied to the states
- Democratic president of 20th century
- wILSON
- mArshall Plan
- Truman
- located in article I, Section 8, Clause 18
- Implied Powers
- based on a particualr set of beliefs
- Ideological
- Provides for civil trials (bt two or more individuals)
- Amendment 7
- Organized by farmers who were unhappy with the recent government decisions
- Green back party
- 162,000 yearly
- Congressmen salary
- Eminent Domain, the government has the right to take private property with just compensation
- Amendment 5
- A business trade organization originally established in 1912, local businesses are encouraged to join this organization
- Chamber of commerce
- Those spelled out in the constitution
- Expressed Powers
- Charges
- Indictment
- Freedom of Press
- Amendment 1
- allows a president to be forced from office temporarily
- 25 amendment
- Freedom of Speech
- Amendment 1
- Indicted by a ground jury made up of 16 to 23 people, look at evidence to determine if the person should go to trial
- Amendment 4
- Great Consrvationist
- Theodore Roosevelt
- was elected in 1904
- Theodore Roosevelt
- Court Order
- Warrant
- The right to bare arms
- Amendment 2
- The right to be informed of charges
- Amendment 6
- Square Deal
- Theodore Roosevelt
- Most Popular President of all
- Theodore Rooselevlt
- Amendments 1-10
- Bill of Rights
- 180,000 yearly
- Leaders Salary
- Article VI Section II
- Supremacy Clause
- A legislative act that inflicts punishment upon a person or group without a trial
- Bill of Attainder
- Does not have unlimited powers
- National Government
- decision in 1819 resulted in the supreme court serving as umpire of the federal system
- McCulloch v. Maryland
- Parties formed when major parties were divided
- Splinter Party
- Police officers and court officials have certain procedures that they must follow
- Amendment 4
- Dropped Atomic Bomb
- Truman
- Examples include the power to tax and the power to set crimes and punishments
- Concurrent Powers
- We can not be charged with the same crime twice
- Amendment 5
- Can be excersied only by the national government
- Exclusive Powers
- Process used by a party to select a candidate to represent them
- Nominating (Function 1 of a political party)
- Served on supreme court
- Taft
- little influence
- Coolidge
- Uninvolved
- Cooliodge
- All of our rights are not listed in the bar
- Amendment 9
- gives people the right to elect their own senators
- Amendment 17
- Tea Pot Scandal
- Harding
- Examples include the power to build an interstate system and the power to regulate labor management relations
- Implied Powers
- The right to have an attorney
- Amendment 6
- 650,000 people
- # of people in each district
- Number of members in the house
- 435
- Have their own las regulating marriage and divorce. Doctors liscenses, lawyers and other professionals recive if they practice in their state
- Reserved powers of the state
- Educational process where parties let the voters know about their candidates
- Informer
- Amendment 18 activated. Amentment 21 deactivated
- Prohibition Party(Single Issue)
- The right to call favorable witnesses and to cross examine witnesses
- Amendment 6
- Public office holders are chosen on the basis of a party
- Governmental (function 4 of political party)
- a representitive that does things for their area
- Pork Barreling
- Examples include: The power to regulate immigration and the power to acquire territory
- Inherent Powers
- Great Depression president
- Hoover
- 1928 won presidency
- Hoover
- Fire side chats
- FDR
- Reserved powers
- Held by the states
- Legalizing marijuana for medical purposes
- Three Choice Party(Single Issue)
- powers to place taxes on exports and a bill of attainder among others
- Powers denied to the national government
- Belong to National Government
- Inherent Powers
- Freedom of Religion
- Amendment 1
- oldest living president
- Hoover
- Powers are reserved for the states
- Amendment 10
- Opposed slavery in 1840's
- Free Soil Party (Single Issue)
- The right to an impartial jury
- Amendment 6
- Saying something false that harms a persons reputation
- Slander
- Printing something false that harms a persons reputation
- Libel
- Anti Abortion
- Right to life party(Single Issue)
- mutual aid and vote trading among legislatures
- Logrolling
- Formed around discontent, the parties did not last long
- Economic protest party
- The power to collect taxes, to coin money and regulate trade
- Expressed powers
- Due Process
- Amendment 4
- Protects against self incrimination
- Amendment 4
- Housing soldier during peace tim, protects us against quatering and housing
- Amendment 2
- Freedom of Petition
- Amendment 1
- Want to share the wealth
- Socialist Party
- Govoner of New York
- Theodore Roosevelt
- The expressed the implied and the inherent
- Delegated Powers
- Protection against excessive bail and unusual punishments
- Amendment 8
- You do not have to be a union member to get a job
- Open shop
- 1949 Cold War
- Truman
- Interested in one idea and does not last very long
- Single issue party
- Civilian conservation camp
- FDR