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The primary reason of this is to influence
elections and public policy
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What is a PAC (Political Action Committee)
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To prevent voter intimidation this system of
voting was designed
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Secret Ballot (Austrailian Ballot)
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What is the trend of citizens identifying solely
with a specific political party
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Declined in recent years
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Citizens writing letters and sending e-mails
impact representatives by
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Impacting how they choose to vote on proposed
legislation
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Calling your legislator, donating money to a
campaign and participating in an interest groups
are ways citizens can
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Influence government
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What amendment protects speech, petition, press,
religion, and assembly
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1st Amendment
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This amendment allows groups such as the Ku Klux
Klan and the American Nazis to parade in peaceful
marches
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1st Amendment
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This court case stated that free speech can only
be punished when there is clear and present
danger that can lead to criminal acts
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Schneck v. United States (1919)
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In Federalist Paper 10 James Madison warned
about the evils of political parties. Political
parties are known as
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Factions
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The Supreme Court ruled in this court case that
the government cannot restrict material for
print. (prior restraint)
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Near v. Minnesota (1931)
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This amendment protects due process, citizenship,
equal protection and civil rights
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14th Amendment
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Most of the rulings of this clause have dealt
with public schools. It prohibits the government
from creating a state religion.
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Establishment Clause
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This phrase refers to the division between
church and state
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Wall of separation
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Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) and Brown v. Board of
Education (1954) are examples of the Supreme
courts changing interpretation of
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Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment
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This affirmative action court case was based on
the principle of equal protection.
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Bakke v. Regents of the University of California
(1978)
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Their term is described as serving during good
behavior which basically means for life
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Supreme Court Justices
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Name the two ways a Supreme Court decision can be
overturned
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Another Supreme Court decision or a
Constitutional Amendment
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Cases between two or more states fall under whose
jurisdiction
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Supreme Court
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Paying your taxes compared to voting
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Obligation opposed to civic mindedness
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Reading newspaper articles, watching campaign
rallies and giving money to candidates are all
forms of
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Political participation
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If a newspaper endorses a candidate in an
election which freedom is being protected
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Freedom of Press
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A free press is one characteristic of all
countries with this form of government
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democracy
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Because of this invention during campaigns
candidates are more image conscious
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Television
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Human rights are most likely to be abused by
this type of government
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Fascism
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Some of this political thinkers tenants are
socialism, even distribution of wealth, workers
overthrowing the system, and nationalism
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Karl Marx