3 through 5 chapters

Front

policing, morality, mandatory education, health regulations/codes, health codes are called

Back

police power

Front

the ability to nullify federal laws

Back

nullification

Front

permits voters to put legislative measures on the ballot

Back

iniative

Front

allows voters to decide on issue directly referred to them

Back

referendum

Front

procedure where voters can vote to remove an official from office

Back

recall

Front

one party controls the white house while another holds the congress

Back

Divided government

Front

inability to govern because of rival political parties control different parts of the government

Back

gridlock

Front

the same party controls all of the government

Back

unified government

Front

15 leaders of the executive branch of the federal government (the departments sit in order of their creation at meetings, ex: the treasury & State sit next to the president)

Back

Cabinet

Front

obey laws, pay your taxes, defend your country, serve in court, attend school

Back

civil duty