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Worksheetscivics and economics final review
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 9mins
Appointments Approved By...?
house of representative
senate
congress
cabinet
a form of government when the citizens have a direct say in the formulation of laws and issues that affect them
direct democracy
socialism
communism
democratic-republic
Article 3
Executive Branch
Legislative Branch
Judicial Branch
The law of the land for the United States, it lays out how the federal government will runWas approved on September 17, 1787
Constitution
Articles of confederation
Preamble
Declaration of Independence
How to Change the Constitution
Articles
Call the white house
Amendments
Send them a letter
In 1784 the leaders of each state met to discuss and address the problems with the weak central government, this was later named the constitutional convention. The great compromise was about congressional representation
Virginia plan
Great Compromise
Constitutional Party
Constitutional Convention
the act of giving up one benefit in order to gain another, greater benefit
trade-off
Ex post factor laws
Opinion
Job of the judicial branch
The party bringing in the charges
Plantiff
Common law
Statuary Law
National Party convention
The police must notify a person of their rights before questioning them (Miranda Rights) and if they do not they cannot use the information in court.
Plessy V. Furgeson
Miranda V. Arizona
Escobedo V. Illinois
Leaders in congress...
Based off precedents
How did slavery last long in the U.S
How the judicial branch makes decisions
Relationship between complementary goods
Article 4
A law set down by a legislature
Statuary Law
Common Law
Amendment 14
Amendment 19
- labor, capital, entrepreneur, natural resources
- resources/inputs, what is used in the production process to produce output
Implied Powers
Gerrymandering
Factors of Production
Limited Government
Supremacy Clause
Opinion
Article 6
Article 2
Article 3
Right to bear arms
Amendment 2
Amendment 10
Amendment 19
Amendment 1
The court ruled in favor of the idea "separate but equal"
Marbury V. Madison
TInker V. Des Moines
Amendment 15
Plessy V. Ferguson
