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What does domestic tranquility mean?
Peace
When is police necessary to insure domestic tranquility?
When a group's right to peaceably assemble infringes on the public's desire of rest
What are some ways the Federal government can take action against civil unrest?
The FBI can be called upon, Federal marshals are called in if local officials refuse to act, Governors can ask the President for US Army troops to back up the National Guard during riots.
Are Federal services usually called upon in civil unrest?
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How are natural disasters dealt with as a form of civil unrest?
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Study Notes
Understanding Domestic Tranquility
- "Domestic tranquility" refers to peace within a country, highlighting a state of calm and order.
Role of Police in Maintaining Peace
- Law enforcement is essential to protect the public's right to peaceably assemble while preventing disturbances to communal peace.
Federal Government's Actions Against Civil Unrest
- The FBI can intervene in situations of civil unrest.
- Federal marshals may be deployed when local officials are unable or unwilling to manage unrest.
- Governors can request U.S. Army assistance to support the National Guard during riots.
Utilization of Local and State Resources
- Generally, civil unrest is addressed through local or state police rather than federal resources.
Handling Natural Disasters
- Both state and federal governments collaborate to provide aid during natural disasters viewed as a form of civil unrest.
- The president can dispatch emergency aid and approve low-interest loans for reconstruction efforts.
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Description
This quiz explores the concept of 'insure domestic tranquility' as outlined in Section 3.3 of the relevant study materials. Through flashcards, it addresses definitions, the role of police in maintaining peace, and government actions against civil unrest. Test your understanding of this foundational principle.
