POLS100 Unit 1 Exam Flashcards PDF

POLS100 Unit 1 Exam Flashcards Q: This is the kind of economic system we have in the U.S. A: What is Regulated Capitalism Q: This social contract thinker thought property was important A: Who is John Locke Q: This furry faced thinker defined government as: 'insti...

POLS100 Unit 1 Exam Flashcards Q: This is the kind of economic system we have in the U.S. A: What is Regulated Capitalism Q: This social contract thinker thought property was important A: Who is John Locke Q: This furry faced thinker defined government as: 'institutions in a society that have the monopoly over the legitimate use of force.' A: Who is Max Weber Q: This is a set of shared ideas, values, and beliefs that define government A: What is political culture Q: This is what we call people living in authoritarian regimes A: What are Subjects Q: Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, and this person wrote the Federalist Papers A: Who is James Madison Q: This document claimed we have 'inalienable rights' A: What is the Declaration of Independence Q: This philosopher offered a model of separation of powers A: Who is Montesquieu Q: During the Constitutional Convention, this was the 'small state' plan A: What is the New Jersey Plan  Q: This is how the constitution was ratified A: What are special conventions in the states Q: This is how many articles are in the Constitution A: What are 7 articles Q: This is the longest and most detailed article of the Constitution A: What is Article I Q: This is the section of Article I where you would find the supremacy clause A: What is Section 8 Q: Congressional powers specifically listed in the constitution are known as these A: What are enumerated powers Q: This important judicial power is not mentioned in the constitution A: What is Judicial Review Q: This person chaired the Constitutional Convention A: Who is George Washington Q: This court case established the power of judicial review A: What is Marbury v. Madison Q: In this system of government, the president is selected directly from members of the legislature A: What is a parliamentary system Q: This Constitutional Convention compromise dealt with slavery A: What is the 3/5th compromise Q: Federalist Paper #10 dealt with this concerning issue A: What is the violence of factions Q: Federalism in the US has had a history of this level of government expanding power A: What is the national government Q: This is where you would find the supremacy clause of the Constitution A: Where is Article 6 Q: This court case helped define federalism and dealt with whether states can tax the federal government A: What is McCulloch V. Maryland Q: This is true about citizens in our system of federalism A: They are dual citizens Q: In which Federalist Papers do they address the issue of Federalism A: What is Fed Paper #51 Q: This person was president during WWI A: Who is Woodrow Wilson Q: This loose group was known to oppose the ratification of the Constitution A: What are the Anti-Federalists Q: This is what we call the condition where citizens are in a closed cycle of information that lacks a reality check. A: What is an Information bubble Q: This type of federalism grant is larger and more flexible for states A: What is a Block Grant Q: This is the major 'victory' for the Anti-Federalists A: What is the passage of the Bill of Rights