Final+Exam+Review

**What Students Should Know**



 * ** Unit 1 ** || ** Vocabulary Terms ** ||
 * ** Chapter 1 ** || ** Principles of Government ** ||
 * || government ||
 * || legislative power ||
 * || executive power ||
 * || judicial power ||
 * || constitution ||
 * || dictatorship ||
 * || democracy ||
 * || state ||
 * || sovereign ||
 * || autocracy ||
 * || oligarchy ||
 * || unitary government ||
 * || federal government ||
 * || division of powers ||
 * || confederation ||
 * || presidential government ||
 * || parliamentary government ||
 * || compromise ||
 * || citizen ||
 * ** Chapter 2 ** || ** Origins of American Government ** ||
 * || limited government ||
 * || representative government ||
 * || Magna Carta ||
 * || due process ||
 * || charter ||
 * || bicameral ||
 * || unicameral ||
 * || delegate ||
 * || popular sovereignty ||
 * || Articles of Confederation ||
 * || ratification ||
 * || Framers ||
 * || Virginia Plan ||
 * || New Jersey Plan ||
 * || Connecticut Compromise ||
 * || Three-Fifths Compromise ||
 * || Federalist ||
 * || Anti-Federalist ||
 * ** Chapter 3 ** || ** The Constitution ** ||
 * || popular sovereignty ||
 * || limited government ||
 * || constitutionalism ||
 * || rule of law ||
 * || separation of powers ||
 * || checks and balances ||
 * || veto ||
 * || judicial review ||
 * || unconstitutional ||
 * || amendment ||
 * || Bill of Rights ||
 * || executive agreement ||
 * || treaty ||
 * ** Chapter 4 ** || ** Federalism ** ||
 * || federalism ||
 * || delegated powers ||
 * || expressed powers ||
 * || implied powers ||
 * || reserved powers ||
 * || concurrent powers ||
 * || Supremacy Clause ||
 * || Full Faith and Credit Clause ||
 * || extradition ||
 * ** Unit 2 ** ||  ||
 * ** Chapter 5 ** || ** Political Parties ** ||
 * || political party ||
 * || Ideology ||
 * || political spectrum ||
 * || platform ||
 * || partisanship ||
 * || bipartisan ||
 * || consensus ||
 * || coalition ||
 * || one-party system ||
 * || two-party system ||
 * || multiparty system ||
 * || proportional representation ||
 * || incumbent ||
 * || precinct ||
 * || Big Tent Philosophy ||
 * ** Chapter 6 ** || ** Voters and Voter Behavior ** ||
 * || suffrage ||
 * || electorate ||
 * || disenfranchised ||
 * || poll tax ||
 * || grandfather clause ||
 * || registration ||
 * || gerrymandering ||
 * || off-year election ||
 * || political efficacy ||
 * || gender gap ||
 * || party identification ||
 * || straight-line ticket voting ||
 * || split-ticket voting ||
 * || independent ||
 * || absentee ballot ||
 * ** Chapter 7 ** || ** The Electoral Process ** ||
 * || nomination ||
 * || general election ||
 * || balancing the ticket ||
 * || caucus ||
 * || closed primary ||
 * || open primary ||
 * || Super Tuesday ||
 * || national convention ||
 * || ballot ||
 * || absentee voting ||
 * || coattail effect ||
 * || precinct ||
 * || political action committee (PAC) ||
 * || Super PAC ||
 * || subsidy ||
 * || hard money ||
 * || soft money ||
 * || Federal Election Commission (FEC) ||
 * ** Chapter 8 ** || ** Mass Media and Public Opinion ** ||
 * || public opinion ||
 * || mass media ||
 * || propaganda ||
 * || interest group ||
 * || public opinion poll ||
 * || sample ||
 * || margin of error (MoE) ||
 * ** Chapter 9 ** || ** Interest Groups ** ||
 * || interest group ||
 * || public policy ||
 * || labor union ||
 * || lobbying ||
 * || lobbyists ||
 * || grass-roots ||
 * ** Unit 3 ** ||  ||
 * ** Chapter 10 ** || ** Congress ** ||
 * || bicameral ||
 * || term ||
 * || session ||
 * || convene ||
 * || adjourn ||
 * || reapportion ||
 * || off-year election ||
 * || incumbent ||
 * || constituency ||
 * || bill ||
 * ** Chapter 11 ** || ** Powers of Congress ** ||
 * || copyright ||
 * || patent ||
 * || eminent domain ||
 * || naturalization ||
 * || Necessary and Proper Clause ||
 * || strict constructionist ||
 * || loose constructionist ||
 * || consensus ||
 * || impeach ||
 * || subpoena ||
 * ** Chapter 12 ** || ** Congress in Action ** ||
 * || Speaker of the House ||
 * || President of the Senate ||
 * || President pro tempore ||
 * || majority leader ||
 * || minority leader ||
 * || whip ||
 * || committee chairman ||
 * || seniority rule ||
 * || standing committee ||
 * || rider ||
 * || quorum ||
 * || filibuster ||
 * || cloture ||
 * || veto ||
 * || pocket veto ||
 * ** Unit 4 ** ||  ||
 * ** Chapter 13 ** || ** The Presidency ** ||
 * || chief executive ||
 * || commander in chief ||
 * || Presidential Succession Act of 1947 ||
 * || balance the ticket ||
 * || electoral vote ||
 * || electoral college ||
 * || presidential primary ||
 * || winner-take-all ||
 * || caucus ||
 * || national convention ||
 * || platform ||
 * || keynote address ||
 * || swing voter ||
 * || battleground state ||
 * || direct popular election ||
 * ** Chapter 14 ** || ** The Presidency ** ||
 * || executive order ||
 * || executive privilege ||
 * || treaty ||
 * || executive agreement ||
 * || recognition ||
 * || pocket veto ||
 * || line-item veto ||
 * || reprieve ||
 * || pardon ||
 * || amnesty ||
 * ** Chapter 15 ** || ** The Bureacracy ** ||
 * || bureaucracy ||
 * || bureaucrat ||
 * || administration ||
 * || Executive Office of the President ||
 * || Federal budget ||
 * || Fiscal year ||
 * || domestic affairs ||
 * || executive departments ||
 * || civilian ||
 * || secretary ||
 * || attorney general ||
 * || independent agency ||
 * || independent executive agency ||
 * || civil service ||
 * || draft ||
 * ** Unit 5 ** ||  ||
 * ** Chapter 18 ** || ** The Federal Court System ** ||
 * || inferior courts ||
 * || jurisdiction ||
 * || plaintiff ||
 * || defendant ||
 * || original jurisdiction ||
 * || appellate jurisdiction ||
 * || judicial restraint ||
 * || precedent ||
 * || judicial activism ||
 * || criminal case ||
 * || civil case ||
 * || writ of certiorari ||
 * || brief ||
 * || majority opinion ||
 * || concurring opinion ||
 * || dissenting opinion ||
 * ** Chapter 19 ** || ** Civil Liberties - First Amendment ** ||
 * || Bill of Rights ||
 * || civil liberties ||
 * || civil rights ||
 * || Establishment Clause ||
 * || Free Exercise Clause ||
 * || libel ||
 * || slander ||
 * || prior restraint ||
 * || injunction ||
 * || shield law ||
 * || symbolic speech ||
 * || petition ||
 * || civil disobedience ||
 * ** Chapter 20 ** || ** Civil Liberties - Protecting Individual Rights ** ||
 * || due process ||
 * || search warrant ||
 * || discrimination ||
 * || probable cause ||
 * || writ of habeas corpus ||
 * || bill of attainder ||
 * || ex post facto law ||
 * || grand jury ||
 * || indictment ||
 * || double jeopardy ||
 * || Miranda Rule ||
 * || bail ||
 * || capital punishment ||
 * || treason ||
 * ** Chapter 21 ** || ** Civil Rights - Equal Justice Under Law ** ||
 * || segregation ||
 * || Jim Crow ||
 * || separate-but-equal doctrine ||
 * || affirmative action ||
 * || quota ||
 * || reverse discrimination ||
 * || citizen ||
 * || naturalization ||
 * || alien ||