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Jeopardy Government and

Politics

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……nor shall any state deprive nor shall any state deprive any person of life, liberty, or any person of life, liberty, or

property, without due property, without due processprocess

is what amendment? is what amendment?

It is the 14th amendment

No person shall… be deprived Of life, liberty, or property without due process of lawIs what amendment?

It is the 5th amendment

The powers not delegated to the UnitedStates by The Constitution, nor

prohibited by it to the states, arereserved to the states respectively, orto the People… is what amendment?

It is the 10th amendment

What does the 14th amendment about?

SEARCH AND SEIZURE

The free exercise clause is protected by what

amendment

1st amendment

Define FEDERALISM

FEDERALISM: Constitutional sharing of power between a central government and state governments.

Requirements imposed by the national government upon the

state are called what…

Mandates

Money granted by the federal government to the states for a NARROW purpose are called…

CATEGORICAL GRANTS

Money granted by the federal government to the states for

a BROAD purpose are called…

BLOCK GRANTS

Define HARD MONEY

Campaign contributions donated directly to candidates

Who has the power to appoint new Supreme Court

Justice?

The Judicial Branch

According to the Constitution, who has the

power to declare war?

Congress has the power to declare war

Who has the best incumbency advantage?

The house has the best incumbency advantage

What does the House has different from the Senate?

The House has a Speaker who appoint selected committees for the bills and the Rules Committee.

What are the two different things that theSenate may do during the process of passinga bill?

The senate may use a filibuster and or a Hold

What are the 3 types of federalism?

1. Dual Federalism2. Cooperative federalism 3. New federalism4. Fiscal federalism

The process by which background traits influence one’s political views is___

POLITICAL SOCIALIZATION

Elbridge Gerry created a district to try to crack or pack districts what is this called…

GERRYMANDERING

WHAT ARE THE 6 TYPES OF OPINIONS

1.STABLE

2.FLUID

3.LATENT

4.SALIENT

5.CONSENSUS

6.POLARIZE

What are the qualifications for

Senators?

• U.S. Citizenship for 9 years• 39+ years of age

What is the purpose for interest groups?

They seek to advance a particular interest or cause through various activities such as : lobbying, providing information, and filling amicus curial briefs.

What elections are in which the people choose

candidates for office

Direct primaries

What are the different public opinion

• Elites

• Attentive

• Masses

What type of parties and candidates get?

Parties= soft money

Candidates= Hard money

What are the types of interest groups?

1.Traditional

2.Non traditional

3.Single Issue

4.Public Interest

5.Ideological

6. Governmental

7.PACS

Internet, cable television, and satellite radio are all

examples of____

NEW MEDIA

What did the Fairness Doctrine do?

It regulated the FCC by requiring broadcasters to present controversial issues of public importance in an honest,

equal, and balanced manner

A corporation owning several different types of media

outlets is______

National Public Radio

What refers to the accepted responsibility of the media to alert the public to important

developments?

Signaling role

What is the purpose of a shield law?

To protect journalists from being forced to disclose confidential information in a legal proceeding