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Government 2301 CV Honors Section Fall 2004 Exam 1 Study Guide The following terms are taken largely from the lectures to help you organize your studying. This list should not be considered to be comprehensive. Additional study terms can be found at the end of each chapter in the We the People text. The Founding and Declaration Authoritarian government Totalitarian government Republicanism Virtue and corruption Cycles in history Classical Liberalism Republic v direct democracy Magna Charta English Bill of Rights John Locke State of nature Law of Nature Social Contract theory Natural law and natural rights Trusteeship theory of government Stamp Act Virginia Declaration of Rights Declaration of Independence
The Constitution French and Indian War Articles of Confederation Problems with the Articles Annapolis Convention Shay’s rebellion Beard v. Roach Interpretations Philadelphia Convention Virginia Plan New Jersey Plan Connecticut Compromise Three-fifths Compromise McCulloch v. Maryland delegated power Express powers Necessary and proper clause commerce clause Supremacy clause Due Process Clause Full faith and credit clause Privileges and immunities clause Commerce clause Constitution; know what each article does Article 1 section 8 Electoral college Judicial review Marbury v. Madison Amending the Constitution: how to do it Federalist 10 and 51 Federalist 39 Factions Tyranny Quasi legislative power Quasi judicial power Checks and balances: theory and specifics Separation of powers: theory and specifics Federalism Layer cake federalism Marble cake federalism AFDC v. welfare reform New federalism Grants in aid Block grants Unfounded mandates Categorical grants Legislative supremacy Habeas corpus Bill of attainder Original intent
Citizenship Bills of Rights: know the first 10 amendments 13,14 and 15th amendments equal protection clause due process clause privileges and immunities clause civil liberties civil rights substantive liberties procedural liberties Barron v. Baltimore Slaughterhouse Cases incorporation nationalizing the bill of rights Establishment Clause Free exercise clause Engel v. Vitale Clear and present danger test Fighting words and speech codes Virginia v. Black Lemon v. Kurtzman Locke et al. v Davey Lemon Test Patriot Act Bowers v. Hardwick Lawrence v. Texas Strict scrutiny doctrine Judicial restraint Judicial activism Plessy v. Ferguson Separate but equal Brown v. Board of Education Charlotte v. Mecklenberg Griswold v. Connecticut Right to privacy Penumbra of rights argument 9th amendment Roe v. Wade Webster v. Reproductive Services Affirmative action Bakke case Hopwood Case 10% rule Diversity argument for affirmative action Grutter v. Bollinger Gratz v. Bollinger Title VII Intermediate Scrutiny The War Against Terrorism and Iraq War Bush Donald Rumsfeld Colin Powell Condalezza Rice Office of Homeland Security Tom Ridge Bin Laden Taliban Tony Blair NATO Afghanistan Iran Iraq Al Qaeda
Be familiar with the general political themes running through the movies that we discussed in class.
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