Key TermsReview # 2
What are 4 or 5 aspectsof the “UnwrittenConstitution”?
C________
________ to the_____________
What are 4 or 5 aspectsof the “UnwrittenConstitution”?
Cabinet
________ to the_____________
What are 4 or 5 aspectsof the “UnwrittenConstitution”?
Cabinet
Advisors to thePresident
What are 4 or 5 aspectsof the “UnwrittenConstitution”?
J________ R_______
The Supreme Court deciding ifa law is _____________
What are 4 or 5 aspectsof the “UnwrittenConstitution”?
Judicial Review
The Supreme Court deciding ifa law is _____________
What are 4 or 5 aspectsof the “UnwrittenConstitution”?
Judicial Review
The Supreme Court deciding ifa law is unconstitutional
What are 4 or 5 aspectsof the “UnwrittenConstitution”?
L___________
Special interest groups hirepeople to influence how___________ votes.
What are 4 or 5 aspectsof the “UnwrittenConstitution”?
Lobbyists
Special interest groups hirepeople to influence how___________ votes.
What are 4 or 5 aspectsof the “UnwrittenConstitution”?
Lobbyists
Special interest groups hirepeople to influence howCongress votes.
Which of the following is NOTpart of the unwrittenconstitution?
a. Political parties
b. Lobbyists.
c. Judicial review
d. Electoral College
Which of the following is NOTpart of the unwrittenconstitution?
a. Political parties
b. Lobbyists.
c. Judicial review
d. Electoral College
He was the Federalist chiefjustice of the Supreme Court inthe Marbury v Madison case.
**** ********
He was the Federalist chiefjustice of the Supreme Court inthe Marbury v Madison case.
John Marshall
*********** means theseparation of races.
Segregation means theseparation of races.
Segregation means theseparation of races.
The 14th Amendment hadguaranteed people equaltreatment or
d___ p_____
Segregation means theseparation of races.
The 14th Amendment hadguaranteed people equaltreatment or
due process
George Washington had to putdown the ________ __________ -which was a challenge to a newtax law passed by ___________.
George Washington had to putdown the Whiskey Rebellion -which was a challenge to a newtax law passed by ___________.
George Washington had to putdown the Whiskey Rebellion -which was a challenge to a newtax law passed by Congress.
George Washington’s FarewellAddress warned on a domesticproblem: he said beware of_________ ___________
George Washington’s FarewellAddress warned on a domesticproblem: he said beware ofpolitical parties
George Washington’s FarewellAddress warned on a foreignpolicy issue: he said beware of_________ ___________
George Washington’s FarewellAddress warned on a foreignpolicy issue: he said beware offoreign alliances
When Thomas Jefferson waspresident the US purchasedwestern land from France. Thiswas known as the_____________ ___________
When Thomas Jefferson waspresident the US purchasedwestern land from France. Thiswas known as theLouisiana Purchase
Thomas Jefferson had to use****** interpretation for theLouisiana Purchase (because itgave the government morepower – flexibility)
Thomas Jefferson had to useloose interpretation for theLouisiana Purchase (because itgave the government morepower – flexibility)
What was the foreign policydoctrine of the early 1800s thatdealt with the region below theUS in the Western Hemisphere? ****** Doctrine
What was the foreign policydoctrine of the early 1800s thatdealt with the region below theUS in the Western Hemisphere? Monroe Doctrine
Two key parts to theMonroe Doctrine were…1.
Two key parts to theMonroe Doctrine were…1. __________ stay out of_________ ______________2. The ___________ will stay outof _______________
Two key parts to theMonroe Doctrine were…1. Europe stay out of_________ ______________2. The ___________ will stay outof _______________
Two key parts to theMonroe Doctrine were…1. Europe stay out of Latin America2. The ___________ will stay outof _______________
Two key parts to theMonroe Doctrine were…1. Europe stay out of Latin America2. The United States will stay outof _______________
Two key parts to theMonroe Doctrine were…1. Europe stay out of Latin America2. The United States will stay outof European affairs.
******** ********* was a termcoined meaning the US wouldsettle the entire continent fromcoast to coast (encouragedpeople to move _________)
Manifest ********* was a termcoined meaning the US wouldsettle the entire continent fromcoast to coast (encouragedpeople to move _________)
Manifest Destiny was a termcoined meaning the US wouldsettle the entire continent fromcoast to coast (encouragedpeople to move _________)
Manifest Destiny was a termcoined meaning the US wouldsettle the entire continent fromcoast to coast (encouragedpeople to move west)
Two compromises between theNorthern and Southern statesbefore the Civil War were the __________ Compromiseand theCompromise of ______
Two compromises between theNorthern and Southern statesbefore the Civil War were the Missouri Compromiseand theCompromise of ______
Two compromises between theNorthern and Southern statesbefore the Civil War were the Missouri Compromiseand theCompromise of 1850
Important terms of the MissouriCompromise were_________ entered as a slave state_________ entered as a free stateand no _________ above 36 30.
Important terms of the MissouriCompromise wereMissouri entered as a slave state_________ entered as a free stateand no _________ above 36 30.
Important terms of the MissouriCompromise wereMissouri entered as a slave stateMaine entered as a free stateand no _________ above 36 30.
Important terms of the MissouriCompromise wereMissouri entered as a slave stateMaine entered as a free stateand no slavery above 36 30.
Important term of theCompromise of 1850 was theF________ S_______ Lawswould be enforced in the North.
Important term of theCompromise of 1850 was theFugitive Slave Lawswould be enforced in the North.
This term means the westernterritories could vote forthemselves to decide if theywould be free or slaveterritories.P****** S**********
This term means the westernterritories could vote forthemselves to decide if theywould be free or slaveterritories.Popular Sovereignty
This slave sued for his freedomafter his master died (he was in afree territory) **** *****The ******* ****** ruledagainst him and stated slaveshave no rights under theConstitution.
This slave sued for his freedomafter his master died (he was in afree territory) Dred ScottThe ******* ***** ruledagainst him and stated slaveshave no rights under theConstitution.
This slave sued for his freedomafter his master died (he was in afree territory) Dred ScottThe Supreme Court ruledagainst him and stated slaveshave no rights under theConstitution.
Seven Southern states secededafter******* *******was elected in 1860.
Seven Southern states secededafterAbraham Lincolnwas elected in 1860.
At the beginning of the CivilWar President Lincoln stated hisprimary purpose in fighting thewar was to__________ the ________
At the beginning of the CivilWar President Lincoln stated hisprimary purpose in fighting thewas topreserve the Union
President Lincoln was criticizedfor putting some people in jailwithout a trial at the beginning ofthe war. He stated this wasallowed because****** ********was suspended due to therebellion and national emergency.
President Lincoln was criticizedfor putting some people in jailwithout a trial at the beginning ofthe war. He stated this wasallowed becausehabeas corpuswas suspended due to therebellion and national emergency.
During the war, PresidentLincoln wrote the********* **********which would free all the slaves inthe states still in rebellion.
During the war, PresidentLincoln wrote theEmancipation Proclamationwhich would free all the slaves inthe states still in rebellion.
During the war, PresidentLincoln wrote theEmancipation Proclamationwhich would free all the slaves inthe states still in rebellion.
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