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AP® U.S. Government - Campaigns and Elections

Suffrage is the legal right to vote in political elections. In the U.S., suffrage has expanded over time to include nearly all citizens aged 18 and older.

US Government AP - The Media

Mass media includes all communication channels—like TV, newspapers, radio, the Internet—used to reach and inform large groups of people. Both bureaucracy and mass media are called “The Fourth Branch of Government” because bureaucracy creates rules that affect laws, and media shapes public awareness ...

US Government AP - Campaigns and Elections

When the Constitution was ratified, voting rights were limited mostly to white male property owners. Over time, especially in the early 1800s, most states removed property requirements, expanding suffrage to more white men.

US Government AP - Political Parties

There were no political parties when the Constitution was enacted in 1789. However, by the end of George Washington’s presidency, parties had formed around key leaders like Hamilton (Federalist) and Jefferson (Democratic-Republican).

US Government AP - Political Beliefs and Behaviors

Political culture is the shared set of beliefs, values, and norms about how political and economic life should function. In the U.S., this includes respect for democratic processes like peaceful transfers of power.

US Government AP - Foreign Policy

Branch Responsible for Foreign Policy: The executive branch holds the most responsibility for foreign policy, primarily through the president and the secretary of state.

US Government AP - Federalism

Delegated powers are specific powers granted to the national government by the Constitution, such as regulating interstate commerce and establishing post offices. Implied powers are not explicitly stated but are reasonably inferred from delegated powers, supported by the Necessary and Proper Clause—...

Voting Methods and Fairness Criteria

This deck covers various voting methods and the fairness criteria associated with them, including the plurality, Borda count, plurality-with-elimination, and pairwise comparison methods. It also addresses Arrow's Impossibility Theorem and the criteria these methods may or may not satisfy.

Ch 14 Government Presidential Powers and Executive Actions Flashcards

This deck covers the key concepts related to presidential powers and executive actions, including types of pardons, executive orders, and recognition of foreign states.

7th Govt Review Asia Part 2

This deck contains 20 flashcards that cover the key concepts from the 7th Government Review for Asia Part 2, including types of economies, political systems, and specific examples of Middle Eastern countries.

Foundations of American Government

This deck covers key concepts, theories, and historical elements of American government, including foundational documents, political theories, and landmark Supreme Court cases.

Foundations of U.S. Government & Political Theory Part 2

This deck covers key concepts, principles, and historical elements of U.S. government and political theory, including compromises, federalism, and landmark Supreme Court cases.

Foundations of U.S. Government & Political Theory Part 1

This deck covers the fundamental concepts of U.S. government and political theory, including definitions, key historical documents, and influential political theories.

Key Concepts in U.S. Government and Politics Part 4

This deck covers 23 essential concepts in U.S. government and politics, including advantages of incumbency, interest groups, political action committees, and more.

Key Concepts in U.S. Government and Politics Part 3

This deck covers 20 essential terms and concepts in U.S. government and politics, focusing on the legislative branch, political parties, and budgeting processes.

Key Concepts in U.S. Government and Politics Part 2

This deck covers essential terms and concepts related to the U.S. government and politics, focusing on the legislative branch, fiscal and monetary policy, and the policy-making process.

Separation of Powers Part 4

This deck covers the power of Congress to limit the President's appointment power, landmark cases, and the concept of Independent Agencies, Executive Agencies, and Presidential Immunity.

Separation of Powers Part 3

This deck covers the separation of powers between the legislative and executive branches, focusing on executive immunity, non-delegation doctrine, presentment, bicameralism, line-item veto, recess appointment, and the President's power to appoint and remove officers.

Separation of Powers Part 2

Flashcards covering the President's and Congress's powers in foreign affairs, war, detention, and executive privilege.

Separation of Powers Part 1

This deck covers the fundamental principles of separation of powers, checks and balances, and the division of powers among the legislative, executive, and judicial branches of government.

Civics Exam Prep Part 3

This deck covers key questions and answers from the Civics Exam, focusing on rights, historical events, and important figures in U.S. history.

Chapter 4 Government: Powers and Responsibilities

This deck covers the various powers and responsibilities of the national and state governments as outlined in Chapter 4, including delegated, expressed, implied, and inherent powers.

Brutus No. 1: Anti-Federalist Concerns

This deck covers key arguments and concepts from Brutus No. 1, highlighting Anti-Federalist concerns about the U.S. Constitution, including the potential for federal tyranny and the inadequacy of a large republic.

Electoral College Us Gov

This flashcard set explains the Electoral College system in the U.S., including how it functions and how electors are chosen based on the popular vote in each state. Ideal for understanding the formal process of electing the President and Vice President.

Separation of Powers

This deck covers the fundamental concepts of the separation of powers in the U.S. government, including the roles of each branch and the system of checks and balances.

Unit 5 Progress Check: MCQ

This deck covers key questions and answers related to political trends, voter behavior, campaign communication, and landmark court cases.

Federalist No. 70: The Case for a Strong Unitary Executive

This deck covers the key arguments and concepts from Federalist No. 70, focusing on the necessity of a unitary executive for accountability, energy, and protection against legislative encroachments.

Roles, Qualifications, and Powers of the U.S. President Part 2

This deck covers the unwritten qualifications, powers, and responsibilities of the U.S. President, including executive orders, military powers, and the structure of the Executive Office of the President.

Roles, Qualifications, and Powers of the U.S. President Part 1

This deck covers the official and unofficial roles of the U.S. President, their qualifications, powers, and other related facts.

Primary and General Elections

This deck covers key concepts related to primary and general elections, including terms like gerrymandering, redistricting, and voting rights.

How a Bill Becomes a Law

This deck covers the steps involved in the legislative process of how a bill becomes a law in the United States.

Political Machines: Vocabulary

This deck covers key terms and figures related to political machines, influential organizations linked to political parties that controlled local governments in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

U.S. Government Powers and Presidential Roles Part 2

This deck covers key concepts related to the roles and powers within the U.S. government, focusing on presidential roles, executive orders, and various offices and positions within the White House.

Civics Chapter 10 Part 3

This deck covers key concepts from Civics Chapter 10 Part 3, focusing on the election process, Electoral College, and voting systems in the United States.

Expressed vs Implied Powers

This deck covers the differences between expressed and implied powers as outlined in the U.S. Constitution, providing definitions and examples of each.

Missouri Compromise Provisions

This deck covers the main provisions of the Missouri Compromise, including the admission of Maine as a free state, Missouri as a slave state, and the prohibition of slavery in the rest of the Louisiana Territory north of latitude 36 30'.

Concurrent, Reserved & Exclusive Powers Part 2

This deck covers the reserved and exclusive powers within the U.S. government, focusing on the roles of Congress, the House of Representatives, and the Senate.

Key Principles and Powers of the U.S. Government

This deck covers fundamental concepts and principles of the U.S. government, including popular sovereignty, federalism, and various types of powers allocated to different levels of government.

Federalism and the Balance of Power Part 2

This deck covers key Supreme Court cases and constitutional amendments related to federalism and the balance of power in the United States.

Federalism and the Balance of Power Part 1

This deck covers key concepts related to federalism and the balance of power between state and federal governments, including Supreme Court decisions, constitutional clauses, and historical developments.

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