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Bill of Rights
Checks and balances
Tyranny
Chapter 1
Government
Autocracy
Oligarchy
Democracy
Constitutional government
Authoritarian government
Totalitarian government
Politics
Instrumental
Institutions
Jurisdiction
Agenda power
Veto power
Delegation
Principle-agent
relationship
Transaction costs
Collective action principle
Free riding
Public good
Tragedy of the commons
By-product theory
Selective benefits
Path dependency
*Prisoners
dilemma
*Keep-Share Game
*Nash equilibrium
Five principles of politics
Chapter 3
Federalism
Sovereignty
Expressed powers
Implied powers
*Negative right vs positive
right
Necessary and proper
clause
Reserved powers (10th
Amendment)
Federalists
Anti-federalists
Police power
Concurrent powers
Full faith and credit
Clause
Privileges and immunities
Home rule
Dual federalism
Commerce clause
Cooperative federalism
Grants-in-aid
Categorical grants-in-aid
Project grants
Formula grants
Unfunded mandates
Block grants
States rights
State sovereign immunity
Checks and balances
Legislative supremacy
Divided government
Executive privilege
Writ of habeas corpus
*Regulated federalism
*New federalism
Chapter 2
Articles of Confederation
and Perpetual Union
New Jersey and VA plans
Great Compromise
Three-fifths compromise
Bicameralism
Expressed power
Necessary and proper
Clause
Judicial review
Supremacy clause
Separation of powers
Federalism
Chapter 4
Civil liberties
Strict scrutiny
Dual citizenship
14th Amendment
Miranda rule
Establishment clause
Lemon test
Free exercise clause
Clear and present danger
Prior restraint
Speech plus
Libel
Slander
Fighting words
Due process
Exclusionary rule
Grand jury
Double jeopardy
Eminent domain
Right to privacy
Selective and total
incorportaion
Chapter 5
Civil rights
Equal protection clause
Separate
but
equal
rule
de jure segregation
de facto segregation
intermediate scrutiny
affirmative action
*Civil Rights Act of 1964
*Commerce Clause
*White primaries, poll tax,
literacy test,
grandfather clause
Affirmative Action
*Plessy v. Ferguson
*Brown v. Board of
Education
Notes:
Terms in italics were
emphasized in class.
You do NOT need to know
the terms that are crossed
out like this.
*These terms were
emphasized in class but do
not necessarily appear as
highlighted vocab terms in
the book.