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| Name the four theories of elite influence |
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| marxism, pluralism, elitism, and bureacratism |
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| working class will take over concepts |
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| what is elitism and pluralism? |
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elitism-identifiable group of persons who possess a disproportionate amount of power
pluralism- competition between specific groups |
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| year of and weaknesses of Articles |
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| 1781; had no judicial system, was like a league of friendship, had no power to tax, and had no strong nat'l army |
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| when was shay's rebellion? |
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| what is unitary government? |
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| a central authority that holds all power over state government, basically nat'l gov. trumps all |
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| what is the fifth amendment? 4th? |
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| double jeopardy; warrants |
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| purpose of an elastic clause? |
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| to clarify when constitution is vague about a subject |
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| who are the three authors of the federalist papers? |
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| jay, hamiliton, and madison |
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| Who many years to import slaves? |
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| who wrote two treatise on government? |
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| what does the 6th amendment say? |
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| right to a free lawyer if you can not afford one |
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| king during american revolution? |
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