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| An economic system that promotes competition |
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| Where supply and demand line cross |
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| What would result from more anti-trust legislature |
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| A country with a communist dictator |
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| A veto bill can still be passed |
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| A law passed by Congress to check the power of the executive branch |
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| The process that start an initiative |
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| Compromise between House and the Senate |
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| A bill that goes to a conference committee |
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| The main goal of the interest groups |
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| A decrease in the work force |
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| If you increase worker productivity |
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| How government rewards individual innovation |
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| Government would lower taxes during a recession |
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| Thomas Paine asks the colonists to declare independence from England |
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| Prohibited by US Constitution |
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| Trying a person twice for the same crime |
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| Responsible for enforcing the laws at the state level |
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| A political party position on issues |
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| Beyond a Reasonable Doubt |
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| What is the standard guilt applied in criminal cases |
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| How citizens could prevent commercial buildings in neighborhood |
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| Who is responsible for burden of proof in a criminal case |
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