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| What is this an example of "I want to order pizza but my roommate wants japanese"? |
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| What is keeping what you earn and people are all equal? |
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| What is the process through which individuals and groups reach agreement on a course of common, or collective action even as they disagree on the intended goals of that action? |
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| What are the rules and procedures prescribing a process for reaching and enforcing collective agreements? |
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| What establishes its governing intitutions and the set of rules and procedures these institutions must follow? |
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| A constitution of a nation |
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| What is consisted of institutions and the legally prescribed process for making and enforcing collective agreement? |
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| What is the right of the office to make a particular decision? |
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| What refers to an individual officeholder's influence with other officeholders? |
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| What gets a lot worse when the size of a group increases? |
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| What occurs when members of a group decide that they are personally better off pursuing their own agenda while undermining the collective effort? |
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| What occurs when individuals within a group attempt to enjoy the collective benefits of membership without contributing? |
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| What is it when collective good will disappear unless members cooperate to preserve it? |
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| What is another word for preventing people from doing something? |
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| What is the time, effort, and resources required to make a collective decision? |
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| What is the difference between what any one party prefers and what the collective body requires? |
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| What is a consensus agreement? |
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| What is the authority to exert comprehensive control over those under one's dominion? |
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| What is the ability to reject a proposal from another office or institution? |
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| What is the authority to determine the set of alternatives on which the group decides? |
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| What is the process of allowing leaders to make decisions? |
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| What is it called when you have 50% + 1% in a vote? |
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| What is it called when you have anything above a 50% + 1% vote? |
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| What kind of democracy is it when the public delegates legislative power, executive power, and judicial power to a government? |
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| What is the original larger group refered to as? |
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| Who does the principal delegate their authority to? |
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| What is the difference between what the principals want and what their agents actually do? |
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| Delegation and majority rule can often be mixed to create what? |
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| A representative democracy |
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| What is it called when a representative democracy places constraints on representatives? |
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| What is it called when you have debt, they either throw you in prison, or you go to the new world? |
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| What is it called when you rule yourself? |
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| What was the war the France and England fought in? |
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| French and Indian War 1754-1763 |
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| What made people put a stamp on all printed material? |
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| What put a tax on imported tea? |
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| What was a outburst of the colonies to fight back against the tea act by throwing the tea overboard in the Harbor? |
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| What forced British troops live with the Colonists? |
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| Restraining and Coercive Acts of 1774 |
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| What pushed Independence on the National stage? |
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| What was signed because they wanted self governance because we needed to be independent and we need home rule? |
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| Declaration of Independence |
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| What started the Revelutionary War? |
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| The Declaration of Independence |
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| What created a loose confederation of autonomous states? |
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| The Articles of Confederation |
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| What is it called when we have the same number of members in Congress no matter how large the state is? |
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| Equal Representation of states |
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| What was it called when farmers protested and they get arrested, but more and more farmers protest and it leads to a revised Articles of Confederation? |
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| What is it called when people govern themselves? |
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| What was proposed by the larger states in the Constitutional Convention? |
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| What was proposed by the smaller states in the Constitutional Convention? |
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| What was proposed in the Constitutional Convention that wanted a bicameral legislature and could make any laws and veto any state laws? |
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| What was proposed in the Constitutional Convention that wanted a Unicameral Legislature with equal representation? |
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| What cut the Virginia Plan and The New Jersey Plan in half? |
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| What are powers that are listed in the Constitution? |
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| What gives Congress ability to regulate interstate and international commerce? |
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| What are two or more states? |
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| What gives Congress the ability to make all laws which shall be necessary and proper for exercising the enumerated powers? |
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| Necessary and proper clause |
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| What is another name for the Necessary and Proper Clause? |
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| What are elections held at state levels? |
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| What says that the Constitution and the Laws of the United states should be the supreme law of the land? |
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| What is it called when state offer better deals and compete with one another to get a certain thing that they want? |
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| What Article and Section forbids states from entering into treaties with foreign countries? |
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| What Article and Section is where the Constitution authorized Congress to regulate interstate commerce? |
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| What article was a protection of states? |
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| What Article and Section says that Northern states must return fugitive slaves? |
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| What is another word for confirmation? |
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| Which group was for Ratification? |
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| Which group was not for Ratification? |
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| What is a group of likeminded individuals with similar goals? |
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| Factions (Democratic and Republic) |
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| What prevents people from gathering together to discust their ideas? |
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| What outlined the theory behind constitutional design? |
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| What forced people to think alike? |
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| What is it called when there are two groups within a society and it prevents tyranny? |
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| What discusses the motivation behind the separation of powers? |
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| What is it called when lower-level governments derive authority from cental government? |
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| Unitary (Central over states) (most popular) |
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| What is it called when the central government derives authority from the lower-level governments? |
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| Confederation (state over central) |
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| What is the Hybrid of Unitary and Confederation? |
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| What Amendment reserved powers for states? |
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| What was it called when the state and national government was completely separate? |
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| What is it called when the National and State jointly supply service? |
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| What forced truckers to get their licenses from their own state? |
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| The commercial motor vehicle Safety Act |
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| What is it called when states try to outbid each other for a business? |
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| What was FDR's thing that was after the Great Depression? |
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| What did Lyndon B Johnson create when Democrats felt that property trascended state borders? |
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| What is a grant that is the exaxt amount given to states for specific purpose? |
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| What kind of grant is where the Federal government matches state spending in a policy area? |
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| What is it called when the National Government uses rules to require states to administer policies with limited or no financial assistance? |
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| What is it called when you apply certain rules and guidelines to a broad array of federally-subsidized state programs? |
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| cross-cutting requirements |
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| What says that states must adhere to the guidelines of one program to recieve funding for another unrelated program? |
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| What is it called when one state wants something and another state wants a different thing, so you they have to pick which one they want more? |
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