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AP GOVERNMENT unit 2 review

a review of terms and concepts from AP Government Unit 2.

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Created Date 12.08.23
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  • Bars government from unreasonable search and seizure.
  • Extends the right to jury to federal civil cases.
  • Right to speedy and public trial, impartial jury, face the accuser, and be informed of criminal charges.
  • Bars excessive bail, fines, and cruel and unusual punishment.
  • Lays out legislative branch.
  • Lays out Executive branch.
  • Lays out Judicial branch.
  • 100 members, can filibuster
  • 435 members, limited debate, revenue bills
  • Powers explicitly given to congress
  • Spending that is required to have a budget by law.
  • Spending that is approved on an annual basis.
  • Part of the Executive branch.
  • Mutually beneficial relationship between Congress, bureaucratic agencies, and interest groups.
  • Multiple iron triangles intertwined and interlocked through conflicted interests.
  • Giving or taking away funding from agencies as congress sees fit.
  • Combination of members from both houses of Congress in a committee to conduct oversight and investigations.
  • Compromise between Federalists and Anti-Federalists.
  • Request for the Supreme Court to hear a case from a lower court.
  • Hamilton argues that an energetic and powerful executive is needed, and so a single President is best.
  • Hamilton defends judicial review and the Judicial branch is allowed to declare statues unconstitutional.
  • Courts follow legal precedents when deciding cases with similar facts.
  • Methods evolve with technology- tweets, videos, television. State of the Union address.
  • Cabinet members, ambassadors, supreme court, court of appeals, and district court.

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