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| How nations are connected |
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| An organization that keeps the social order |
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| when a group has the right to settle it's affairs politically |
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| creating social stability |
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| A political system where all goods are divided equally. Goods controlled by government |
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| Goods and services provided by government |
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| No restraints of behavior |
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| Immunity... Freedom from slavery. |
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| The government powers to maintain order. |
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| Idea that everyone has the same chances of succeeding. |
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| concept that government has to regulate status and wealth by redistributing. |
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| What citizens of a nation are entitled to |
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| a set of ideas that match a persons beliefs on the amount of power government should receive |
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| unlimited government power |
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| a form of rule which government regulates private industry and regulation of economy, allows some private businesses. |
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| guarantees civil liberties, citizens vote on policies. |
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| government that favors private business. |
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| Freedom from government except in protecting life and property |
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| opposes any government in business. |
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| use government to promote equality but not order. |
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| opposed to order or equality. |
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| promote order and equality |
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| the people rule directly or indirectly |
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| procedural democratic theory |
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| everyone should participate |
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| everyone should participate in politics |
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| the decision should reflect at least greater than half. |
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| Where people rule themselves rather than officials |
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| where public officials are elected |
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| when the government does what the majority of people want them to do |
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| substansive democratic theory |
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| the government is embodied in the policy it makes rather than the procedure |
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| rights that government cannot deny to anyone including minorities |
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| government is ruled by the majority |
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| government is controled by interest groups |
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| that a small group of people make decisions in government |
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| power is concentrated on few people |
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| belief people should have the right to remove rulers that dont represent their interest |
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| A government without a monarchy. |
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| a loose associatiation of independent states that agree to cooperate on manners. |
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| seperated government into 3 parts |
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| an attempt to amend the Articles of confederation |
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| Votes depend on population |
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| where people have power but the government officials excersize them. |
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| division between state and federal government |
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| division between state and federal government |
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| granted to congress by constitution |
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| powers that congress has in order to carry out enumerated |
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| Nessacary and proper clause |
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| power to declare government act invalid because of violation of the government |
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| the clause in article VI that says national government has authority over state. |
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| city and town governments |
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| process which people acquire political value |
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| rule that stated that a broadcast must give both sides of politics equal airtime |
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| focus on which candidate is ahead instead of important issues |
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| belief that tv is at fault for the people's lack of political knowledge |
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| critisizes business and public |
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| behavior that shows support of current government |
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| behavior that tries to change the government policies |
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| based on goodness of people and wisomd of instead of groups |
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| election on a policy issue |
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| procedure where voters propose an issue to be decided. |
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| standard socioeconomical model |
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| more money, more education, more participation |
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| a political parties candidate. |
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| what links people with government |
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| where election creates a sharp change in existing parties |
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| change in voting patterns after the critical election |
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| when the importance of a party in voting lessens.. |
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| when states hold caucass early |
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| When an election lacks an incumbent |
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| political organization of the IRC tax-exempt and accept unlimited funds but cannot advocate a candidate |
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