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| People should be free to act as they wish |
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| Right to make binding decisions |
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| People should succeed of fail on their own |
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| broad course of government action |
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| Government should stay out of the economy |
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| differences are a source of strength |
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| government power is limited |
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| Deep seated beliefs of a people |
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| Power is wielded by a few people |
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| ability to control policy decisions |
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| society's interests are represented by groups |
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| all people have moral worth |
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| decisions are determined by popular vote |
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| aristotles six fold classifications of government |
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Good Gov't: Aristocracy, Monarchy, Democracy
BAD: Tyranny, Anarchy, Oligarchy |
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| Grants that let states decide how to spend money |
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| congress can made necessary and proper laws |
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| congress prescribes how states spend grant money |
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| national law is superior to state law |
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| giving powers back to the states |
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| congress can regulate commerce |
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| authority is divided between two levels of gov't |
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| congress could not outlaw slavery justice Tawny |
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| national gov't can do things not expressly in constitution |
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| powers granted to the states by the constitution |
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| Proponent of nullification |
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| Government system in which the states rule |
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| Powers specifically granted to national government by the constitution |
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| 1st woman supreme court justice |
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| judiciary should respect previous decisions |
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| Brown v. board of education |
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| 1st Black supreme court justice |
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| Supreme Court picks president |
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| Right to lawyer in felony cases |
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| Abortion legal in first trimester |
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| courts determine constitutionality |
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| Judiciary should develop new principles |
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| relevant circumstance of a legal dispute |
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| Lower federal courts must follow Supreme Court |
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| Sex between same sex couples okay |
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| reasons behind a judicial decision |
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| Faragher v. City of Boca Raton |
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| no sexual harrassment in work place |
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| kimel v Florida Board of regents |
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| age discrimination can be legal |
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| Permission the to bring matter before court |
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| no prior restraint of press |
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| Nasty, racist publications are okay |
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| illegally Obtained evidence cant be used |
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| action which expresses a political opinion flag burning |
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| Homosexual acts cant be forbidden |
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| Writing lies about someone |
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| Porn on the internet is Okay |
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| Equal protection to all persons guaranteed |
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| EXTENDED on Exclusionary rule |
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| Felony suspects must have a lawyer |
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| No prayer in public schools |
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| School vouchers okay for religious schools |
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| Speaking lies about someone |
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| Libel of public official requires malice |
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| established the right to privacy, Women could use prescribed contraceptives |
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| Opponents of the constitution |
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| Chief Justice of the supreme Court |
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| Two treatises on Government |
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| Created bicameral legislature |
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| courts can determine constitutionality |
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| Declaration of Independence |
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| Leader of Massachusetts tax rebellion |
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| Articles of Confederation |
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| First Government of the U.S. |
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| using gov't to control gov't |
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| A Treatise on Human Nature |
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