Unit 3 Vocabulary Part 2.

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  1. 4. The executive branch, led by the President, is responsible for enforcing laws and running the day-to-day operations of the government.
  2. 7. Racism, a belief in the superiority of one race over another, has led to discrimination and injustice throughout history
  3. 10. An election is a formal group decision-making process by which constituents select individuals to hold public office.
  4. 13. A rebellion is an uprising against an established authority, often motivated by a desire for political or social change.
  5. 15. An amendment to the Constitution allows for changes and additions, ensuring the document remains relevant over time.
  6. 16. Conflict between countries or within a nation can arise from differences in ideology, resources, or territorial disputes.
  7. 18. The United States' two-party system, dominated by Democrats and Republicans, shapes much of its political landscape
  8. 19. Constituents are the people that politicians represent, often defined by geographical boundaries like districts or states
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  1. 1. The legislative branch, consisting of the Senate and the House of Representatives, creates and passes laws.
  2. 2. The disenfranchisement of certain groups in history shows how important it is for every citizen to have the right to vote.
  3. 3. The Presidential Cabinet consists of the heads of the executive departments, advising the President on various national issues.
  4. 5. The Constitution is the supreme law of the United States, outlining the framework of government and fundamental rights
  5. 6. The judicial branch, led by the Supreme Court, interprets laws and ensures they align with the Constitution
  6. 8. The concept of individualism emphasizes the importance of personal independence and self-reliance in shaping one's destiny.
  7. 9. A demographic shift, like immigration after the Revolutionary war, can have a significant impact on society, economy, and politics.
  8. 11. Resistance movements have often played a key role in fighting against oppression and bringing about social change.
  9. 12. Forced migration, often caused by war or natural disasters, has led to significant changes in the population and culture of various regions
  10. 14. The Senate, part of Congress, is composed of two senators from each state, playing a crucial role in the legislative process.
  11. 17. Studying historical examples of injustice helps us understand the need for laws and systems that treat everyone fairly.