Across
- 4. economic theory supported by big government spending on social programs
- 5. giving racial preference to persons applying for jobs and university
- 8. process of learning political beliefs
- 9. amendment used to make the decision in Miranda v. Arizona
- 12. poll used to repeatedly check opinions over time
- 13. clause allowing individuals to practice their religion without government interference so long as it does not break the law
- 16. done when leaving a voting station
- 18. the only limit to affirmative action according to the Supreme Court
- 19. amendment delegating power to the states
- 20. subset of the population used to represent the whole
- 25. clause promising certain actions must take place before your natural rights are taken away
- 27. amendment gives us the right to a speedy trial, counsel, and jury
- 28. ideology that believes the primary purpose of government is to promote equality for all, especially in economic affairs
- 32. policies that are meant to prevent discrimination, providing everyone with their civil liberties
- 35. act protecting those with disabilities in public places by ensuring their accommodations are met
- 36. prohibited by the Fifth Amendment; cannot be tried for the same crime twice
- 37. ideology that puts emphasis on individualism and limited government
- 38. guarantees equal educational opportunities for boys and girls in higher education
- 39. person's beliefs about the goals and outcomes of government
Down
- 1. process of applying the Bill of Rights to the states
- 2. done to monitor public opinion
- 3. clause used make the decision in Engel v. Vitale
- 6. first ten amendments
- 7. amendment used to make decision in Roe v. Wade because the Bill of Rights is not exhaustive
- 10. amendment protecting the freedom of speech, press, religion, and petition
- 11. controlled by the Fed, dealing with the supply of money available to the public
- 14. clause used to justify Brown v. Board decision and other civil rights policies
- 15. amendment with the Equal Protection and Due Process Clause
- 17. decided in Plessy v.Ferguson, but overturned in Brown v. Board
- 21. a poll is considered this if it has at least 1500 participants, random sample, and a margin of error about 3%
- 22. prohibit illegally obtained evidence to be used in court
- 23. economic theory supported by cutting government taxing
- 24. promise of protections found in the Bill of Rights
- 26. censorship; government is not allowed to do this
- 29. taxing and spending, controlled by Congress and the President
- 30. expected difference of poll results and the actual opinions held by the population
- 31. ideology that believes in minimal government involvement in all situations
- 33. combined political attitudes held by individuals in the same culture, often explain the structures of government
- 34. amendment that protects us against unreasonable search and seizure