APGov/Econ

1. the people who are looking for a job and want to work but arnt
3. the case where the courts start using the necessary and proper clause
4. when you left your old job and are still trying to find a new one
5. drawing the voting districts to group together majority or minority voters for a specific outcome, in the case shaw v reno they decided you can not draw districts beyond what is reasonable to enhance minority voting strength
8. rights that are implied by the constitution
13. the case where clear and present danger is set
15. a system where the majority directly vote on the laws they want to enact
18. a political system where the power is equally divided between the national and state government
19. all capital bought in a year
20. the percent of people who are working, and who are actively looking
22. gdp per person
23. when your unemployed for a certain season
24. a letter from martian luther king jr when he was oi jail defending his civil disobedience
25. part of the first amendment that denys the government from supporting a specific religion

2. the case in which judicial review was first used, set in place by John Marshall
6. the gross domestic product that the country produces
7. talking for as long as you can to stop or delay the vote of a bill “talking a bill to death”
9. in the first amendment, it denys the government the ability to control what religion you worship
10. grants given from the national government the the states for a general purpose but does allow some leeway
11. the case which used the 6th amendment, having the right to an attorney
12. clips from speeches that the media tends to use
14. process clause part of the 14th amendment, that denys states of taking away life, liberty, or property without the correct process of the law
16. used to protect civil rights and part of the 14th amendment
17. american products sold to other nations minus the products that we bought
21. the rate the prices increase