Midterm Review

1. another type of freedom colonists sought 💰
3. power to approve presidential appointments, treaties, etc.
7. win-win
9. when an article shows favoritism based on emotion
12. document which establishes our system of government
14. impeachment, advise and consent, judicial review, for example
16. adding water to gatorade that is too strong
17. The different governments will control each other, at the same time that each will be controlled by itself
19. one house legislature
21. key component of federalism regarding power and the national and state governments
24. what a credible source lists at the end of their work
25. enforce
29. The Tenth Amendment to the Constitution (read it, then ID the basic principle)
30. popular sovereignty, as a form
31. drawing congressional districts to maximize influence
32. write
33. cause of the American revolution
34. two house legislature
35. key component of the legislative process centered around conflict resolution
36. the Bill of Rights _________ the national government
37. "Buy this thing you don't need now because it'll make your life better!"

1. group which supported ratification of the Constitution
2. giving a voter more representation than they should have
4. one type of freedom colonists sought
5. group based conflict resolution (round table)
6. Important committee to serve on if you want to control the conversation in the House
8. president does not veto or sign a bill, but the bill dies
10. interpret
11. what the anti-federalists wanted more than anything else
13. key legislative power in the case Gibbons v. Ogden
15. delaying a bill with the intent to not stop speaking until it fails
18. sending a bill being filibustered a lifeline (senate only)
20. house based on the New Jersey plan (2:state)
22. compromise
23. Man Articles of Confederation worst enemy
26. formal Declaration letter written to King George III
27. House based on apportionment and census data
28. another freedom colonists sought 👑