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using tv/posters/other forms of advertisement to endorse a political party

-tb commercials

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people giving information about their political goals

-what a lot of people do/volunteers

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laziness, no desire to do a thing

-many young adults are apathetic towards voting

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a group of people that want a certain political goal

-lobbyists

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duty or responsibility

-being president

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a set of votes for presidential elections

-what happens every four years

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where political parties are chosen

-happens for every election

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where the people for the parties are chosen

-getting who represents the parties

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when your dont like your state elected officials

-deciding your dont enjoy the term of you state officials

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going outside of your political party

-voting some dem. some republican

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selecting all for your political party

-voting all democrat

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multiple major political parties

-Britain

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two options

-united states

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tyranny, only one option

-china

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something to stand on

-platform shoes

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a piece of wood

-plank from ed, edd, n eddy

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less tolerant/ more strict

-republicans

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more accepting of things and more tolerant

- raleigh

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a group of people and how they identify politically

-republicans, democrats, green party, etc.

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having the most of something

- in elections we can see this represented when one candidate gets most votes

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having multiple of something

- when voting we can see this represented

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allowing something

- some people have high/low alcohol tolerance

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a wide array of something, variety

- in school there are many different types of people

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powers that both the state and federal government share
examples: establishing courts; taxes

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powers that are allowed by the constitution that are not directly stated
examples: minimum wage; same crimes

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powers which are neither prohibited nor explicitly
examples: state laws, local laws

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allowing the legislative branch to have power over the people
examples: there are 28 listed !

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no one is above the law

examples: everyone has to pay the same fine for the same thing; everyone is held to the same standard

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the support of a large federal government in hand with the state government
examples: state laws & federal laws

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review of how consitutional a thing/law is

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each branch has a influence over decisions

examples: our current law making system; president veto

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where not all the power lays in one person's hand
examples: our 3 branches of government; in school, there are multiple admins that weigh in on decisions

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allowing the citizens to vote for their representatives
ex: voting for the presidential elections; voting on local elections

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convention where legislators discussed the issues with the AOC

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farmers rebelling against civil rights injustices

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created the bicameral system we have to this day

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essays written in order to promote the constitution

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believed in a smaller federal government in order to prevent another Britain situation

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believed in a large federal government; small state government

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the right to life, liberty, property, and happiness; natural born rights

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believed the government should have the powers separated

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a well known enlightenment philosopher

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a pamphlet written, explaining why the colonist needed to break away from british rule

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people give up some rights in return for protection from the government

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the original constitution; was later replaced

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The british had chosen to ignore the colonist until they began thriving and then decided to tyrant over them

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The colonist being taxed for products without having a say in the government