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designed to curb inflation by increasing the reserves of commercial banks

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performs the functions of a central bank and is used to implement the country's monetary policy, providing a national system of reserve cash available to banks

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The regulation of the money supply and interest rates by a central bank,

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when the economy declines significantly for at least six months.

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low turning point or a local minimum of a business cycle.

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phase of the business cycle when the economy moves from a trough to a peak.

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top stage of a standard free-market economy.

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A government policy of expanding the economy by making money more easily available

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the process of becoming smaller.

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a cycle or series of cycles of economic expansion and contraction.

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a statement or image meant to mislead people into believing an exaggerated truth

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don't care; opposite of sympathy

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people hired by special interest groups to persuade lawmakers to benefits their clause

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a group people who have the same view on a specific issue

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the candidate running to keep his or her job

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every state is worth a certain number of votes and each state has its own elected president

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winner of primary election announced and party platform is created

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determines who the candidate will be in each party

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special election to vote someone out of office

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voting for candidates from different places

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voting for all candidates in one party

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multiple political parties run for national election

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two party dominate the government

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only one party to form the government

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a candidates or party's stance on all issues

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a candidates stance on one issue

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Warren's Government-run drug factories are no doubt a plank in her campaign: Varney

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someone who tends to want less government involvement

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someone who tends to want more government involvement

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a group of people who share similar beliefs

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when a candidate more than half of the votes

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when a candidate receives the most votes

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acceptance to others

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variety

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an action against the government

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Understand Tort Law in 17 Minutes (Part I)

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Laws that are developed in the court in certain cases and can be used in future cases

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law passed by the congress or state legislatures

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Common law Vs Statutory Law & Common law Vs Civil law : Differences

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Differences between Common Law and (Statute) Statutory Law are discussed here. I have also covered the differences between Common law system and Civil (Code) law system in this video. Useful links http://www.usa.gov/Topics/Reference-Shelf/Laws.shtml http://www.legislation.gov.uk Music: Crimson Fly

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a rule that is established in a previous case that has some relation

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the power to make legal judgement and decisions

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What is Jurisdiction, Key Points, Highlights, and Cases

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system of law concerned with the punishment of someone who commits a crime

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the system of law which the law is concerned with personal relations rather than criminal

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the law that regulates procedures of government operations

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Tech Policy Lab, University of Washington

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Is the number of prisoners who were released and return to jail for committing another crime

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refers to the rules that court cases follow when determining cases.

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Structure of the Court System: Crash Course Government and Politics #19

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he power to listen to a court case first

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the constitutional right to reject a proposal by the law making body

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are permanent legislative panels that oversight federal agencies and programs

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shared concerns, attempts to influence public policy in its favor.

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legislative maneuver that allows a president or other official with veto power to exercise that power over a bill by taking no action

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an activist who seeks to persuade the governm

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the people politicians have been elected to represent

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It is a meeting for the purpose of reconciling differences within the legislation

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A political procedure during a debate that is prolonged to prevent a decision from being made

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A procedure for ending a debate or taking a vote.
Ex.

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allows the supreme court to review acts and other branches of gov. and state laws
Ex. Miranda V. Arizona
Plessey V. Ferguson

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powers that the constitution doesn't deny to the federal government or the states
Ex.Levy taxes
Borrow money

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powers reserved for the states
Ex. Tax citizens
Punish criminals

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powers are not stated in the constitution but drawn from the expressed powers
Ex. Punish tax evasion
Set a minimum wage

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they are specifically stated in the constitution
Ex. Levy and collect taxes
establish post offices

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the restriction of power by subordinating it to well defined and established laws

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combining of the federal government with the national government

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ensures that political power is not concentrated

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the separation of the government into three powers the legislative, executive, and judicial

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political doctrine that the people who lived in a region should determine for themselves the nature of their government
EX.the power of king to rule his people

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In Philadelphia, May 25-September 17, 1787 the writing of the new constitution took place.

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Violent attacks on courthouses in Massachusetts, 1986 by farmers who were angry about not receiving a lot of compensation and high taxes.

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An agreement between larger and smaller states about how much power states will have.

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The Virginia Plan, New Jersey Plan, and the Great Compromise

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85 articles and essays written by Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay to influenced the adoption of the constitution.

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People who opposed the ratification of the constitution.

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People who supported the government system.

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Was on unofficial British policy to relax on enforcement of strict law, such as trade laws.

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John Locke said the natural rights are Life, Liberty, and Property.

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French political philosopher famous for the articulation of separation of powers

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English philosopher widely known to have had been the first and most influential enlightenment thinkers

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Published by Thomas Paine about his beliefs in favor of American independence, which had a large impact of colonist.

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An agreement of contract between a society about common morals or political obligations

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Was the first written constitution of the US, Which was ratified in 1781 and replaced in 1789.

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The idea of imposing taxes on people who have no control. Thought to be made famous by James Otis

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No Taxation Without Representation - The Song