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AP Government Review SessionsSession 3: Sat. April 26 (1:30 PM- HHS Library)
Session 4: Sat. May 3 (9:30 AM- Freshman Center Lecture Hall
Follow @heymisterfitz for updates#FitzAPGov
www.misterfitz.net
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What you are up against…
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Some tips…
• Multiple Choice:
1. Read each question carefully. Don’t fall for the distractors
2. Bubble as you go!
• FRQS:
1. Define, Identify and Explain
2. Give examples even if not asked
3. No intro, thesis or conclusion
4. If it asks you to choose TWO of the following, choose ALL THREE for insurance
5. Demarcate your FRQs (A, B, C and so forth) this makes the reader happy
6. Answer the questions in the order you know them
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ConstitutionCivil
Liberties and Civil Rights
Federalism
Public Opinion & Political
Participation
Political Parties
Campaigns and Elections
Media
Presidency
Judiciary
Congress
Interest Groups and
Policy-making
Bureaucracy
The “Big XII”
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Question #1
Congress and the Bureaucracy
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Question #2
Congress, Political Participation and
Civil Rights
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Question #3
Judicial, legislative and executive branches
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Question #4
Elections, media, interest groups
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I. Constitution (5-15%)
• Locke and natural rights
• Shays
• “Miracle at Philadelphia”
• Factions and Federalist 10
• Madisonian Model
• Tyranny of the majority
• Great compromise
• Ratification debates
• Necessary and Proper clause (“elastic”)
• Commerce Clause
• 10th Amendment
• Theories of democratic gov’t:– Pluralism
– Hyper pluralism
– Elite theory
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II. Federalism (5-15%)
• Dual federalism
• Fiscal federalism
• Supremacy clause
• Block grants
• Categorical grants
• Grants-in-aid
• Gibbons v. Ogden (1823)
• U.S. v. Lopez (1995)
• Mandates
• ADA (1990)
• McCulloch v. Maryland (1819)
• Devolution (New federalism)
• Welfare Reform Act (1996)
• “Laboratories of Democracy”
• Inequality?
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III. Civil Liberties and Civil Rights (5-15%)
• 14th Amendment
– Equal protection clause
– Due process clause
• Incorporation Doctrine (Selective)
• Free exercise vs. establishment clause
• Schenck v. U.S. (1919)
• Gitlow v. New York (1925)
• Near v. Minnesota (1935)
• Miller v. California (1973)
• Texas v. Johnson (1989)
• New York Times v. U.S. (1971)
• Engel v. Vitale (1962)
• Lemon v. Kurzman (1971)
• Mapp v. Ohio (1961)
• Gideon v. Wainwright (1963)
• Miranda v. Arizona (1966)
• Griswold v. Connecticut (1965)
• Roe v. Wade (1973)
MUST KNOW Civil Lib cases:
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“2nd Tier Cases”
LESS likely to appear• Oregon v. Smith (1990)
• Reynolds v. U.S. (1878)
• Wisconsin v. Yoder (1972)
• Gregg v. Georgia (1976)
• New York Times v. Sullivan (1964)
• Tinker v. Des Moines (1969)
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III. Civil Liberties and Civil Rights (5-15%)
14th Amendment
• Discrimination-– Strict scrutiny
– Intermediate scrutiny
– Rational basis
Key Civil Rights Cases• Plessy v. Ferguson (1896)
• Korematsu v. U.S. (1944)
• Brown v. Board (1954)
• Baker v. Carr (1963)
• Wesberry v. Sanders (1964)
• Craig v. Boren (1976)
• UC Davis v. Bakke (1979)
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IV. Public Opinion & Political Participation5-15%
• Political socialization– Role of family
– Role of Education
• Political efficacy
• Equality of opportunity vs. results
• Mistrust of government
• Polls and Random Digit Dialing (RDD)
• Reapportionment
• Sunbelt
• Forms of political participation
• Unconventional forms of participation
• (think time energy and knowledge)
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IV. Public Opinion & Political Participation(5-15%)
• Who votes and for whom?– Blacks? Hispanics? Jews? Catholics? Evangelicals
Progressives? Conservatives?
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IV. Public Opinion & Political Participation(5-15%)
Geographically…– Rural? Urban? Northeast? Rustbelt? Sunbelt? South?
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IV. Public Opinion & Political Participation5-15%
• Suffrage Amendments– 15th, 17th,19th, 24th, 26th
• Open vs. Closed primaries
• Blanket primaries
• Voter fatigue
• Straight ticket voting
• Motor Voter Law (1993)
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V. Political Parties(5-15%)
• Linkage institutions
• Party-in-the-electorate
• Party-in-government
• Party as an organization
• Party realignment
• Critical elections
–1828, 1860, 1896, 1932, 1968
• Gerrymandering
• Role of third parties
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US THEM (Europe)
• Promotes stability
• Nearly impossible for 3rd parties to break-in
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VI. Campaigns and Elections (5-15%)
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VI. Campaigns and Elections(5-15%)
• Primary vs. general elections
• “Money, momentum and media”
• “Die-hard Diane” vs. “Donnie Don’t-Care”
• Caucus
• Direct primaries
• Role of the convention
• Gender gap
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PRIMARY VOTERS
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GENERAL ELECTION VOTERS
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VI. Campaigns and Elections(5-15%)
• Super Tuesday
• Frontloading
• McGovern-Fraser Commission
• Superdelegates
• PACS
• FECA (1974)– FEC
– Matching funds
• BCRA (2002)
• Hard $
• Soft $
• 527 groups
• Buckley v. Valeo (1976)
• Citizens United v. FEC (2010)
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VII. Media (5-15%)
• Functions:– Gatekeeper
– Watchdog
– Scorekeeper
• Trial balloons
• Scripted events
• Paid media vs. free media
• Broadcasting vs. narrowcasting
• Selective attention
• Horse-race journalism
• Agenda-setting
• Soundbites
• Role of Vietnam and Watergate
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4-26-2014
• As you’re waiting start working through the released questions embedded in your handout
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AP Government Review SessionsSession 3: Sat. April 26 (1:30 PM- HHS Library)
Session 4: Sat. May 3 (9:30 AM- Freshman Center Lecture Hall
Follow @heymisterfitz for updates#FitzAPGov
www.misterfitz.net
If you miss a session, you can stream the audio at the above link as well as grab tons of review sources
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VIII. Presidency (20-30%)
• Seven Roles-
– Chief of State
– Chief Executive
– Commander-in Chief
– Chief Diplomat
– Chief Legislator
– Chief of the Party
– Guardian of the Economy
• 22nd and 25th Amendments
• War Powers Resolution (1973)– 24 hour notification
– 60/90 day to remove troops
• Vetoes-
– Regular veto
– Pocket-veto
– Line-item
• Role of the Cabinet
• Executive privilege
• Executive orders
• Executive agreements
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VIII. Presidency (20-30%)
• Office of the VP– “Balancing the Ticket”
• Bully Pulpit
• Agenda-setter
• Role of divided government
• Pardons and reprieves
• National Security Council (1947)
• OMB
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IX. Judiciary (20-30%)
• Fed. 78 and the role of the Judiciary
• Judicial activism vs. judicial restraint
• Original intent
• Marbury v. Madison (1803)
• Judicial review
• Collegial court concept
• Warren Court (1954-1969)
• Dual court system
• Trial courts
• Original jurisdiction
• Appellate jurisdiction
• District courts
• Circuit Courts of Appeal
• Justiciable disputes
• Standing to sue
• Class action lawsuits
• “Rule of Four”
• Majority opinion
• Concurring opinion
• Dissenting opinion
• Solicitor General “10th Justice”
• Political questions
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IX. Judiciary (20-30%)
• Statutory construction
• Judicial implementation
• Precedent
• Senatorial courtesy
• Appointment process
• “Litmus test”
• Vetting process
• Amicus curiae briefs
• Stare decisis
• Writ of certiorari
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X. Congress (20-30%)…Hope you’re sitting down
• Coffee pot (House) vs. the Saucer (Senate)
• Bicameralism
• Enumerated powers
• Know your checks and balances
• Legislative process
• Legislative oversight
• Implied powers (Necessary and Proper Clause)
• Commerce clause
• Reapportionment
• Gerrymandering
• CBO
• GAO
• Models of representation-– Delegate
– Trustee
– Politico
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Legislative Process (what the ?...)
SENATESENATE HOUSEHOUSE
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X. Congress (20-30%)…Hope you’re sitting down
• Incumbency advantage
1. Name recognition
2. Casework
3. Party ID
4. Franking privilege
5. Access to $$$
6. Political “pork”
7. Position-taking
8. Weak opponents
• Safe seats
• Open seats
• Credit claiming
• Speaker of the House
• Pres. Pro Tempore (Senate)
• Majority Leader (Senate)
• Minority Leader (H/S)
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X. Congress (20-30%)…Hope you’re sitting down
• Whips
• Caucuses
• Logrolling
• Filibuster (Senate only)
• Holds (Senate only)
• Cloture (Senate only)
• Discharge petition
• (House only)
• “Christmas Tree” bills
• Policy riders
• Gridlock
• Legislative veto
• Seniority system
• Standing committees
• Conference committees
• House– Rules
– Ways and Means
• Senate– Judiciary
– Foreign Relations
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XI. Interest Groups & Policy-Making (5-15%)
• Interest groups vs. political parties
• Pluralism vs. hyperpluralism vs. elite theory
• Solidary benefits
• Material benefits
• Lobbying
• Electioneering
• “Going public”
• Litigation
• Class action lawsuits
• Free-rider problem
• Size of groups
• First Amendment protection
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Iron Triangles vs. Issue Networks
SELF-INTEREST
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XI. Interest Groups & Policy-Making (5-15%)
• Policy-making process:1. Agenda-setting (who sets it?) 2. Policy formulation
3. Implementation (Fed bureaucracy) 4. Evaluation
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XI. Interest Groups & Policy-Making (5-15%)
• Monetary vs. Fiscal Policy– Monetary (FED)
– Fiscal (President and Congress)
– Keynesianism vs. Supply-side
• The Budget– Debt vs. deficit
– Entitlements
– Uncontrollable spending
– Discretionary spending
• Popularity of programs
• Role of the following in the budget process:– President, OMB, Agencies, Cong. Committees, Interest Groups
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XII. Bureaucracy (5-15%)
• Civil Service
• Pendleton Act
• Criticisms of the Bureaucracy?
• How Congress controls the Bureaucracy
• How the President controls the Bureaucracy
• How the Courts control the Bureaucracy
• Structure of the Bureaucracy– Cabinet level agencies (15)…loyalty to the pres?
– Independent regulatory agencies
– Government corporations
– Independent Executive Agencies
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Some final thoughts
• I will post the keys on my website over the weekend: www.misterfitz.net
• Good luck!
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ReturnReturn Madisonian Model
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Dual vs. Cooperative FederalismReturnReturn
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Incorporation DoctrineReturnReturn
Gitlow v. New York (1925)
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Iowa then New Hampshire
Road to the White House
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“Last Man Standing”
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Now who starts to pay attention?
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IA and NH are now insignificant
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Campaign Finance Simplified
“Big Tex” (private citizen)
Quimby for America(PAC)-
Private citizens
Quimby for America(PAC)-
Private citizens
(Must report to FEC)
Soft $
Limits?
(Must report to FEC)
Hard $- Limits?
Hard $- Limits? Soft $- NO
LIMITS!
Soft $- NO LIMITS!
Americans for Quimby (527)Private citizens
Americans for Quimby (527)Private citizens
(Does NOT have to report toFEC)
May contribute directlyMay NOT contribute directly or coordinate
with
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