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What is a republic? What is Direct Democracy? What does the 14 th Amendment say? (use Constitution in back of book)

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Bell-Ringer 10-21-09. What is a republic? What is Direct Democracy? What does the 14 th Amendment say? (use Constitution in back of book). Bell-Ringer 10-26-09. What is the definition of the Free-Exercise Clause? And, give an example. (110) - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: What is a republic? What is Direct Democracy?

• What is a republic?• What is Direct

Democracy?• What does the 14th

Amendment say? (use Constitution in back of book)

Page 2: What is a republic? What is Direct Democracy?

• What is the definition of the Free-Exercise Clause? And, give an example. (110)

• What is the definition of Establishment Clause? And, give an example. (110)

• What is the wall of separation? (111)

Page 3: What is a republic? What is Direct Democracy?

• What is the exclusionary rule? (114)

• What was the decision of the Supreme Court case Mapp v. Ohio (121)

• What did the Supreme Court case of Miranda v. Arizona decide? (121)

Page 4: What is a republic? What is Direct Democracy?

• What did the Supreme Court case of Gideon v. Wainwright (1964) state? (121)

• What did the Supreme Court case of Rasul v. Bush (2004) state? (121)

• What did the Supreme Court case of Schenck v. United States (1919) state? (109)

Page 5: What is a republic? What is Direct Democracy?

• What is due process of law? (102)

• What does equal protection of the laws mean? (102)

• What is selective incorporation and how is Gitlow v. New York an example of selective incorporation? (102-103)

Page 6: What is a republic? What is Direct Democracy?

• What did the Supreme Court case of Plessy v. Ferguson decide? (134)

• What is the strict scrutiny test used for? (126)

• What does Federalism mean? (28)

Page 7: What is a republic? What is Direct Democracy?

• What is de jure segregation? (132)• What is de facto segregation? (132)• What is civil disobedience? (135)

Page 8: What is a republic? What is Direct Democracy?

• What was the ruling in Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education? (134)

• Scholars say the Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education set the guidelines for all subsequent cases involving school segregation. List the Guidelines it set. The Four Bullet Points on page 133)

Page 9: What is a republic? What is Direct Democracy?

• USE THE TOP OF PAGE 138:– What was the 1957 Voting Act?– What was the 1960 Voting Act?– What was the 1964 Voting Act, public

accommodations Act, Schools Act, Employment Act, and Federal Funds Act?

– What was the 1965 Act on Voter Registration and Literacy Tests?

– What was the 1968 Housing Act– What was the 1972 Education Act?– What was the 1988 Discrimination Act?– What was the 1991 Discrimination Act?

Page 10: What is a republic? What is Direct Democracy?

• What was the decision in Reed v. Reed (1971) (page 142)?

• What was the decision in Griswold v. Connecticut (1965) (page 143)

• What was the decision in Roe v. Wade (1973) (page 143)

Page 11: What is a republic? What is Direct Democracy?

• What was the decision in Webster v. Reproductive Health Services (1989)? (143)

• What was the decision in Stenberg v. Carhart (2000) (143)?

Page 13: What is a republic? What is Direct Democracy?

• What does sovereignty mean? (51)

• What is a Unitary System of government? (51)

• What is a confederation or confederal system of government? (51)

• What is a Federal System of Government? (51)

• What is a Federal Regime? (51)

Page 14: What is a republic? What is Direct Democracy?

• What is the “necessary and proper” clause? (56)

• What is nullification? (56)

Page 19: What is a republic? What is Direct Democracy?

• Table 4.1 – Which country has the greatest percentage of people who say they are very patriotic? (81)

• Table 4.3 – Which country has the highest percentage of people believing it is the government’s responsibility to take care of the very poor who can’t take care of themselves? (82)

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• What is the difference between having an orthodox view versus having a progressive view? (86)

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• What are the six goals of government listed in the pre-amble to the Constitution? (155)