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*5 on movies
*4 on election (president winner and loser, house and senate winners)
*3 on branches of government
Unit 1
*Sovereignty (Government and the State, Slide 3)
*Dictatorship (Government and the State, Slide 7)
*Federal Government (Government and the State, Slide 8)
*Articles of Confederation and its weaknesses (The Constitution, Slide 4)
*Three-Fifths Compromise (The Constitution, Slide 11)
*Federalist (The Constitution, Slide 13)
*Limited Government (Basic Principles of the Constitution, Slide 4)
*Checks and Balances (Basic Principles of the Constitution, Slide 6)
*Judicial Review (Basic Principles of the Constitution, Slide 6)
*Exclusive Powers (Federalism, Slide 6)
*Concurrent Powers (Federalism, Slide 6)
*Benjamin Franklin
Unit 2
*Suffrage (Voting, Slide 2)
*15th Amendment (Voting, Slide 3)
*19th Amendment (Voting, Slide 3)
*Gerrymandering (Voter Behavior, Slide 2)
*Political Efficacy (Voter Behavior, Slide 8)
*Sociological Factors (Voter Behavior, Slide 10)
*Public Opinion (Voter Behavior, Slide 14)
*Mass Media (Voter Behavior, Slide 17)
*Public Agenda (The Media, Slide 3)
*Interest Group (Interest Groups and Lobbying, Slide 2)
*Propaganda (Interest Groups and Lobbying, Slide 2)
*Lobbying (Interest Groups and Lobbying, Slide 10)
Unit 3
*Chief Diplomat (Powers of the President, Slide 4)
*22nd Amendment (Powers of the President, Slide 7)
*25th Amendment (Powers of the President, Slide 8)
*Executive Order (Powers of the President, Slide 18)
*Treaty (Powers of the President, Slide 21)
*Executive Agreement (Powers of the President, Slide 22)
*Veto (Powers of the President, Slide 26)
*Pardon (Powers of the President, Slide 28)
*Individual Income Tax, largest source of government revenue (Taxation, Slide 3)
*Social Security, largest single government expense (Taxation, Slide 8)
*Deficit (Government Spending, Slide 2)
*Entitlement (Government Spending, Slide 8)
Unit 4
*Term (Congress, Slide 5)
*Apportionment (Congress, Slide 8)
*Off-Year Elections (Congress, Slide 12)
*Speaker of the House (Congress in Action, Slide 3)
*Vice President as President of the Senate (Congress in Action, Slide 3)
*Standing Committee (Congress in Action, Slide 7)
*Bill (Congress in Action, Slide 12)
*Junket (Congress in Action, Slide 15)
*Filibuster (Congress in Action, Slide 20)
*Expressed Powers of Congress (Powers of Congress, Slide 2)
*Necessary and Proper Clause in relation to Implied Powers (Powers of Congress, Slide 10 & Slide 12)
*Advise and Consent (Powers of Congress, Slide 16)
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