Unit 1 Review (Chapters 1, 2, 3)

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Unit 1 Review (Chapters 1, 2, 3) New Deal Policies (cooperative federalism) Interstate Relations (Full Faith & Credit Clause) Supremacy Clause Federalists Papers #10 & #51 Direct/Indirect Democracy Initiatives/Referendums/Recall powers Major Compromises in the Constitution o Great Connecticut Compromise o 3/5 Slave Compromise o Commerce Compromise Checks & Balances (examples) Liberalism vs. Conservativism John Locke/Thomas Hobbes/Baron Montesquieu o Natural Rights/Common Sense o Social Contract o Separation of Powers Articles of Confederation (strengths & weaknesses) Importance of Shays Rebellion Electoral College System (what it is/why founders chose it) Federal System (limited government) Mandates (funded/unfunded) Federal Grants (block/categorical) Bearde & Roche essays on political elitism Bill of Rights Controversy (federalists/anti-federalists) Amending the Constitution Major Amendments of the Constitution (1,2,4,5,6,8,9,10,13,14,15,17,19,20,22,25,26) Judicial Review (Marbury v. Madison) Powers of the Federal Government vs. State Government Reserved Powers

Unit 1, 4, 5 Review (Chapter 4, 7, 8) Development of American Political Culture American Political System rooted in (Liberty, Equality, Democracy, Civic Duty, Individual Responsibility) Political Culture compared to other countries (mainly European countries) Sources of Political Culture Mistrust in government Political tolerance/compared to other countries Public Opinion Opinion polls (straw, scientific, exit) strengths and weaknesses Samples/Universe/Random Accuracy of polling and media opinion shaping Sampling errors Political Socialization o Family o School o Media How institutions impact ideology o Religion o Race o Gender o Income o Region o Age Political Activism Political Ideology Liberalism vs. Conservatism (Review page 167 in text) Political Elitism Voting Age Population vs. Voter Eligible Population (VAP/VEP) Who votes in America? Voting turnout trends Non-Voting (Apathy) American Electorate Voting Blocks (grandfather clauses, poll taxes, literacy tests, white primaries)

Unit 4, 5 (Chapters 9-12) Political Parties (History of/organizations of) Party Systems (Uni, Bi, Multi) Party Platforms (know major differences from Republicans, Democrats, 3 rd parties) 3 rd Party Roles Partisan Politics Federalist Paper #10 (factions) Progressive Era Major Party Eras (Critical elections, maintaining, realignments, deviating) Split Ticket/Straight Ticket Voting National/State/Local Party Structure Primaries/Caucus /National Convention Political Machines Party Bosses Nominating Process Who is more likely to participate in Primaries? Delegate Section Process (Republican vs. Democratic differences/state Differences) Super Delegates Election Costs Pocketbook Issues Image in campaigns Primaries (open, closed) Hard/Soft Money BCRA (McCain-Feingold) General/Midterm Elections trends Media Roles (influencing/shaping opinion, polling, WikiLeaks (freedom of information Acts) PACS/527 Groups Reapportionment/Gerrymandering/Malapportionment Census Data Incumbent Advantage Special Interests/Lobbying Watchdog Role of Media/Congressional Oversight Direct/Indirect pressure techniques of lobbying FEC/FEC Regulations Sources of Media (TV, Newspaper, Radio, Magazines, Internet) FCC Regulations Shield Laws Coattail Effect

Unit 2 (Legislative) Enumerated Powers (Article 1 Section 8 Clauses 1-18) Necessary & Proper Clause (Elastic Clause) Great Connecticut Compromise Unicameral/Bicameral House History (pages 318-319 of text) Bill Process o Committee Work o Pork Barrel Legislation o Iron Triangles (Issue Networks) o Partisan/Bipartisan o Filibuster o Changing of the Rules o Nuclear Option Senate Role of Advice & Consent o Appointments o Treaties o 3/5 vote/nuclear Option Make Up of Congress o Characteristics (demographics) o Incumbency Rates o Seniority Rule Marginal/Safe Districts Methods of Representation Congressional Leadership o Speaker of the House/President of Senate/President Pro Tempore of Senate o Majority/Minority Floor leaders o Majority/ Minority Whips Committee Chairman Standing Committees Conference Committees Caucuses Public/Private Bills Resolutions Earmarks Unified/Divided Government Debate rules in the house compared to senate (timed debate/open & closed rules) Cloture Rule to end filibuster in Senate Voting differences Voting records (how are they used to the advantage and disadvantage of the incumbents?) Franking Privileges (other advantages of incumbents?)

Unit 2 Judicial Judicial Review (Marbury v. Madison) Judicial Restraint Judicial Activism**** (KNOW THIS BACKWARDS AND FORWARDS!!) Jurisdiction Original Jurisdiction Appellate Jurisdiction Federal Court System o District o Circuit Court (Court of Appeals) o Supreme Court of the United States o Special Courts (Tax, Marriage, Trade, etc.) Appointment of Judges o Presidential appointment preferences o Confirmation Process of Senate o Senate Hearing on appointments o Senatorial Courtesy o Litmus Tests Major Court Eras o 1780 s to 1850 s National Supremacy Issues o 1860 s to 1940 s Economic Issues o 1950 s to Current Social/Political Issues Writs of Certiorari Amicus Curie Briefs by lobbyists or special interests (Iron Triangle/Issue Networks) Legal Standing (Precedence) Adversarial System of Law Class Action Lawsuits Opinions of the courts (concurring, dissenting) Major landmark Supreme Court Cases (review list that you created and I told you to highlight)

Unit 2 Executive Presidential vs. Parliamentary Systems of Government Presidential preferences when choosing cabinet members Coalition building with Congress (divided/unified government) Examples of divided govt (page 362) War Powers of the President Limited powers of the president/how some powers have evolved/expanded over time Electoral College (positives/negatives/purpose) Review pages 368-369 Term controversy (why we didn t have limits/why we created them) Review Jacksonian Era (possible to be able to compare to Trump today) Major Presidential Powers (page 370-371) Qualifications and Benefits of Presidency Understand how White House Office functions Executive Office of the President The Cabinet Head of independent agencies/commissions.etc Quasi Legislative/Quasi-Judicial powers of agencies Image/character/social media influence/bias news coverage/trumps Tweeting habits/fireside Chats w/fdr Bully Pulpit State of the Union Address Coattail effect during mid-terms/general Presidential Popularity/after elections/end of term? Legislative Powers? Veto? Executive orders/agreements? Executive Privilege Signing Statements Review pages 388-389 on how issues impact government programs Vice Presidential choice/vp powers Line of Succession Impeachment/Removal/Censure Lame Duck status

Unit 2 Bureaucracy (Chapter 15) Govern by proxy (government funding) Growth of bureaucracy (differences between Dems and Reps) Keynesian economics vs. Supply Side Economics How head of bureaucracy impact system (presidential appointments) Laissez-faire policies of Republicans Discretionary Spending Spoils System/Merit Based system (Pendleton Act) Iron Triangle/Issue Networks Red Tape Congressional oversight functions (watchdog) Appropriations for funding the bureaucracy Chapter 15 is very conceptual.i would recommend on just re-reading the chapter. Unit 4 Policy Making (Chapters 17-21) Political Agenda setting (enacting party platform) Pressure Groups (special interests) Government Institution Pressures Media Pressure Majoritarian/Interest Groups/Client/Entrepreneurial Politics (who is benefiting?) Pork Barrel legislation/logrolling Deregulation Deficit Financing of Government National Debt/GDP 2007-2009 Recession (What happened?) Monetarism/Keynesianism/Supply Side Federal Reserve Board Entitlement programs/funding? Sequester Taxation (FICA income tax) Social Welfare programs (page 511) Means Test Medicare/Medicaid Social Security (major issues of concern) Foreign Policy/Domestic Policy War Powers Executive Agreements/Treaties Sanctions United Nations/NATO Role as Commander in Chief of President Rally to the Flag effect Isolationism/Interventionists Defense spending Chain of Command with Military

Major Environmental Laws (page 559) Global Warming Controversy How politics factor into this topic (special interests groups) Cap and Trade Unit 3 Civil Rights and Liberties (chapter 5-6) Evolution of Liberties in America (basic timeline) Selective Incorporation Due Process/Equal Protection (14 th Amend) Familiarize yourself with major Amendments 1 st Amendment liberties Prior Restraint Establishment and Free Exercise Clauses in 1 st Amend Clear and Present Danger Libel/Slander/Obscenity Preferred position Doctrine Least Restrictive Means Symbolic Speech (examples) Exclusionary Rule Search & Seizure/privacy issues Probable Cause Full Faith & Credit Clause Major Landmark Court Cases dealing with Civil Liberties (1 st Amend issues) Civil Rights (how they differ from liberties) Separate But Equal Policy (Plessy/Brown) De Facto vs. De Jure Civil Disobedience Realignment of the South with Civil Rights issues Review Major provisions (page 138) Equality issues today/discrimination examples today Affirmative Action Americans with Disability Act (ADA)