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    AP Politics

    Unit 1 Exam Review


    23. Elite and Class theory
    1. Key question regarding public 24. Cornerstones of ideal democracy
    policy? 25. Policymaking system
    2. Extradition 26. Philadelphia Convention
    3. Single-issue group 27. Electoral College
    4. Articles of Confederation 28. Constitutional Convention
    5. Supremacy clause 29. British taxes in the colonies
    6. Voter turnout in US 30. Ideas of the American Revolution
    7. Ratification of the Constitution 31. Shays’ Rebellion
    8. Checks and balances 32. Bill of Rights and the Anti-
    9. Federalism Federalists
    10. McCulloch v. Maryland 33. Slavery and the constitution
    11. Elastic clause 34. Federalist Papers
    12. First Amendment 35. Federal grants
    13. 10th Amendment 36. McCulloch v. Maryland
    14. Madisonian system of government 37. Block grants
    15. Political knowledge and political 38. Full faith and credit
    tolerance 39. Countries associated with federalism
    16. Who owns 1/3 of America’s wealth? 40. Cooperative federalism
    17. Largest item in federal budget? 41. Freedom of assembly
    18. Robert Putnam’s “Bowling Alone” 42. Public policy
    19. Democracy 43. Checks and balances
    20. Democratic Theory 44. Federalism
    21. Pluralism 45. Who issued the Declaration of
    22. Hyperpluralism Independence?
    46. United States v. Lopez
    47. Privileges and Immunities

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