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Conway Final
Study for Mrs. Conways Final
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Which supreme court case challenged abortion laws in Texas? | Roe vs. Wade |
| Which supreme court case's decision emphasized that no one is above the law? | USA vs. Nixon |
| Which supreme court case adopted policy banning armbands? | Tinker vs. Des Moines Public Schools |
| Which supreme court case showed the rights of the supreme court to declare acts of legislature? | Marbury vs. Madison |
| Which supreme court case proved that the police can't take you into custody without notifying them their rights? | Miranda vs. Arizona |
| Which supreme court case overturned Plessy vs. Ferguson? | Brown vs. Board of Education Topeka |
| Which supreme court case established judicial review? | Marbury vs. Madison |
| Which supreme court case proved that separate but equal schools violates the 14th amendment? | Brown vs. Board of Education Topeka |
| Which supreme court case had to do with a president appointing judges to pack courts last minute? | Marbury vs. Madison |
| The final decision of this case remains highly controversial today. | Roe vs. Wade |
| Which supreme court case voided the Missouri compromise? | Dred Scott vs. Sandford |
| Which supreme court case had a slave sue for his freedom based on the fact that he was on free territory? | Dred Scott vs. Sandford |
| Which supreme court case stated that separate but equal public facilities was constitutional? | Plessy vs. Ferguson |
| Which supreme court case gave women the right to get an abortion? | Roe vs. Wade |
| Which supreme court case proved that students and teachers do not give up 1st amendment rights while in school? | Tinker vs. Des Moines Public Schools |
| Thurgood Marshall was the chief lawyer of which supreme court case? | Brown vs. Board of Education Topeka |
| Which supreme court case ensured that a person does not have to self incriminate themselves? | Miranda vs. Arizona |
| Which supreme court case rejected the argument that segregation gave blacks an inferior status? | Plessy vs. Ferguson |
| land | The non man made materials that people combine to make something that satisfies our wants or needs. |
| labor | This skills, knowledge and energy of people involved in making a product or service. "People Power" |
| capital | man mad items such as tools or factories used to make a product. |
| wants | to desire or need for a product or service |
| production | combination of land, labor, and capital |
| distribution | act of making a product or service available to people |
| consumption | the act of using a good or product. satisfaction may only be temporary |
| economic system: traditional | everyone works for the good of everyone else +made up by families |
| economic system: command | you have little say, the government controls the FOP |
| economic system: market | people have a say in economic decisions. most are made to make money |
| economic system: mixed | a combination of multiple economies |
| what are the FOP | land labor capital |
| medium of exchange | what you give to get something else. currency |
| weakness of bartering | very inconvenient |
| standard of value | people understand the worth of an object or service when discussing money |
| store of value | it is worth the same now, as it will be in 20 years |
| generally acceptable | everyone is willing to take money for exchange of a product or service |
| easily counted and measured | makes it easy to establish prices, keep track of value, profits and losses |
| durable | lasts a long time, not easily destroyed |
| convenient | easy to carry and use |
| cheap to produce | cheap to make-materials |
| value of currency | officially recognized as currency by the US government |
| supply | the amount of a good or product that producers are willing to offer at different prices |
| law of supply | as prices go down, supply goes down. as prices rise, supply rises |
| demand | the amount of a product or service that a consumer is willing to purdchase |
| law of demand | as prices go down, demand goes up. as prices go up, demand goes down |
| market price | the price that a company and consumers agree on |
| need | need for certain things, the government can control the prices |
| advertising | way consumers can hear about a product or service |
| persuasive | seeks to entice consumers into purchasing specific goods and services, often by appealing to their emotions and general sensibilities |
| informative | provides hard data |
| negativity | attacking competition becomes central |
| bandwagon | "you need this to become part of a group" |
| scare tacticts | this attempts to motivating people by fear |
| traditional wisdom | stressing that things were better in the past |
| high brow | gives the idea that the product is only for the most "elite" people |
| humorous | makes people laugh, rather than shoqwing the product. |
| statistics | legitimate science and data used to imress the consumer |
| testimonials | individuals speak about their experiences |
| A.I.D.A. | attention, interest, desire, and action |
| slogans | words or phrases associated with the product |
| jingles | phrases made to be sung and remembered |
| trademarks | visual image associated with a product. effective anywhere it can be seen, this often times even appears noticeably on the product itself |
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