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A. Politics Midterm

Elections

TermDefinition
Historical Barrier to Voting Literacy tests
Historical Barrier to Voting Poll taxes
Historical Barrier to Voting Age 21
Historical Barrier to Voting Property owner
Historical Barrier to Voting white primaries
Historical Barrier to Voting Had to be male
Current Barriers to Voting Lack of efficacy
Current Barrier to Voting Person's social and demographic characteristics and attitudes toward politics
Current Barrier to Voting Political climate
Current Barrier to Voting State electoral laws and administration
Neutral Ballots/ Australian Ballot/ Long Form Ballot Allows for split ticket voting
Split ticket voting Voting for different party candidates for different positions on the same ballot
Buckley vs Valeo Court Case that determined that money is a form of free speech
Apportionment Process for dividing the seats in House of Representatives for all 50 states - Happens after every decennial census
Vesting Clause Executive Power will be invested in the President of the United States
Executive Order Rule or regulation issued by President, has the effect of legislation.
Signing Statements Announcements made the President when signing bills into law, often presenting the President's interpretation of the law.
Current Barrier to Voting Voter ID's
First person killed by the British in the American Revolution Cripus Attucks
Example of Social Movements Women's Suffrage
Example of Social Movements Black Lives Matter
Example of Social Movements Occupy Wall Street
Example of Social Movements Chicano Movement
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