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CHAPTER 3 & 4 QUIZ

SELECT THE CORRECT ANSWER THAT BEST DESCRIBE THE QUESTIONS

TermDefinition
protection of the person protection of individuals and their properties such as the right of privacy and defamation
business ethics balancing the goal of profits with the values of individuals and society
positive/codified law the test of whether an act is legal is a common legal standard used: legal=moral
civil disobedience remedy natural law proponents use to change positive law
freedom of speech protection of personal rights
enforcement of individual intent entering into contracts and fulfilling promises
6 categories of ethical behavior integrity and truthfulness, promise keeping, loyalty, fairness, doing no harm, maintaining confidentiality
integrity and truthfulness ethical behavior that is the adherence to one's values and principles despite the costs and consequences
protection of creditors and rehabilitation of debtors mortgages, security interests, helping debtors who have excessive debt
protection of property zoning laws prohibit operation of steel mill in residential area, stealing automobiles
Legislative Branch The branch of government . Congress formed to make the laws.
Tripartite Three-part division (of government).
Shared Powers Powers that are held by both state and national governments.
Executive Branch The branch of government (e.g. The President) formed to execute the laws.
Police Power The power to govern; the power to adopt laws for the protection of the public health, welfare, safety, and morals.
Bedrock View A strict constructionist interpretation of a constitution.
equal protection clause citizens of each state are entitled to same privileges and immunities
Judicial Branch The branch of government The Courts formed to interpret the laws
Bicameral A two-house form of the legislative branch of government
Delegated Powers Powers expressly granted to the national government by the Constitution.
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