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PloiSci Test 1

Early American Gov't

QuestionAnswer
characteristics of a state sovereignty, gov, territory, population
4 theories about origin of state evolutionary, force, divine right, soical contract
Which theory about origin of state did the framers believe in? social contract
unitary gov all power w/ national gov
confederate no gov / loose union of states
federal powers divided b/t state and national gov
autocracy ruled by one
oligarchy ruled by a small group
democracy ruled by the people
capitialism gov stays out of the economy
democratic socialism democracy, but gov owns major industires (ex. railroad, air travel, post office, ect.)
communism government owns means of production and all economic systems
moxed economy mixed. duh.
The power of the british crown was first limited by what document? Magna Carta
What led britain to begin taxing the colonists? French and Indian War
List 5 weaknesses from the Articles of Confederation Cant tax / cant enforce laws/ cant make laws with out 9/13 / cant amend AOC w/o 13/13 approval / couldn't regulate trade / no exec branch / no judicial branch
Why did delagates meet at mount vernon and annapolis? to discuss trade
What was most important about the meetings at mount vernon and annapolis? they led to the Constitutional Convention in Philly
Who wrote most of the declaration of independance? TJ, his boy
Who were the federalists? they wanted a strong centeral gov, they supported the constitution. Their leaders were A. Hamilton and J. Jay
Who were the anti-federalists? they didnt want a strong centeral gov, and didnt support the constitution. their leader was thomas Jefferson.
Issues pretaining to US in magna carta Crime = punishment - trial by jury - constitutional gov - justice (no sale, deny ,delay)- taxes must be approved - no quartering soldiers - evidence to accuse - reps. elected by peers - no unnessecary serches
pretaining to petition of rights taxes - no forced taxes - trial- freedom- no cruel punishment
Bill of rights thingys no absolute authority - unnocent until proven guilty - no laws w/o parliment - only new laws no army w/o parment - cant raise taxes w/o law - "free" elections - right to petition- no c &u punishments - fair trial - no excessive bail/ fines
who was the DOI written 4? colinists, foreign nations
sovereignty total power
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