For the test Tuesday, Sept 18th
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| What kind of minds do critical thinkers have? | Open
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| What are critical thinkers able to see? | Pros and cons of both sides
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| What is bias? | Being unfair to one side.
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| Why is realizing that everyone has a different reality important? | You can see that everyone is different and might not think like you do.
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| What is something a non-critical thinker would say? | If you don’t agree with me, you’re stupid!
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| What are the two parts to a government? What do they concern? | Economy – money, Politics - power
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| What’s the difference between capitalism and socialism? | Capitalism – individual controls wealth
Socialism – gov controls wealth
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| What’s the only difference between socialism and communism? | Socialism – goods distributed by how hard you work
Communism – goods distributed based on need
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| How could you argue that America is communist and capitalist? | Individuals control the wealth, but everyone gets help from the government if they need it.
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| Define Anarchy | No government
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| Define Dictatorship | One person controls the government
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| Define Oligarchy | Ruled by few
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| Define Plutocracy | Ruled by rich
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| Define Totalitarian Dictatorship | One leader controls gov, religion, culture and economy
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| Define Theocracy | Ruled by God or the religion
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| Define Monarchy | One ruler who got power from birth
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| Define Republic | Ppl vote for ppl who make laws
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| How is a republic different from a parliament? | Republic has other branches, parliament is the entire government.
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| What is a pure democracy? | Everyone votes for everything.
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| How is a republic similar to a parliament? | Both have representatives voted for by the people.
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| Which party would most people who live in the city vote for? | Democrats
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| Which party would most minorities vote for? | Democrats
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| Which party would most people who live in the Midwest vote for? | Republicans
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| Which party would most Jews vote for? | Democrats
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| Which party would most wealthy people vote for? | Republicans
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| Which party would most people who were raised republican vote for? | Republicans
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| Which party is more liberal? | Democrats
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| Which party is more conservative? | Republicans
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| Which party would Locke vote for? | Democrats
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| Which party would Hobbes vote for? | Republicans
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| Which philosopher thought most people are selfish? | Hobbes
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| Which philosopher thought most people are good? | Locke
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| What does Locke loves and Hobbes hates mean? | Locke thinks people are mostly good, Hobbes thinks people are mostly selfish.
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| Which party would want lower taxes? | Democrats
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| Which party would ban abortion? | Republicans
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| Which party would make seatbelts mandatory? | Republicans
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| Which party would pass a law making Christianity the official US religion? | Republicans
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| Which party would make gay marriage illegal? | Republicans
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| Which party would raise taxes? | Democrats
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| Which party would raise the minimum wage? | Democrats
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| Which party would like a strict separation of church and state? | Democrats
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| Which party would probably legalize illegal drugs? | Democrats
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| Which party would make punishments for crimes less strict? | Democrats
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| Which party would lower the drinking age? | Democrats
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| Which party would put more money into public schools? | Democrats
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| Which party would cut welfare spending? | Republicans
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| Which party would ban the death penalty? | Democrats
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| Where were Locke and Hobbes from? | England
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| During which century did Locke and Hobbes live? | 1700s (18th Century)
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| What are Locke and Hobbes’ first names? | John and Thomas
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| What group met to create the Declaration and where did they meet? | 2nd Continental Congress/Philadelphia
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| Why didn't people like John Adams? | He was obnoxious
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| Who ended up writing the Declaration? | Jefferson
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| Who was the leader of the American army during the time of the Declaration? How did he think the army would do in the war? | Washington/thought they’d lose
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| What compromise did Adams make to get the Declaration passed? | To not take the part out of the Declaration about slavery
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| Why did John Hancock say he wanted to sign his name so large on the Declaration? | So King George could see it without his glasses.
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| How were the Virginia Plan and the New Jersey Plan different? | Virginia Plan had reps based on population/New Jersey Plan had 2 reps for each state
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| What was the Great Compromise? | A combination of the NJ and VA plans. 2 Houses with Senate appointed and House by population.
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| What was the Three Fifths Compromise? | To allow slaves to count as 3/5 of a person in population.
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| How many years were between the signing of the Declaration and the signing of the Constitution? What year was the Constitution signed? | 11/1787
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| What is the preamble? | The introduction to the Constitution.
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| How many articles are in the Constitution? | Seven
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| How many branches are in the government? | Three
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| How many times has the Constitution been amended? | Twenty-seven
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| What are the three branches of the government? | Legislative, Executive, Judicial
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| What are the first ten amendments to the Constitution called? | The Bill of Rights
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| What is the main job of the Legislature? | to make the laws
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| What are the two houses of the Legislature called? | The Congress
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| Name the two houses of Congress. | The House of Representatives and The Senate
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| How many members in the House of Representatives? | 435
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| How is the number of representatives chosen for each state? | The number is based on the state's population.
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| How often is there a census of the American people? | Every 10 years.
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| How long is the term of office for a Representative? | 2 years
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| Who is the leader of the House of Representatives? | The Speaker of the House
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| What role does the House play in an impeachment trial? | The House gathers the evidence.
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| How many members are in the Senate? | 100
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| How many senators from each state? | 2
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| How long is the term of office for a senator? | 6 years
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| Who is the leader of the Senate? | The Vice-President, also called the President – Joe Biden
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| What kind of Bill can only begin in the House of Representatives? | A bill concerning money or revenue.
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| After a Bill passes the first House of the Congress, where does it go next? | To the other House.
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| If a Bill passes through both Houses of Congress, where does it go next? | To the President.
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| What is Article One in the Constitution about? | Legislative Branch
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| What is Article Two in the Constitution about? | Judicial Branch
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| What is Article Three in the Constitution about? | Executive Branch
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| What are changes to the Constitution called? | Amendments
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| Who is the current Vice President? | Joe Biden/Paul Ryan
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| Who is the current President? | Barack Obama/Mitt Romney
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| Who is the current speaker of the House? | John Boener (OH) R
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| Who is the current President Pro Tempore? | Daniel Inoue (HI) D
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| What two things can a president do to a bill? | Veto or sign it
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| How can a vetoed bill become a law? | 2/3 of both houses must vote for it after the veto
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| What is the difference between anti federalists and federalists? | Federalists wanted a strong national government and weak state governments/Antifederalists wanted strong state governments and a weak national government
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| Where does a bill go first to become a law? | The House
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