Political Science Y103 Helpsheet
Chapter 1 American Politics
Political Participation Political knowledge
Political efficacy Stock Market crash
Pluralism Popular sovereignty
Government Citizenship
Decline in trust Communism
Democracy Oligarchy
Autocracy Socialism
Totalitarian Authoritarian
Constitutional system Dictatorship
Anarchy Republic
Direct or Pure democracy Indirect democracy
Political culture Capitalism
Liberty Equality
Limited government Laissez faire capitalism
Personal freedom Economic freedom
Equality of result Equality of opportunity
Tyranny of the masses (majority)
Chapter 5, 8, and Notes- Race, Gender, Class, Religion, etc.
Race and Gender white male, property holders
White ethnics African Americans
Latino Asian American
Ethnicity Cuban Americans
Mexican Americans Native Americans
Cesar Chavez American Indian Movement
Political pressure Legal pressure
Protest NAACP
WEB DuBois Martin Luther King, Jr.
Black nationalism Marcus Garvey
AFL-CIO Knight of Labor
Chinese Exclusion Act Japanese relocation
Inequality of wealth in U.S. Middle class
Rich vs. Poor 13th Amendment
14th Amendment 15th Amendment
19th Amendment Gender Gap
Women vs. Men voting patterns Roe v. Wade
NOW Title IX
Affirmative action 26th Amendment
Engel v. Vitale Religion in politics
Moral Majority Christian Right
Chapter 2 The Constitution
Confederation Articles of Confederation
U.S. Constitution Antifederalists
Federalists George Washington
James Madison Bill of Rights
“unalienable rights” Declaration of Independence
Thomas Jefferson Shay’s Rebellion
Constitutional Convention New Jersey Plan
Virginia Plan Connecticut Plan
Bicameral Checks and Balances
Separation of Powers Montesquieu
Electoral college individual rights
Three Fifths Compromise Bill of Rights
Senate House
President Legislative
Executive Judicial
“elastic clause” Supremacy clause
Articles I-VII Amendments (27)
Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, James Madison Federalist Papers
John Locke judicial review
Ex post facto Habeas Corpus
British taxes American Revolution
Amendment process Changing Constitution
Chapter 3 Federalism
Block grants Revenue sharing
New Federalism preemption
Richard Nixon FDR
“necessary and proper clause” “full faith and credit clause”
McCulloch v. Maryland Gibbon v. Ogden
Uniformity in law Grant in aids
Federalism Dual federalism
Cooperative federalism Concurrent powers
Reserved powers States’ rights
Project grants Categorical grants
Delegated (expressed) powers Denied powers
Unitary government Confederate government
Intergovernmental lobby Devolution
“Privileges and immunities clause” Formula grant
Implied powers Commerce clause
New Deal segregation
10th Amendment Supreme Court
Layers of government Marble cake federalism
Defense of Marriage Act McCulloch v. Maryland
Marbury v. Madison Congress and Commerce Clause
Plessy v. Ferguson Brown v. Board of Education
Griswold v. Connecticut California v. Bakke
Unfunded mandate Mandates
Equal Protection clause Preemption
Regulated federalism Role of Congress
Pell grant