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A change to a constitution (U.S. Constitution, Florida Constitution).
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Amendment
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A meeting to select a candidate or promote a policy.
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Caucus
3
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To confirm by expressing consent or approval.
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Ratify
4
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to officially cancel or overrun.
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Rescind
Civics
flashcards
Decks in class (28)
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1.1: Influence of Ancient Greece and Rome9
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1.3 Influential Document: Influences on Colonist' Views of Gov.'t11
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1.4 Influence of the Enlightenment: Locke and Montesquieu7
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1.5- Colonial Concerns11
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1.6- Ideas and Grievances In the Declaration of Independence21
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1.7- The Articles of Confederation9
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1.8- Preamble of the U.S. Constitution10
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1.9- Constitutional Limits on the Powers of Government6
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1.10 Federalists and Anti-Federalists6
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1.11- The Rule of Law2
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2.1 Citizenship9
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2.2 Obligations and Responsibilities of Citizens3
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2.3 The Bill of Rights11
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2.5 Trial Process/Role of Juries13
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2.6- Elections and Voting Process24
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2.8- Monitoring and Influencing the Government7
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2.9- Bias, Symbolism, and Propaganda13
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3.1- Forms of Government26
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3.3-Structure and Function of the 3 Branches of Government23
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3.4 Federalism7
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3.5 Amendment Process4
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3.6- Voting and Civil Rights14
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3.7 Structure and Function of Legislative Branch17
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3.10 Sources and Types of Law20
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3.11-Landmark Supreme Court Cases10
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3.12- Comparing the Florida and the U.S. Constitution7
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3.13- Gov.'t Obligations and Services8
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3.14- Electoral College9
