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(1-10)
a. 11th Amendment w. Federalist #51
x. Federalist Papers
b. th
12 Amendment y. Fiscal Federalism
c. 26th Amendment z. Full Faith & Credit
d. Amending Process aa. Great Compromise
e. Articles of Confederation bb. Inherent powers of the President
f. Baker v Carr cc. Initiative
g. Block grants dd. Judicial Powers
h. Buckley v Valeo ee. Legislative Powers
i. Categorical grants ff. Locke
j. Checks & Balances gg. Marbury v Madison
k. Concurrent Powers hh. Montesquieu
l. Cooperative Federalism ii. New Federalism
m. Declaration of Independence jj. Pluralist theory
n. Devolution kk. Powers denied to Congress
o. Dual Federalism ll. Preamble to the Constitution
p. Dual Soverignty mm. Referendum
q. Elastic Clause nn. Rousseau
r. Elitist theory oo. Shay’s Rebellion
s. Executive Powers pp. Supremacy Clause
t. Federalism qq. U.S. v Lopez
u. Federalist #10 rr. Unfunded mandates
v. Federalist #47

(11-37)
a. 17th Amendment x. Select Committee
b. Appropriations y. Senate Minority Whip
c. Closed Rule z. Senator
d. Cloture aa. Standing Committee
e. Conference Committee bb. The Senate Majority Leader
f. Congressional Budget
Office (CBO)
g. Congressional Caucus
h. Constituent Services
i. Filibuster
j. Franking Privilege
k. House Appropriation
Committee
l. House Judiciary Committee
m. House Minority Leader
n. House Minority Whip
o. House of Representative
p. House Oversight and
Government Reform
q. House Rules Committee
r. House Ways and Means
Committee
s. Joint Committees
t. Legislative Veto
u. Logrolling
v. Pork Barrel Legislation
w. President Pro Tempore (38-47)
a. 22nd Amendment f. Council of Economic
Advisors
b. th
25 Amendment g. Executive Office of the
c. Attorney General President
d. Bully Pulpit h. Executive Orders
e. Chief Justice of the i. Executive Privilege
Supreme Court j. No
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k. OMB t. U.S. Department of

l. Pocket Veto Commerce
m. President’s Cabinet u. U.S. v. Nixon
n. Secretary of State v. Vice-President
o. Senatorial Courtesy w. Watergate Scandal
p. Signing Statements x. White House Chief of Staff
q. Starr Report y. White House Press
r. State of the Union Address Secretary
s. Treasury Secretary z. White House Staff
aa. Yes

(48-58)
a. 10th Amendment r. Gregg vs. Georgia
s. Griswold vs. Connecticut
b. 1st Amendment t. Habeas Corpus
c. 2nd Amendment u. John Peter Zenger
d. 4th Amendment v. Lemon vs. Kurtzman
w. Libel
e. 5th Amendment
x. Mapp vs. Ohio
f. 6th Amendment y. Miranda vs. Arizona
g. 7th Amendment z. New Jersey vs. TLO
aa. New York Times vs. United
h. 8th Amendment
States
i. 9th Amendment bb. Patriot Act
j. Assembly and association cc. Planned Parenthood vs.
rights Casey
k. Bill of Rights dd. Roe vs. Wade
l. Engle vs. Vitale ee. Schenck vs. United States
m. Establishment Clause ff. Selective Incorporation
n. Free exercise of religion gg. Slander
o. Free Speech Principles hh. Texas vs. Johnson
p. Gideon vs. Wainwright ii. Tinker vs. Des Moines
q. Gitlow vs. New York

(59-69)
a. “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” s. Equal Opportunity Act of
b. 13th Amendment 1964
t. Equal Rights Amendment
c. 14th Amendment u. Gitlow v. New York
d. 15th Amendment v. Glass Ceiling
e. 19th Amendment w. Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeirer
x. Heart of Atlanta Motel v.
f. 24th Amendment
United States
g. Affirmative Action y. Hispanic Americans
h. Americans with Disabilities z. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Act aa. Men
i. Brown v. Board of bb. N.J. v. T.L.O.
Education cc. Plessy v. Ferguson
j. Cesar Chavez dd. President Truman
k. Civil Rights Act of 1875 ee. Regents of the University
l. Civil Rights Act of 1964 of California v. Bakke
m. De facto segregation ff. Selective incorporation
n. De jure segregation gg. Senior citizens
o. Dred Scott v. Sanford hh. Thurgood Marshall
p. Due Process provisions of ii. Tinker v. Des Moines
the 14th Amendment jj. Title IX of the Education
q. EEOC Amendments of 1972
r. Elizabeth Cady Stanton kk. Voting Rights Act of 1965
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ll. Women

(70-81)
a. Amicus Curiae l. Majority Decision
b. Appellate Jurisdiction m. Minority Decision
c. Concurring Decision n. Oral arguments
d. Conservative Activism o. Original intent
e. Constitutional Requirement p. Original Jurisdiction
for Federal Justices q. Rule of Four
f. Earl Warren r. Sandra Day O’Connor
g. John Marshall s. Stare Decisis
h. John Roberts t. U.S. District Federal Courts
i. Judicial Activism u. Warren Burger
j. Judicial Conference v. William Rehnquist
k. Judicial Restraint w. Writ of Certiorari

(82-91)
a. 15th Amendment dd. JFK and Nixon
ee. LBJ
b. th
17 Amendment ff. Mass Media
c. 1968 Democratic National gg. McCain-Feingold Act
Convention hh. McGovern-Fraser
d. 1988 Republican National Commission
Convention ii. Media Bias
e. 1992: Year of the Woman jj. Media frenzy
f. 24th Amendment kk. Midterm election turn out
g. 26th Amendment ll. Motor Voter Act
h. Bounce mm. Negative
i. Caucus nn. New Hampshire
j. Conventional political oo. Nixon
participation pp. Pardoned Nixon
k. Dark Horse qq. Political Socialization
l. Dealignment rr. Positive
m. Democrat ss. Public Opinion Polls
n. Divided Government tt. Ralph Nader
o. Electoral Coalition uu. Reagan
p. Electoral College vv. Reapportionment
q. Exit Poll ww.Redistricting
r. Faithless electors xx. Reform
s. FCC yy. Republican
t. Federal Matching Funds zz. Sarah Palin
u. Front-loading aaa. Soft money
v. George HW Bush bbb. Sound Bite
w. Geraldine Ferraro ccc.Straw
x. Hard money ddd. Stump Speech
y. Horse race journalism eee. Super Tuesday
z. Incumbents fff. Swing States
aa. Invisible Primary ggg. Tip O’Neill
bb. Iowa Caucus hhh. Unconventional
cc. JFK Political Participation

(92-100)
a. “527” g. AARP
b. “765” h. AMA
c. 1st party era i. Coalition
j. Contract with America
d. 2nd party era k. Direct lobbying
e. 3rd party era l. George Wallace
f. 4th party era m. Gerrymandering
n. Grassroots Lobbying
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o. Grassroots Politics x. Platform

p. Hot button issues y. Political Party
q. Linkage institutions z. Ralph Nader
r. Lobby Reform Act aa. Reform Party
s. Lobbyists bb. Ross Perot
t. Loyal Opposition cc. Special-interest groups
u. PACs dd. Strom Thurmond
v. Party Dealignment ee. The Populist Party
w. Party Realignment ff. Trusting Eye