AP U.S. Government and Politics
Test: Chapters 1, 2, and 3
Terms to Know:
Shays’ Rebellion
Pluralist view
Hyperpluralist view
Marxist view
Bureaucratic view
Majoritarian view
Legitimacy
Democracy
Direct or Participatory
Democracy
10. Representative Democracy
11. Unalienable
12. Articles of Confederation – pros
and cons, how the Constitution
corrected it
13. Constitutional Convention
14. Shay’s Rebellion
15. Virginia Plan
16. New Jersey Plan
17. Great (Connecticut) Compromise
18. 3/5 Compromise
19. Republic
20. Judicial Review
21. Federalism
22. Unwritten Constitution
23. Enumerated (Delegated,
Expressed) Powers
24. Reserved Powers
25. Concurrent Powers
26. Checks and Balances
27. Separation of Powers
28. Faction
29. Federalists
30. Antifederalists
31. Federalist Papers #10, #47, #51
32. Coalition
33. Bill of Rights
34. Habeas Corpus
35. Bill of Attainder
36. Ex Post Facto law
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3.
4.
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9.
37. Amendment
38. Devolution
39. Grants In Aid
40. Block Grants
41. Categorical Grants
42. Mandates
43. “Necessary and Proper Clause”
44. Nullification
45. Dual Federalism
46. Cooperative Federalism
47. Revenue Sharing
48. Conditions of Aid
49. Waiver
50. Second Order Devolution
51. Third Order Devolution
52. Express Preemption
53. Implied Preemption
54. Selective Incorporation
55. 10th Amendment
56. Welfare Reform Act 1996
57. Americans With Disabilities Act
58. Civil Rights Act 1964
59. Clean Air Act
60. Work Opportunity and
Reconciliation Act (Welfare
Reform Act, 1996)
61. United States v. Lopez
62. United States v. Morrison
63. Printz v. United States