AP Gov Midterm set 3

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AP Gov Midterm set 3

jurisdiction
(of a congressional committee) The policy area in which a particular congressional committee is authorized to act.
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jurisdiction (of a congressional committee) The policy area in which a particular congressional committee is authorized to act.
jurisdiction (of a congressional committee) The policy area in which a particular congressional committee is authorized to act.
laissez-faire doctrine a classical economic philosophy that holds that owners of businesses should be allowed to make their own production and distribution decisions without the government regulation control
law (as enacted by Congress) a legislative proposal, or bill, that is passed by both the House and Senate and is wither signed or not vetoed by the president (bill)
lawmaking function the authority (of a legislature) to make the laws necessary to carry out the government's powers
laws (of a court case) the constitutional provisions, legislative statutes, or judicial precedents that apply to a court case
libel publication of material that falsely damages a person's reputation
liberty the principle that individuals should be free to act and think as they choose, provided they do not infringe unreasonably on the rights and freedoms of others
logrolling the trading of votes between legislators so that each gets what he or she most wants
necessary and proper (elastic) clause the authority granted congress in Article 1, Section 8 of the Constitution "to make all laws necessary and proper" for the implementation of its enumerated powers
New Jersey (small state) Plan a constitutional proposal for a strengthened Congress but one in which each state has only one vote, thus granting a smaller state the same legislative power as a larger one
North-South Compromise the agreement over economic and slavery issues that enabled northern and southern states to settle their differences that threatened to defeat the effort to draft a new constitution
oligarchy government in which control rests with a few persons
original jurisdiction the authority of a given court to be the first court to hear a case
pluralism a theory of America's politics that holds that society's interests are substantially represented through the activites of groups

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