114722986 | pledge to america | republicans plan to improve america | |
114722987 | federal budget- social security | 20% | |
114722988 | federal budget- medicare and medicaide | 19% | |
114722989 | federal budget- defense | 23% | |
114722990 | federal budget- TARP | 4% | |
114722991 | federal budget- interest | 5% | |
114722992 | federal budget- other discretionary | 12% | |
114722993 | federal budget- other manditory | 17% | |
114722994 | federal budget | a plan for the federal government's revenues and spending for the coming year | |
114722995 | smith vs keynes- smith | supply, no government involvement, republican | |
114722996 | smith vs keynes- keynes | demand, full employment, democrat, government intervention | |
114722997 | says law | supply creates its own demand | |
114722998 | Calhoun | man is sociable and self-interested. the purpose of government is to preserve and perfect society | |
114722999 | Stanton | womens suffrage and socail intergration | |
114723000 | Thoreau | rights and responsibilities of the individual | |
114723001 | Ginsberg | HOWL | |
114723002 | Theories of international relations | realist, liberalism, critical | |
114723003 | realist international relations | most prominent, increase military economic and cultural powers, critiques: security dilemma and institutions matter, arms race | |
114723004 | liberalism international relations | globalization, democratic peace theory, there is a finite amount of power, critique: assumes the state is the epicenter of power | |
114723005 | critical international relations | global class system, insitiutions and material capabilities, critique: doscounts significance of incramental change | |
114723006 | 3 phases of US foreign policy | detachment, containment, democratization | |
114723007 | Civil liberties | negative rights, the freedom from undue interference by the government in constittionally protected areas | |
114723008 | civil rights | positive rights, the freedom to participate freely and equally in politics and public affairs and the electoral process | |
114723009 | Black Nationalism | Malcolm X, the idea that blacks should control the politics and economics of their own communities | |
114723010 | Congress tensions | local v national, delegate v trustee, compromise | |
114723011 | eras of congress | formative, partisan, committee, contemporary | |
114723012 | formative era of congress | federalsts v anti-federalists | |
114723013 | partisan era of congress | rise of political parties, slavery and class tensions | |
114723014 | committee era of congress | seniority system= higher incumbancy rates | |
114723015 | contemporary era of congress | steady erosion of party loyalty and power | |
114723016 | roles of the president | cheif executive, head of state, commander and cheif of the military | |
114723017 | nationalism | is a social construct | |
114723018 | number of women on the supreme court | 3 | |
114740379 | speaker of the house | bainer | |
114740380 | colorado has a _ govoner | colorado has a democratic govoner | |
114740381 | this will be the _ congress | this will be the 112th congress | |
114740382 | Colorado senators | Udall (D) Bennett(D) |
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