AP Gov Unit 1 Review NEW!

Everything you NEED to know about Unit 1 for AP Gov!
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[mistic]

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[plmc]

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[victorcortesj]

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[nikok]

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[bridhea]

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[leahshency]

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[cosmic]

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[oliviaz]

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[sabrinamills]

Thank you for this updated review video! Would it be possible to edit the titles of the older unit review videos that say "NEW" when they are no longer new like this one is? I think this would be helpful for students when trying to find your latest editions. My students really appreciate your videos!

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Declaration of independence
Jefferson defined natural rights: all people enjoy these by being human
social contract: purpose of government is protect ppls rights
popular sovereignty: people are the source of governmental power
The constitution:
limited government: has powers but limited
republic: people vote for representatives not policies
participatory: broad citizen
Types of democracy
participation ex: protesting town hall meetings
pluralist: group based activism
elite: small group of elites
federalist 10: Madison said in pure democracy is worse than a republic because of factions
Brutus 1: decentralized necessary and proper clause personal liberty
Articles of confederation: couldnt tax or regulate interstate commerce too weak
Shays rebellion: shifted public opinion in favor or stronger government
Compromises: Great compromise bicameral legislation the house of representatives and senate (population + equal)
electoral college chooses president
three fifths compromise 3/5 slaves
importation or slaves: slave trade couldn’t be banned for 20 years
amendment process: 2/3 both houses 3/4 states ratify
federalist: supported constitution + stronger central government
anti-federalist: opposed condition states rights bill of rights
federalist 51: strong enough but limited separation of powers three branches legislative executive and judicial checks and balances
delegated powers: exclusive powers to federal gov
10th: reserved to states everything left over
concurrent: both state and federal
dynamic federalism balance between federal and state gov changes and continues to change
dual: separate and supreme didn’t overlap
shift to cooperative: shared
grants
categorical: specific purpose
block grants: broader
federal revenue: anything states want no longer in practice
mandates: must be followed with or without grant
supremacy clause: federal law is superior when conflict
necessary and proper clause: congress can do stuff outside of enumerated and has implied powers
commerce: congress can regulate anything affecting interstate commerce
McCulloch v maryland: cannot tax due to supremacy clause
U.S V Lopez: struck down 10th amendment

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[Maryjane-]

I got a AP test in a few hours i’ll reply let y’all know how I did