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1. What is "federalism"?
2. What is an example of an "implied power" of the federal government?
3. Is "freedom of speech" a civil right or a civil liberty?
4. What is the difference between "fiscal" and "monetary" policy?
5. What is the difference between "realignment" and reapportionment"?
6. In practical terms, what does the term "popular sovereignty" mean?
7. What is the one "standing" committee present in both houses of Congress?
8. Barack Obama was a proponent of the supply-side theory of economics. True or false?
9. The president's cabinet is composed of people with specialized knowledge whose advice he/she trusts. George Washington's cabinet was composed of only three cabinet secretaries. What were they?
10. In closing (hint, hint), what is the term used when the Senate gathers a supermajority (60) of votes, in order to stop a filibuster?
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