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Government Study Guide
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25 Questions

1. Electoral College

2. Political Platform

3. Powers of the Legislative Branch

4. Impact of Media on Public Opinion

5. Miranda v. Arizona

6. Checks and Balances

7. Filibuster

8. Judicial Review

9. general primary

10. Federalism

11. Oligarchy

12. 8th Amendment

13. New Jersey Compromise

14. Political Action Committee (PAC)

15. Executive Office of the President

16. writ of certiorari

17. 3rd Amendment

18. apellate court

19. 5th Amendment

20. hung jury

21. 25th Amendment

22. Autocracy

23. public opinion

24. Democracy

25. 3/5 Compromise

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