This case found state laws establishing racial segregation in public schools unconstitutional.

Under this, the federal government could not tax, could not coin money, and could not regulate international trade.

This means Congress has two legislative bodies.

This prevents the government from censoring the press.

The federal government pays for part of the medical costs for retired or disabled people under Social Security.

This case established that unduly restrictions on abortions are unconstitutional.

An anti-federalist paper which speaks about the potential drawbacks of a federal government with immense power, including citizens being required to sacrifice their liberties.

The process of monitoring the bureaucracy and its administration of policy.

Journalism based upon sensationalism and crude exaggeration.

Money and banking policies and their effect on the economy.

The case established the spending of money by an individual as protected under the First Amendment's freedom of expression clause.

A document which contains allusions to a significant amount of underpinnings of the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s.

Congressional reforms in the 1970s which decentralized power and Congress gave more power to this.

The belief that public policies emerge from compromises reached among competing groups.

Taxation and budget policies and their effect on the economy.

The New York court case which established a necessary separation between religion and school officials leading prayers in school.

This established that the Legislature is not the judge of the constitutionality of its own actions.

A tool not specified in the Constitution, but has been consistently used by presidents to bypass Congress on issues of policymaking.

These groups use lobbying, contribute money to candidates, file lawsuits, and appeal to public opinion in order to influence the political process.

This included minimum auto emissions standards across the nation and other rules for improving air and water quality.

It established that race cannot be the predominant factor in drawing voting district lines.

This document argues for checks and balances in a federal government.

This exercises quasi-legislative, quasi-judicial, and executives functions.

The act of covering campaigns by emphasizing the relative standings of the candidates in the polls rather than the issues they discuss.

Theory calling for the taking of a nonmilitary route to compromise with oppressive regimes and allowing them some expansion.