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POLS 2302 BOARD EVALUATION 2026
GUARANTEED PASS ANSWERS GRADED A+

● liberty. Answer: the power or scope to act as one pleases


● democracy. Answer: a political system in which people govern
themselves


● political efficacy. Answer: the belief that you make a difference and
that government cares about you and your views


● Articles of Confederation. Answer: the first basis for the new nation's
government, adopted in 1781, created an alliance of sovereign states
held together by a weak central government


● Shay's Rebellion. Answer: an armed uprising in Massachusetts in
opposition to increased government coercion in taxing individuals and in
their trades


● Federalists. Answer: those who supported ratification of the
Constitution


● Anti-Federalists. Answer: those who did not support ratification of the
Constitution

, ● "auxiliary precautions". Answer: checks and balances


● separation of powers. Answer: the sharing of powers among three
separate branches of government


● federalism. Answer: an institutional arrangement that creates two
relatively autonomous levels of government, each possessing the
capacity to act directly on the people with authority granted by the
national constitution


● "power map". Answer: an outline of the structure and powers of the
three branches of government. Articles


● Articles I, II, III, V, VI. Answer: I:Legislative branch-creates law
II:Executive branch-enforces law III:Judicial branch-interprets law
V:Amendments VI:Supremacy clause VI:Ratification


● Bill of Rights. Answer: First ten amendments added to the
constitution, designed to protect fundamental rights and liberties


● Alexander Hamilton. Answer: Founding father and author of the
Federalist Papers

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