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Thomas Jefferson


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3rd pres. Dec of In. Promoted classical Rep and liberalism, seperation of
church and state.




Liberty


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An ideal of freedom from oppression, tyranny, and government, allowing
individuals to pursue happiness through positive action.

,Micheal Mulane "the Rule of Law"


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Tinkerbelle effect: the rule of law only exist as long as we believe in it




aristocracy


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ruled based on distinguished or wise ancestors and heritage




Earl Warren


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1891-1974 Fourteenth Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, he ruled in Brown
v. Board of Education that segregation was unequal and therefore
unconstitutional.




John Locke


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, English Philosopher whose Treatises of Government espousing natural
rights; consent of the governed, and social compacts greatly influenced
the Founding Fathers




Article 5 of constitution


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The process for amending the Constitution is described. The states are
responsible for ratifying amendments.




whigs


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Englan'ds 1st politcal party organzised in opposition to the King




human nature


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fundemental disposition of humans that determines their behavior




Growth of personal rights


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, The broadening judicial interpretation of personal rights that were
construed fairly narrowly in the past.




Court party/ Tories


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English royal court and the center of British political power; characterized
by corruption and subversion




Herbert Hoover


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The 31st President of the United States, he lost the 1932 election for a
second term (to Franklin D. Roosevelt) when his responses to the Stock
Market Crash of 1929 failed to end the economic recession and the nation
slid into the Great Depression.




Moral consensus


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A general agreement on standards of right and wrong that was more
prevalent in early America than it is today.

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