Honors American Government / Economics
Mr. Rumpfeldt
Periods 1,2 and 3
andrew.rumpfeldt@browardschools.com
American Government Vocabulary
1. democracy 2. sovereignty 3. abridge 4. usurpation 5. faction 6. unitary government 7. federal government 8. framers 9. benevolence 10. confederation 11. domestic 12. dissident 13. bicameral 14. unicameral 15. repeal 16. assimilate 17. brandish 18. infamous 19. delegate 20. cohesion 21. efficacy 22. abstain 23. ratification 24. quorum 25. federalism 26. judicial review 27. extradite 28. cabinet 29. electoral college 30. commerce 31. plurality 32. conservative 33. liberal 34. partisan 35. opulent 36. political machine 37. incumbent 38. electorate 39. consensus 40. reciprocity 41. suffrage 42. injunction 43. muckraker 44. John Q. Public 45. primary 46. caucus 47. ballot 48. subsidy 49. mandate 50. grass roots 51. lobby 52. pork 53. constituents 54. sophomore surge 55. franking 56. intrinsic 57. junta 58. gerrymandering 59. meticulous 60. naturalization 61. eminent domain 62. philanthropy 63. clothespin vote 64. perjury 65. illicit 66. censure 67. encroach 68. impeach 69. lame duck 70. coattails 71. acquit 72. subpoena 73. infallible 74. whip 75. filibuster 76. platform 77. pardon 78. admissible 79. litmus test 80. amnesty 81. bureaucracy 82. patronage 83. deficit 84. debt 85. tariff 86. espionage 87. parochial 88. secular 89. libel 90. slander 91. sedition 92. indictment 93. treason 94. habeas corpus 95. ex post facto 96. de facto 97. de jure 98. devolution 99. insurgence 100. rudimentary