MGMT 209 Chapter 2 || with A+ Guaranteed Solutions.
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MGMT 209
Institution
MGMT 209
Administrative Warrants correct answers Has to do with warrants for searching a business. Different than a probable cause warrant. Easily obtained, can be waived in highly regulated industries (liquor/guns), food industry or meat packing plants
Anti-Federalists correct answers people who opposed...
MGMT 209 Chapter 2 || with A+ Guaranteed Solutions.
Administrative Warrants correct answers Has to do with warrants for searching a business.
Different than a probable cause warrant. Easily obtained, can be waived in highly regulated
industries (liquor/guns), food industry or meat packing plants
Anti-Federalists correct answers people who opposed the creation of a strong government in the
beginnings of our nation. Liked article of confederation which gave state government more
authority than fed
Articles of Confederation correct answers first constitution, made federal govt very weak. All
power went to states. Didn't work because there was no unity.
Bill of Rights correct answers first 10 amendments to the Constitution stating the people rights
that the government cannot take away.
Blue Laws correct answers laws designed to enforce religious standards. AKA SUNDAY laws.
Example: Restrict alcohol sales during certain times on Sundays
Checks and Balances correct answers 3 branches of government keep one another from being too
powerful.
Civil Rights Movement correct answers movement to promote equality and human rights,
specifically black rights
Commerce Clause correct answers Congress has the power to regulate Commerce with foreign
nations and among the several States
Commercial Speech correct answers speech that is not political in nature
Compelling State Interest correct answers Due Process. Court use to weigh the government's
interest against a constitutional right or principle. Used for Strict scrutiny of law, mostly
concerning fundamental rights or suspect classification. Regulation must be absolutely
necessary.
Concurrent Power correct answers powers shared by both the State and federal government
Constitutional Convention of 1787 correct answers "secret" convention where they wrote the
current Constitution
Due Process correct answers legal requirement that the state must present all legal rights that are
owed to a person (government must give people rights in bill of rights)
Elastic Clause correct answers aka Necessary and Proper Clause aka Implied Powers Clause aka
Inherent Powers Clause. Expands enumerated power to cover all contingencies, does not add
new enumerated powers.
, Eminent Domain correct answers government can take property of person with some
compensation for public use
Equal Protection correct answers "no state shall deny to any person within its jurisdictions the
"equal protections of the laws"" BUT Govt can treat different groups of people differently if
distinction is logical and rationally related to a valid objective
Establishment Clause correct answers national government cannot establish a national religion
Exclusionary Rule correct answers Under search and seizure, evidence that is seized improperly
must be excluded from trial
Executive Order correct answers law by president to control the policies of the executive branch
Federalism correct answers government that is shared between the national, state and local
governments
Federalist Papers correct answers papers written to persuade New York to ratify the Constitution
Federalists correct answers People who supported the Constitution and having a stronger
National Government
Free Exercise Clause correct answers aka Necessary and Proper, aka Elastic Clause, aka Inherent
Powers Clause. Expands enumerated power to cover all contingencies, does not add new
enumerated powers.
Implied Powers Clause correct answers aka Necessary and Proper, aka Elastic Clause, aka
Inherent Powers Clause. Expands enumerated power to cover all contingencies, does not add
new enumerated powers.
Inherent Powers Clause correct answers aka Implied Powers Clause aka Necessary and Proper,
aka Elastic Clause. Expands enumerated power to cover all contingencies, does not add new
enumerated powers.
Interstate Commerce correct answers commerce that crosses states lines
Intrastate Commerce correct answers commerce that is entirely within a state
Jim Crow Laws correct answers Laws to keep former slaves as second class citizens
Judicial Law correct answers Judge-made/ Common Law
Legislative Law correct answers (aka statutory law) Laws in the constitution. Legislative houses
(senate and HoR) pass bill then send to president who signs/vetoes it.
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