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Utilitarianism Greatest good for the greatest number Row 1, Col 1

Difference between Bill of Rights and Universal Declaration of Human Rights It is enforceable by U. S. government 1, 2

Open closed schools/enforce Brown v. Board Use of 101 st Airborne troops In Little Rock Arkansas 1, 3

Indian Citizenship Act of 1924 Citizenship and voting rights for Native Americans were settled with the 1, 4

Bill of Rights Greatest political contribution the U. S. has given to the world 2, 1

Common good is achieved by enlightened self interest Tocqueville found that Americans believe in Opportunity and success are Related to well being of Society because… 2, 2

Black market An illegal market place For specific goods 2, 3

The proletariet A worker, a focus of Marxism 2, 4

Author of Wealth of Nations Adam Smith 3, 1

Higher moral laws justify actions Civil disobedience is Different from law breaking Because. . 3, 2

Eduard Bernstein Wrote that socialism Does not need a violent revolution 3, 3

Why Europe dislikes a strong president Europe’s experience with Napoleon Bonaparte 3, 4

De jure segregation Segregation based in law 4, 1

Wrote Communist Manifesto Karl Marx 4, 2

Core values of Capitalism Profit Motive, Private Ownership and Market Economies 4, 3

De facto segregation Segregation not required By law 4, 4

Others who benefited from civil rights movement Women, Native Americans, Hispanics, Asians, farm laborers, interracial persons 5, 1

Used to enforce protections in Bill of Rights Due process of 14 th amendment 5, 2

To become a U. S. Citizen = know 4 8 requirements 5, 3

Powers enumerated to each branch – list two for each Specific Powers to Act internationally 5, 4

Higher missed • 2 court cases – Cherokee and Tropp • NGO – NON GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION • Vocab terms from quizzes • International Law