Independent Agency Pocket Veto collective dilemma Bureaucratic Capture Logrolling Duverger's Law Spoils System Bureaucratic Drift Gerrymandering Cloture Veto Threat dissenting opinion coordination problem stare decisis unstable coalition Agenda Setter Line- Item Veto Pork Barrel Going Public Partisan Model amicus curiae Coalitional Drift Party Discipline judicial review Fire- Alarm Oversight Party Machine Primary Election Distributional Model Police- Patrol Oversight Standing Committee strategic model Plurality Rule single- member district legal model Marbury v Madison Filibuster principal- agent problem Informational Model attitudinal model Political Party confidence vote Delegates Public Law Caucus strict constructio- nism party identification Divided Government Presidential System Trustees Bureaucracy Independent Agency Pocket Veto collective dilemma Bureaucratic Capture Logrolling Duverger's Law Spoils System Bureaucratic Drift Gerrymandering Cloture Veto Threat dissenting opinion coordination problem stare decisis unstable coalition Agenda Setter Line- Item Veto Pork Barrel Going Public Partisan Model amicus curiae Coalitional Drift Party Discipline judicial review Fire- Alarm Oversight Party Machine Primary Election Distributional Model Police- Patrol Oversight Standing Committee strategic model Plurality Rule single- member district legal model Marbury v Madison Filibuster principal- agent problem Informational Model attitudinal model Political Party confidence vote Delegates Public Law Caucus strict constructio- nism party identification Divided Government Presidential System Trustees Bureaucracy
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
G-Independent Agency
I-Pocket Veto
I-collective dilemma
G-Bureaucratic Capture
G-Logrolling
N-Duverger's Law
G-Spoils System
G-Bureaucratic Drift
O-Gerrymandering
O-Cloture
I-Veto Threat
B-dissenting opinion
I-coordination problem
B-stare decisis
I-unstable coalition
N-Agenda Setter
I-Line-Item Veto
O-Pork Barrel
I-Going Public
O-Partisan Model
B-amicus curiae
G-Coalitional Drift
O-Party Discipline
B-judicial review
G-Fire-Alarm Oversight
N-Party Machine
N-Primary Election
O-Distributional Model
G-Police-Patrol Oversight
G-Standing Committee
B-strategic model
N-Plurality Rule
N-single-member district
B-legal model
B-Marbury v Madison
N-Filibuster
I-principal-agent problem
O-Informational Model
B-attitudinal model
N-Political Party
N-confidence vote
O-Delegates
B-Public Law
O-Caucus
B-strict constructio-nism
N-party identification
I-Divided Government
I-Presidential System
O-Trustees
G-Bureaucracy