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AP Gov't Vocab Review - Call List

(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.


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  1. O-Free enterprise
  2. B-Concurrent powers
  3. I-Stare decisis
  4. O-Open primary
  5. B-Oversight
  6. G-“lame duck” president
  7. N-Divided government
  8. N-Discharge petition
  9. G-Discretionary spending
  10. G-Critical election
  11. I-Budget deficit
  12. N-Civil rights
  13. B-Entitlement programs
  14. I-Fiscal policy
  15. G-Executive order
  16. B-General election
  17. B-Redistricting
  18. N-Political ideology
  19. N-Judicial activism
  20. B-Signing statement
  21. O-Supply-side theory
  22. N-Free!
  23. G-Bipartisan
  24. O-Trustee model
  25. O-Mandatory spending
  26. G-Miranda rule
  27. G-Filibuster
  28. I-Political socialization
  29. N-Constituency
  30. I-Implied powers
  31. G-Equality of opportunity
  32. G-Categorical grants
  33. O-Cloture
  34. O-Symbolic speech
  35. O-Franchise/suffrage
  36. G-Judicial restraint
  37. B-Participatory democracy
  38. O-Social contract
  39. N-Prospective voting
  40. O-Exclusive powers
  41. I-Winner-take-all system
  42. N-Popular sovereignty
  43. I-Hold in the Senate
  44. O-Demographics
  45. I-Civil liberties
  46. B-Limited government
  47. G-Federalism
  48. O-Gerrymandering
  49. B-Rule of law
  50. B-Independent expenditure
  51. N-Elite democracy
  52. I-Natural rights
  53. O-Super PAC
  54. I-Retrospective voting
  55. I-Reapportionment
  56. G-Selective incorporation
  57. N-Linkage institutions
  58. B-Rational-choice voting
  59. G-Keynesian theory
  60. I-Mid-term elections
  61. B-Delegate model
  62. N-Liberal ideology
  63. N-Equal protection clause
  64. B-Unanimous consent
  65. B-Enumerated powers
  66. G-Logrolling
  67. O-Block grants
  68. G-Republicanism
  69. B-Closed primary
  70. N-Pork barrel legislation
  71. I-Due process clause
  72. G-Conservative ideology
  73. N-Revenue sharing
  74. N-Pocket veto
  75. I-Horse race journalism
  76. O-Executive agreement
  77. O-Realignment
  78. G-PAC
  79. O-Issue network/iron triangle
  80. B-Proportional system
  81. N-Party coalition
  82. N-Individualism
  83. I-Pluralist democracy
  84. B-Defamatory speech
  85. I-Mandates
  86. I-Party caucus
  87. B-Monetary policy
  88. I-Politico model
  89. G-Party-line voting
  90. O-Exclusionary rule
  91. N-Incumbency advantage