Civics EOC Vocabulary and Key Terms ** By Reporting Category ** Reporting Vocabulary Category EOC Content Focus Key terms (Recurring Content Focus) (Recurring key terms) Origins and amendment constitutional Magna Carta Acts of grievances preamble convention Parliament (Declaration of Anti-federalist independence Purposes of military law Independence) constitutional bicameral antifederalist individual rights Law and natural law government papers boycott ratify just powers Government ordain debt repeal checks and colony legislature (25 %) posterity balances self-evident common law liberty “domestic preamble sovereign compact limited tranquility” civil law (Constitution) English Bill of government tariff consent of the Code of precedent Rights governed monarchy taxation without Hammurabi separation of representation delegates oppression English Common coin and print powers three-fifths democracy parliament Law money social contract compromise electoral college political systems Enlightenment regulate unalienable constitutional law endowed popular “establish framers Roman Law sovereignty (“We “common justice” the people”) defense” Shay’s rebellion federalism federalist common law statutory law federalist papers colonial tax founding fathers complaints trade “general welfare” constitution unanimous constitutional viewpoint juvenile law articles juvenile rights
Civics EOC Vocabulary and Key Terms ** By Reporting Category ** Reporting Category Vocabulary EOC Content Focus (Recurring Content Focus) Key terms (Recurring key terms) Origins and Purposes of Law and Government (25 %) amendment Anti-federalist antifederalist papers checks and balances civil law Code of Hammurabi coin and print money constitutional law “common defense” common law colonial complaints constitution constitutional articles constitutional convention constitutional government debt “domestic tranquility” English Bill of Rights English Common Law Enlightenment “establish justice” federalism federalist federalist papers founding fathers “general welfare” juvenile law juvenile rights Magna Carta military law natural law ordain posterity preamble (Constitution) precedent separation of powers social contract regulate Roman Law Shay’s rebellion statutory law tax trade unanimous viewpoint Acts of Parliament bicameral boycott colony common law compact consent of the governed delegates democracy electoral college endowed framers grievances independence individual rights just powers legislature liberty limited government monarchy oppression parliament political systems popular sovereignty (“We the people”) preamble (Declaration of Independence) ratify repeal self-evident sovereign tariff taxation without representation three-fifths compromise unalienable
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