People
There are 100 of them serving in Congress
What are senators?
An unjust or violent tax
What is an exaction?
U.S. Senators must be at least ___ years old to serve
What is 30?
The Lusitania was carrying this to Britain when it was sunk
What are munitions/war materiel?
Lincoln's Vice President at the time of his assassination
Who was Andrew Johnson?
He was the President who involved the U.S. in World War I
Who was Woodrow Wilson?
This type of jury decides whether an accused person is guilty or not guilty
What is a petit jury?
The U.S. Supreme Court asserted in 1919 that doing this in a theatre wouldn't be free speech
What is falsely "shouting 'Fire!'"?
A military draft violates this constitutional amendment
What is the Thirteenth?
It's defined in the Constitution as the crime of "levying war against [the states]"
What is treason?
Charles Schenck was famously arrested for printing these during World War I, losing a Supreme Court case
What are fliers criticizing the draft?
The government's printing or otherwise creating money out of thin air
What is inflation?
What is "Sedition"?
FDR's several similarly-named legislative acts were called "___ Acts," instead of "Tax Acts."
What is "Revenue"?
The kind of tax added to something someone buys
What is an "indirect tax"?
This county government officer is responsible for determining the cause of death in a suspicious or potentially criminal case
What is a coroner?
This type of jury decides is there is enough evidence to charge someone with a crime
What is a grand jury?
FDR's government programs that took over the economy were collectively known as the "___ ___."
What is "New Deal"?
The Schechter brothers were charged with a crime for selling these for a price that was now illegally low
What are chickens?
The Sixteenth Amendment was passed after the people were promised that this type of tax would be eliminated
What are tariffs?
He famously gave a speech against America's entrance into World War I in a book section we read
Who was George Norris?
The two-word term Frederic Bastiat used for the government's passing a law to allow it to steal
What is "legal plunder"?
The three original departments in the U.S. government: War, State, and ___
What is "Treasury"?
This is the correct way to "interpret" the Constitution
What is, "If a power isn't specifically granted to the U.S. government, it may not take that power"?
The two-word term that protective tariffs, a national bank, and internal improvements were collectively known as
What is "the American System"?