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Political Dictionary p.8 and p.60

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AUTOCRACY   A government in which a single person holds unlimited political power.  
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OLIGARCHY   A government in which the power to rule is held by a small, usually self-appointed elite.  
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UNITARY GOVERNMENT   Centralized government.  
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FEDERAL GOVERNMENT   Powers of government divided between a central government and several local governments.  
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DIVISION OF POWERS   A division that cant be changed by either local or national level acting alone.  
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CONFEDERATION   Alliance of independent states.  
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PRESIDENTAL GOVERNMENT   Executive and legislative branches are seperate.  
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PARLIAMENTRY GOVERNMENT   The executive is made up of prime minister and officials cabinet. The Parliamentary Relationship is elected from and part of the legislature.  
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LIMITED GOVERNMENT   A concept that was deeply rooted in English belief and practice by the time the first English ships reached the Americas.  
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REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT   A idea that government should serve the will of the people that had also been developing in England for centuries.  
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MAGNA CARTA   The great charter.  
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PETITION OF RIGHTS   Limited the king's power in several ways.  
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ENGLISH BILL OF RIGHTS   Prohibited a standing army in peacetime.  
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CHARTER   A written grant of authority from the king.  
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BICAMERAL   Two house legislature.  
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PROPRIETARY   Three colonies in 1775 that consisted of Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Deleware.  
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UNICAMERAL   One housebody  
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POPULAR SOVERIGNITY   Government can exist only with consent of the governed.  
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ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION   Established a firm league of friendship.  
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RATIFACTION   Formal approval.  
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VIRGINA PLAN   Government with 3 seperate branches.  
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NEW JERSEY PLAN   Retained unicameral Congress of the Confederation.  
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CONNECTICUT COMPROMISE   Congress should be composed of 2 houses.  
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3/5 THS COMPROMISE   Three fifths of all other persons should be counted.  
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COMMERSE& SLAVE TRADE   Congress is forbidden to tax export goods from any state.  
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FEDERALISTS   For ratifaction.  
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ANTIFEDERALISTS   Agaisnt ratifaction.  
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QUORUM   Majority.  
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