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Bill of Rights and Checks and Balances

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Presidential "check" on the Legislative Branch   veto  
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Reason the system of "Checks and Balances" was designed   To prevent one branch from having too much power  
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Amendments 5, 6, 7 and 8 protect an individual's right at this time   when being arrested, charged and tried for a crime  
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All powers not given to the federal government belong to   the states or the people  
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Override a presidential veto with a 2/3 vote   one way legislature checks the executive branch  
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One power given only to the federal government   coin money, declare war, or run the postal system  
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Separation of church and state has to do with this First Amendment freedom   Freedom of religion  
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Freedom of speech does not allow you to do this   use words that may cause physical danger or harm to others  
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"Take the fifth"   a person's right to refuse to answer a question that might be self-incriminating  
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Your right to criticise the government is protected by what First Amendment freedom?   Freedom of speech  
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Why are Supreme Court justices appointed for life?   So they don't have to worry that they will not get reelected due to an unpopular decision  
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The Fourth Amendment which protects us from "unreasonable search and seizure" was a reaction to this law imposed on the colonists by the British   Writs of Assistance  
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Number of Amendments in the Bill of Rights   10  
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