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soveriegn power in democracy is held bythe people
soveriegn power in a dictatorship is held byoligarchy/dictator
power in dictatorship is gained byforce - the army/military
unitary gov'tpower all to a central agency
federal gov'tpower is btw a central and other local governments
confederationan alliance of independent states
presidential gov'texecutive/legislative branches are coequal and seperate
parliamentary gov'tmembers of executive are in legislative and must take legislature commands
division of powerspower is shared in central and local gov'ts
oligarchysmall, self-appointed group rules
autocracya single person has unlimited power
direct democracy1 man, 1 vote
representative democracypeople elect reps and they are the government (US)
reserved powerspowers of the state
delegated powersonly has powers granted to them by the constitution
expressed powerspowers given to the National Governent through the constitution
implied powerssuggested by expressed powers - affect people directly
inherent powersforeign people, territory, rebellion, and granting diplomatic recognition
state powersprotect/promote public health, the public morals, public safety, and general welfare, also alcohol, licenses, ages.
exclusive powersonly for National Government
concurrent powersNational and State Governments promote out
the supremecy clausestates that all constitution orders is above all other forms of law.
legislativecongress; makes the laws
judicialsupreme court; interprets laws
executivepresident; enforces laws
judicial reviewdeclare legislation/executive acts unconstituuional
pardonto forgive a person for a crime
militiamilitary to protect the state
eminent domainperson's property can not be taken away if not for good of the general public or without being paid a fair price
ratifyapproval of an executive action
intergovernmentbetween two governmental units
defendantperson sued in court or charged with a crime
plaintiffperson who sues for damages in court
revenuemoney generated to pay for government services
ambassadora representative of the united states in a foreign country
judicial review 2measuring if a law is unconstitutional
indictto formally accuse a person of committing a crime
naturalizationprocess of becoming a citizen
budgetplan of raising revenue and spending
bailmoney used to guarentee a person's appearance in court
committeesmall group of people
impeachprocess of removing a public official from office
contractan agreement between two people
commercetrade; buying and selling
warrantofficial document demanding a person to appear in court
popular sovergientygovernment for people
limited governementpreserves certian powers to the federal and state governements
seperation of powersthe executive, legislative, and judicial powers divided equally to each branch
checks and balancesto allow each branch to check eachothers actions
federalismthe division of power among a central and several regional governments
preambleintro before constitution starts
denied powergrant titles and nobility
delegated powerfederal only
rule of lawpeople are all equal when with the law
social contractif government follows peoples orders,they can rule.
mcculloch vs. mdnational bank; no taxing it; supremecy clause
marbury vs. madisonjudicial review; madison won
EJLexec, judic, legis
plessy vs. fergusonequal protection clause; railroad
miranda vs. arizonarights of accused; fair trials; sex offender
gideon vs. wainwrightright to council; movie
tinker vs, des moines board of educationarm band; only bad if a disruption occurs in schools
new jersey vs. TLOdrugs; illegal searces; reasonable suspicion
environmental protection agencybig businesses/factories w/ environment
food and drug administrationnutrition labels, cows, inspect perscriptions, etc.
federal trade commissiontrade - internation and state
federal communications commissionmonitored airways
federal aviation administrationair travel monitors inspections, crashes, etc; black box
criminal lawliable, crimes, reasonable doubt, felony, misdemeanor, presumption of innocence, probable clause, writ of habeas corpus, subpoena
civil lawguilty, lawsuits, plaintiff, preponderance of evidence, petit jury, breach of contract, torts