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Capítulo 6

Vocabulario importante del Capítulo 6

TermDefinition
Artículos de Confederación Articles of Confederation
poder legislativo Legislative Branch
poder judicial Judicial Branch
poder ejecutivo Executive Branch
ratificar to ratify
Preámbulo Preamble
veto veto
Declaración de Derechos Bill of Rights
Artículos de Confederación Primer plan de gobierno de los Estados Unidos.
poder legislativo Poder del gobierno que aprueba las leyes; el Congreso de los Estados Unidos.
poder judicial Poder del gobierno que interpreta las leyes; la Corte Suprema de los Estados Unidos y otras cortes.
poder ejecutivo Poder del gobierno que ejecuta las leyes; el presidente de los Estados Unidos y su administración.
ratificar Aprobar.
Preámbulo La introducción de la Constitución de los Estados Unidos de América.
veto Poder para no aprobar algo.
Declaración de Derechos Enmienda (amendment) a la Constitución de los Estados Unidos que protege los derechos básicos de los ciudadanos.
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