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a government of laws, not people, operating on the principle that goernment powers must be limited and government officials are restrained in their exercise of power over the individual
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a government of laws, not people, operating on the principle that goernment powers must be limited and government officials are restrained in their exercise of power over the individual Constitutionalism
Legal structure of a political system establishing government bodies, granting their powers, determining how members are selected.... Constitution
Magna carta (1251), Mayflower Compact (1620), Colonial charters (1630-1732), Declaration of Independence (1776), Articles of confederation (1781-89) antecedants to the Constitutional Convention (list)
Financial difficulties, commercial obstacles, currency problems, civil disorder troubles facing new nation (list)
purpose of government is protection of individual liberty and property. Natural laws superioer to man-made laws. People have inalienable rights: Life, libert, and property John Locke's beliefs (list)
Government by representatives of the people rather than directly by the people republicanism
Belief that shared cutural, historical, linguistic, and social characteristics justify creation of a government. such a government is equal to all others nationalism
Two-house legislature, lower house elcted by the people, upper elected by lower. President elected by legislature Virginia Plan
one house legislature, equal state representation (regardless of population) New Jersey plan
lower house elected by people numericla representation. Senate indirectly elected equal representation for states Conneticut Compromise
Compulsory payment to the government Taxes
Tax imposed on imported goods Tariff
Unified trade area where all goods and services cna be exchanged free of customs and tariffs Common Market
proposed laws or amendments submitted directly to the people for approval or regection Referenda
Allowcation of power across the three branches of government Separation of powers
Provisions giving each branch of the goverment checks over the actions of other branches checks and balances
Supreme court can declare laws of Congress and states and the actions of the president to be unconstitutional judicial review
Power to approve or reject decisions of the bodies (i.e. treaties made by president) Ratification
Guarantees basic liberties (first 10 amendments of Constitution) Bill of Rights
Chaneg in a Bill, law or a constitution Amendment
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