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what is popular sovereignty? power to the people
what is limited government? the government can only do what the people allow it to
what is rule of law? the law applies to everyone
what is separation of powers? a division of authority in the government
what are checks and balances? each branch of government can limit the power of another
what are expressed powers? the national government's powers (enumerated)
what are reserved powers? the state government's powers
what are concurrent powers? powers that the national and state governments share
what is the necessary and proper clause? allows the government to carry out their duties
what are implied powers? powers congress can express that are not specifically listed in the constitution
what does article one of the constitution explain? the rules of congress, the houses, and explains that congress makes the laws
what does article two of the constitution explain? the rules of the executive branch, president and vice president rues, and explains that the enforce the laws made by congress
what does article three of the constitution explain? the rules of the judicial branch, the supreme court justices ,and how they can check the laws the president and congress pass
what is in the 1 amendment of the constitution? freedom of: religion, speech, press, assembly, petition
what is in the 2 amendment of the constitution? right to bear arms
what is in the 3 amendment of the constitution? prohibits the forced housing of soldiers
what is in the 4 amendment of the constitution? no unreasonable searches and seizures must have a warrant and reasonable or probably cause
what is in the 5 amendment of the constitution? protections of due process: indictments of a grand jury, self-incrimination, double jeprody, eminent domain
what is in the 6 amendment of the constitution? protects rights related to criminal prosecution in federal courts right to.... speedy and public trial a jury of your peers confrontation off witnesses right to an attorney
what is in the 7 amendment of the constitution? right to a jury in a civil case (lawsuit)
what is in the 8 amendment of the constitution? no excessive bail or fines no cruel and unusual punishment
what is in the 9 amendment of the constitution? addresses the rights of the people that are not listed
what is in the 10 amendment of the constitution? the reserved powers doctrine the powers not specifically given to the federal government are given to the states
what is in the 13 amendment of the constitution? makes slavery illegal
what is in the 14 amendment of the constitution? prohibits any person from being deprived of his/her life, property, or liberty without due process of the law or equal protection under law outlines a citizen's rights
what is in the 15 amendment of the constitution? prevents the prohibition of people's right to vote because of race, skin color, ethnicity
what is in the 19 amendment of the constitution? gave women the right to vote
what is in the 23 amendment of the constitution? gave citizens of Washington DC the right to vote
what is in the 24 amendment of the constitution? prohibits poll taxes or any other kind of voting tax
what is in the 26 amendment of the constitution? lowered the voting age to 18
what is in the 16 amendment of the constitution? congress can tax income
what is in the 18 amendment of the constitution? enacts prohibition *repealed by the 21st amendment which made alcohol legal;
what is in the 22 amendment of the constitution? sets a limit on how many terms a president can serve
what is in the 25 amendment of the constitution? outlines the succession of the presidency
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