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Amer. Constitution

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ten amendments added to the constitution Bill of Rights
the goverment cannot tell people what they can say in newspapers and books Freedom of press
new laws are called... amendments
someone who decides whether or not our laws agree with the constitution judge
a group of laws Constitution
written and signed in 1776 Declaration of Independence
written in 1787 Constitution
ten amendments added to the Constitution in 1791 Bill of Rights
Three branches of government are... Judicial, Legislative, Executive
the President is in this branch of government Executive
the Supreme Court is in this branch of government Judicial
the two Houses of Congress are in this branch of government Legislative
The two Houses of Congress are... House of Representatives and Senate
the house of congress that has 435 members House of Representatives
the house of congresss that has 100 members, 2 from each state Senate
The executive branch of government is in charge of... enforcing laws
The legislative branch of government is in charge of... making and writing laws
The judicial branch of government is in charge of... interpreting laws
Created by: karyncford
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