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This term refers to the idea that government gets its power from the people Popular Sovereignty
The Bill of Rights is found in the First ten amendments to the Constitution
The First Amendment expresses freedom of speech, religion, press, and assembly
The Fourth Amendment states that people have the right to Privacy
In Tinker v Des Moines, the Supreme Court ruled that the school's prohibition of arm bands was unconstitutional
In Bethel v Fraser, the Supreme Court ruled that schools can restrict student speech in the interest of its educational mission
This exists to promote peace and cooperation among the countries of the world United Nations
This group of countries in Europe and North America have agreed to protect each other in case of an attack. NATO
The United Kingdom recently voted to leave this partnership that is intended to create a single economy and act as a single voice in the world for its member countries. EU
One option countries have when conducting foreign policy that is used to punish a country by cutting it off from trade and refusing to negotiate. Sanctions
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