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CONGRESS: -the ____ governing body main
CONGRESS: -made ____ for the new nation laws
CONGRESS: -could not pass laws to collect _____ to pay to run the __________. 1st: taxes 2nd: government
CONGRESS: -could only ask each state to give taxes to pay for the expenses of ________. congress
CONGRESS: -difficult for congress to collect enough _____ this way. money
The articles of confederation set up a _______ __________. central government
CONSTITUTION: - ________ set out the constitution's major goals: to establish _______, to ensure _____, to defend the ______, and to protect people's well-being and _______. 1st blank: preamble2nd blank: justice3rd blank: peace4th blank: nation5th blank: liberty
Powers are shared between ______ and the national _________. 1st blank: states2nd blank: government
Example of a power only the national government has:- make ____ about _____ with other countries. 1st blank: laws2nd blank: trade
State powers:- called "________ ______," because they are "reserved," or left, for the ______ 1st blank: reserved powers2nd blank: states
States and ___________ are represented in ________. 1st blank: individuals2nd blank: congress
What are the three branches of government? Legislative, Executive, and Judicial
Congress is made up of what two groups? Senator and House Of Representatives
What branch of government would decide if a law had been broken? judicial
What does congress do? Make and pass laws
What does the president do? Signs laws that he/she approves of and makes sure the laws are carried out
What group is a part of the legislative branch? congress
what groups are a part of the executive branch? The president, Vice president, and cabinet members
What group is a part of the judicial branch? justices
what does the 1st amendment state? protects freedom of religon, freedom of speech, freedom of the press, the right to assemble peacefully, and the right to voice complaints to the government.
what does the 2nd amendment state? protects the right to own and bear firearms.
what does the 3rd amendment state? states that the government cannot force people to house soldiers during peacetime.
what does the 4th amendment state? protects people from unfair searches and seizures of property.
what does the 5th amendment state? guarantees that no one would be deprivedof life, liberty, or property without the decision of a court law.
what does the 6th amendment state? guarantees the right to a trial by jury and a lawyer in criminal cases.
what does the 7th amendment state? guareantees the right to a trial by jury in most civil cases.
describe a democracy. a government run by the people of that country.
which branch houses the supreme court? judicial branch
why did the states write the articles of confederation? they wanted freedom, independence, and a firm league of friendship
thomas jefferson created what political party? anti-federalists(democratic- republican)
which branch of government can veto laws? executive branch
what are three of the major goals of the constitution? to defend the nation, to ensure peace, and to establish justice.
a weaker, less active national government was favored by which political party? the democratic-republicans.
not having a strong national government was a weaknessof what document? the article of confederation
what type of govenment did the federalists want? a strong national government, like that outlined by the constitution
how did john marshall serve as a justice in the supreme court? 30 years
how is the bill of rights best described? ten constitutional amendments specifying freedoms
what role did alexander hamilton fill in George Washington's cabinet? secretary of the treasury
what happened when the congress agreed to add the sill of rights to the constitution? many states signed the constitution.
what was the role of each state under the article of confederatin? each state created its own laws.
how does the executive branch "check and balance" the judicial branch? the president nominates supreme court justices
what branch of government makes the laws? the legislative branch
who created the cabinet? George washington
states would keep "_______ and independence." freedom
states joined in a "firm league of friendship", not a ______ central government. strong
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