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S.S. - Ch. 9 Vocab

Social Studies - Unit 4 - Chapter 9 Vocabulary

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Constitution A written plan for government.
Citizen An official member of a city, a state, or a nation.
Territory Land ruled by a national government but which has no representatives in the government.
Ordinance A law.
Federal A system in which the states share power with the central government.
Republic A government in which the citizens elect leaders to represent them.
Compromise A settlement in which both sides give up something they want.
Ratify To accept.
Point of View The way someone thinks about an issue, an event, or a person and is affected by a person's experiences and beliefs.
Democracy A governmet in which the people have the power to make political decisions.
Checks and Balances A system that lets each branch limit the power of the other two.
Veto To reject.
Unconstitutional When a law does not agree with the Constitution.
Amendment A change to the Constitution.
Inauguration An official ceremony to make someone President.
Cabinet A group chosen by the President to help run the executive branch and give advice.
Political Party A group of people who share similar ideas about the government.
Interest What people pay to borrow money.
Capital The city where the government meets.
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