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TX - Early Statehood

Texas join Us

TermDefinition
admission permission given to enter a place
treaty a written agreement between countries in which they agree to do specific things
cession or cede to give control of something to another person, group, government, etc.
compromise people wanting different things reach an agreement by both giving up something they originally wanted
immigration the coming of people into a country in order to live and work there
diverse or diversity made up of many different things
Constitution official plan for governing a country or a state
Three branches of Texas government (modeled after three branches of US government Executive branch enforces the laws Legislative branch makes the laws Judicial branch determines constitutionality of laws
limited government government is not all powerful - it is limited by rule of law
checks and balances each branch of government has controls (checks) over the other two branches
federalism power is divided between national government and state government
separation of powers power within the national government is divided among the 3 branches
popular sovereignty ultimate power rests with the citizens
republicanism people use their power by choosing representatives to act or speak on their behalf
individual rights freedom, protection, and equality are guaranteed to people in the Constitution, Bill of Rights, and laws that are created.
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