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Constitution

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Which vocabulary word goes with - power comes from the people? Popular Sovereignty
Which vocabulary word goes with - each branch of gov't checks or limits other branches. Checks & balance
Which vocabulary word goes with- power is shared between nation & states Federalism
Which article goes with the legislation? Article 1
Which article goes with the executive? Article 2
Which article goes with the judicial? Aritcle 3
Which articles connects states with federal? Article 4
Posterity Future Generations
justice Administering laws
Who makes up Congress? Senate & House of Representatives
Who works with the executive? president
Who would be in charge if something happened to our president & vice president? Speaker of the House
How old do you have to be to become president? 35
What is the supreme law of the land? constitution
What vocabulary word goes with the process by which the amendments were approved? ratification
Which amendment gives you the freedom of speech? Amendment 1
How many terms can a person be president? 2
How long is a term? 4 years
Which branch has the power to make laws? legislative
Which branch has the power to intrepret laws? judicial
Which branch has the power to enforce laws? executive
What is an important title for the president involving our military? Commander in Cheif
What do we call the first 10 amendments? Bill of Rights
Where did they write the constitution? Philadelphia
Which article explains how states relate to other states? Article 4
How is Justice selected for the Supreme Court? Appointed by president
What is the cabinet? advises the president
How many articles do we have? 7
How many amendments do we have? 27
What is the first paragraph of the constitution called? Preamble
Which of the following is a state right: make money, declare war, or create schools? create schools
Which of the following is a federal government right: make money, declare war, or create schools. money & declare war
Which amendment allows you to bear arms? Amendment 2
Which amendment is not popular today? 3 - quarter soldiers
Which amendment allows for search and seizure? Amendment 4
Which amendment does not allow double jeopardy, charge for same crime twice? Amendment 5
Which amendment has rights for a speedy, public trial? Amendment 6
Which amendment says no cruel or unusual punishment or excessive bail? Amendment 8
Who was the oldest founding father? Ben Franklin
Who is known as the father of the constitution? James Madison
What document was written before the constitution? Article of Confederation
What do you call a person who opposed or were against the constitution? anti-federalist
What do you call a person who supported the constitution? federalist
How can an amendment change? 2/3 vote from Congress
How many states approved the constitution? 9 of 13
Where is the Constitution stored today? Washington D.C. National Achieves
LIMITED GOVERNMENT a political structure where laws limit the powers of the government to avoid abuse
RULE OF LAW nobody is above the law (including the government)
Popular sovereignty government based on the consent of the people
Republicanism power is held by the people
Representative government a type of government where elected people represent a group
Freedom of conscience and religion the right to be free to think and believe as you will without imposition from others
Constitutional Government A government in which the powers are limited by a constitution
Due process of Law The right to a fair and legal trial
Separated and shared powers Powers and responsibilities are divided between the three branches
Checks and balances Makes sure that no one branch would be able to control too much power
Federalism The Constitution division of power between states and the national government
Democracy Rule by the people
Direct Democracy A form of democracy in which the people themselves, rather than elected representatives, make decisions
Representative Democracy a type of democracy where elected people represent a group of people
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