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TermDefinition
republic a government in which citizens rule through elected representatives
ordinance law
depreciate to fall in value
depression a period when economic activity slows and unemployed increases
manumission the feeling of individual enslaved persons
amend to change
compromise a settlement between a country
federalism sharing power
legislative branch lawmaking branch
executive branch the main branch led by the president
electoral college special group of electors
judicial branch a branch that runs all the courts
checks and balances a system of government that checks each branches power to see if its still equal
amendment a change added to a document
popular sovereignty the belief that government is subjected will of the people
limited government when a government has limited powers
enumerated power power specifically given to congress
reserved power power belonging to the states
concurrent power power shared by the states and federal government
separation of power powers are divided
implied power power not enumerated
judicial review power of the court
due process the legal rules
equal protection the equal application of the law
naturalization the process of becoming an american citizen
bicameral having separate lawmaking
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