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the constitution

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article 3 judicial branch
who wanted a bill of rights anti-federalists
who has power to declare war congress
interpreting laws judicial branch
article 4 relationship between states
law starts out as bill
who can be impeached president, vice president, civil officers
age to be president 35
how many senators per state 2
how do judges get their position appointment
which came first: AOC or Const. articles of confederation
under AOC who could tax state
only branch under AOC legislative
law for process of state creation Northwest ordinance
great compromise dealt with legislature
3/5 compromise how population would be represented and taxed
electoral college elects president
who did not want the government to regulate trade the south
what year did they pass the constitution 1787
ratify approve or pass an amendment
execute carry out a law
federalism national government shares power with the state
republican representative form of government
propose introduce a new amendment
how many US Senators 100
supreme law of the land us/ federal laws or constitution
bill of rights added to constitution and listed rights not included
House of Representatives term 2 years
judicial branch power hear cases and decide what laws mean
executive branch make sure laws are carried out and enforced
legislative branch write bills that become laws
articles 1-3 creates 3 branches of government
amendments additions to constitution
article 6 constitution is supreme law of land
article 5 how to amend constitution
article 7 how to ratify constitution
thesis format although counterclaim, reasons a an b, therefore this is the better option
weak central government
strong central government
step 1 idea
step 2 congressman writes a bill
step 3 sent to committee
step 4 hor votes
step 5 if 51% majority, goes to senate
step 6 if 51% majority, goes to president
step 7 president signs/vetos
step 8 becomes a law
what if law is vetoed sent back to her to vote with 3/4 majority, then senate, then becomes a law
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