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Amendment A change to the Constitution
Antifederalist An opponent of a strong federal government
Articles of Confederation First set of laws for the United States.
Bill A proposed law
Bill of Rights The first 10 amendments to the Constitution
Checks and Balances A system that allows each branch of government to limit the powers of the other 2 branches
Congress The combined name for the Senate and House of Representatives.
Constitution A document that sets out the laws, principles, organization, and process of a government.
Electoral College Process by which the president and vice president are chosen
Federalist A supporter of a strong federal government.
Great Compromise A plan at the Constitutional Convention that settled the difference between large and small states.
House of Representatives Lower house in Congress. Representation is based on population
Inauguration Formal admission of someone into office
Political Party An organization that works to win elections, make laws, and run the government.
Popular Vote An act of voting by all people in a country or area
Preamble An introduction to a declaration, constitution, or official documentation.
Senate Upper house in Congress. Every state has two senators, regardless of population
Supreme Court The highest court in the United States. Decides if laws follow the Constitution
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