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1. form a more perfect union create a stronger more unified nations fixing the problems in the articles of confederation
2. establish justice build a fair legal system where everyone is treated fairly
3. insure domestic tranquility maintain peace and order within borders
4. provide for a common defense protect nation from foreign enemy and threats
5. provide general welfare support the well being of the citizens
6. secure the blessings of liberty protect freedoms and rights of current future generations
preamble the opening statement to the constitution
who has the power in the US gov the people
what are the 3 branches of the federal gov legislative, executive, judicial
what branch makes laws legislative
what branch enforces laws executive
what branch interprets laws judicial
federalism gov. where power is shared
nat. power declare war
st. power establish schools
shared power collect taxes
how does federalism balance power between the states and natiol gov. makes sure neither lvl. gets to powerful
amendment a change or addition to the constitution
first ten amendments are called bill of rights
five freedoms of the first amendments religion, assembly, press, pettion, speach.
veto reject a law
minimum of how many reps. per state minimum of 1
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