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Gov

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Thomas Hobbs Social contract; people give up some rights and will get governed fairly
John Locke Natural rights should never be taken away (inalianable
Jean -Jacques Rousseu (French democrat) Majority rule. social contract=working together
Baron De Montesque separation of powers, 3 branches of gov, republicanism
virginia plan reflect states population
Declaration of independence Natural rights: Consent of the governed: Social contract: Right to revolution: Independence:
Articles of confederation first governing Doc, gave most power to the states
Shays rebellion Masssachusetts farmers revolt because federal government too powerfull, lead to constitutioal convention
Constitutional Convention Goal was to revise articles, created constitution,
commerce clause in constitution, gives congress power to regulate trade
Article V Amendment process; 2/3 votes proposed congress. 3/4 states ratifcation
Article 1 section 8 Enumerated powers(powers given to congress)
Elastic clause in article 1 sec 8, giving congress implied powers
14th amendment gives all people born citizenship and all citizens equal protection. and Due process
10th amendment gives all powers not reserved for federal gov, to the states
McCulloh v maryland established implied powers for congress
Categorical Grants grants that require spicific rules and restrictions
social contract agreement to form a society and follow a government
Fed 10 Protection from Factions
fed 51 Seperation of power and checks and balences
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