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bill of rights princ

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federalism Federalism is the division of power between national and state governments
limited goverment Limited government is the idea that governmental power is restricted by law; all government officials must obey the law
indivual rights ndividual rights is the protection of personal freedoms from government interference
popular sovereighnty Popular sovereignty is the idea that the government gets its power from the people through elections and voting
republicanism Republicanism is the idea that people elect representatives to govern on their behalf
check and balences The system of 2. checks and balances ensures that no single branch of government becomes too powerful
separations of power One principle of the U.S. Constitution is 1. separation of powers, which divides the government’s power between three branches
1st admendment freedom of religion, speech, press, and petetion.
2nd admendment gives people the right to bear arms.
3rd admendment profits unlawful forced housing of soldiers.
4th admendment outlaws unreasonable search and arrest.
5th admendment indeditfies certain rights in criminal cases.
6th admendment establishes the right to a fair and speedy trial.
7th admendment gives people the right to a jury trail in civil cases.
8th admendment limits bails fines and punchishments.
9th admendment says that peoples fundelmently rights are not limited to those listed in the constutions.
10th admendment says that national government has only those people giving it by the constution.
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