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constitution handbok

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preamble introductios to the u.s. constitution
congress national legislater of the u.s.
senate uppeer house of congres
house of represenative lower house of congress
cheeks and balances provision to keep one branch from conreolling the other two branches
enumerated powers powers specifically grnted in the constitution
elastic clause clause that allows congress to pass laws necessary to carry out its enumeratd powers
implied powers powers not specifically stated in the costitution
electoral college electors chosen by th state to elect the constitution
succession order in which the office of president is filled if it becomes vacant before an election
state of the union adress message delvered by the president each year
supreme court highest federal court in the u.s.
extradition procedure for returning a person charged with a crime to the state wher the crme was committed
ratify to officially approve the constitution or an amendment to it
bill of rights first en amendments
due process of law all the rocedures for fair teatment that must be caried out whenevver a citizen is accused of a crime
doule jeopardy being tried mre than once for the same crime
reserved powers powers not specifically granted to the federal government or denied to the state belong to the state and the people
suffrage rght to vote
popular sovereignty a government in which the people rule
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