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Unit 3 study

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What is the introduction of the goals of the constitution called? Preamble
What is the part of the constitution that actually explains how our national gov't is set up? Articles
Which article that describes the legislative branch? Article 1
Which article describes the executive branch? Article 2
Which article describes the judicial branch? Article 3
which article describes the relations between the states? Article 4
Which article describes two ways to amend the constitution? Article 5
Which article describes the Supremacy clause? Article 6
Which article explains that explain that 9 out of 13 states must ratify constitution? Article 7
Explain the policy that says the states will send lawbreakers back to state where the crime was committed for trial? Extradition Policy
What is the idea that the constitution is the highest law of land; if national and state laws conflict, national wins? Supremacy clause
What is a change or addition to the constitution? Amendment
what is the idea that power is divided by separating gov't into 3 branches? separation of power
What is the power that each branch of gov't has to limit power of the other 2 branches? checks and balance
what is the idea that power is divided between national gov't and state gov't? federalism
What are the power that the national gov't called? delegated
what are powers that the national gov't has that are written down? expressed
What are powers that the national gov't has that assumed? implied
This gives congress power to make all laws necessary to carry out the written powers? Elastic clause or Necessary and proper clause
What are the powers that states have? Reserved
What are the powers that both the national and state gov't can do? Concurrent
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