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Gov. Final Part.1

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4 Characteristics of a State Population, Territory, Sovereignty, and Government.
Democracy Supreme political authority rests with the people. Power to the people.
Dictatorship Ruled by one ruler. Stalin
Parliamentary Government The executive is made up of the prime minister or premier, and that official's cabinet. Elected by the legislators.
Federal Government The national government of a federated state.
Sovereignty The state is independent.
Popular Sovereignty The power given to the people to abide over the government. Found in the Preamble.
John Locke Protection by giving up freedoms
Politics vs. Government Process/ Institution
Rule of Law The principle that all people and institutions are subject to and accountable to law that is fairly applied and enforced.
Flaw of The Articles of Confederation To much power to the government.
3/5 Compromise Number of votes for blacks.
Federalist vs. Anti-Federalist Journalists/Against it.
Framers Wanting Federalism Limits the power to the government.
Formal Constitution Article 5.
Informal Court Decisions, Executive Action, Tradition.
Expressed Powers Written out.
Implied Powers Not clear-cut, necessary and improper clause.
Inherent Powers Assumed.
Supremecy Clause Solves the problem of state and federal conflict. Supreme Law of The Land.
Full Faith And Credit Clause State Expects.
Article 4 Relations with the state.
Loyal to their Party Partanism.
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