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Chcivic 3

Ch civic 3

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constitution in accordance with the constition
bicameral a legislation consisting of two parts,or houses
confederation a group of individuals or state government.
ratify to vote approvel of.
constitutional convention meeting of state delegates in 1787 leading to adoption of new construction
great compromise agreement providing a dual system of congressional representation.
three fifths compromise agreement providing that enslaved person would count as three fifths of other person in determing representation in congress.
electoral college a group of people named by each state legislature to select the president and vice president.
federalists supporters of the constitution.
anti federalists those who opposed ratification of the constitution.
preamble the opening section of the constitution.
legislative branch the lawmaking branch of government.
executive branch the branch of government that carries out law.
judicial branch the branch of government that interprets law.
amendment any change in the constirution.
preamble the opening section of the constitution.
legislative branch the lawmaking branch of government.
executive branch the branch of government that carries out law.
judicial branch the branch of government that interprets law.
judicial branch the branch of government that interprets law.
amendment any change in the constirution.
rule of law principle that the law applies to everyone,even those who govern.
separation of powet the split of authority among the legislative,executive,and judicial branches.
check and balances a system in which deposited money can be withdrawn at any time by wirting a check.
exressed power power that congress has that are specifically listed in the consitution
reserved power power that the constitution dose not give to the nationl government that are kept by the state.
concurrent powet power shared by the state and federal government.
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