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History Vocab for Chapter 6

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Federal system   a system that divided powers between the states and the federaol government  
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Executive   President is Head of Executive branch. Enforces law  
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Legislative   Interprets law  
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Judicial   District courts: federal offenses. The us court system  
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Impeach   to be brought up and charged for wrong doing  
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veto   forbid  
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Executive Order   the force of law  
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Pardons   Excuses someone from further punishment  
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Qualifactions for being President   Minimum age: 35 Residency:15 Citizenship: Nautral born  
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Qualifactions for being Senator   Minimum age:30 Residence:state in which elected Citizenship:9 years  
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Qualifactions for being A house of Representatives   Minimum age:25 Residency: state in which elected Citizenship:7 years  
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Supreme Court   Highest court of appeal. Interprets law  
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Court of Appeal   Can order a new trail if the previous one was unfair.  
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District Courts   Take care of Federal offenses.  
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Majorite Rule   The idea that the greatest number of people in society can make policies for everyone.  
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Petition   to make a request of the government  
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Search Warrant   A court assigned warrent that gives permission to search in a certain place for a certain thing. Search may happen in a probabal cause.  
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Due Process   The fair application of law.  
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Indict   to formally accuse  
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Double Jeopardy   The Act of trying someone twice for the same crime  
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Eminent Domain   The governments power to take personal property to benefit the public  
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1st Amendment   Freedom of speech/press, Religion, Asssembly, and Petition.  
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2nd Amendment   The right to bear arms, The right to a militia  
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3rd Amendment   No soldiers may be quartered in homes  
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4th Amendment   no unreasonable searches or seizures  
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5th Amendment   Protects the rights of accused persons, The law must be fairly applied  
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6th Amendment   Protects the rights of a person who has been indicted, a speedy trial,A public trial, the right to know what you are being charged with, Right to know and question who is charging you, a right to some form of representation.  
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7th Amendment   Civil suites, involves any thing more than 20 dollars  
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8th Amendent   no cruel and unuasual punishment. No essesive Bail.  
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9th Amendment   Rights guarrenteed to the people  
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10th Amendment   Rights reserved to the states.  
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Naturalized citizen   Must be a legal immagrent, must stay for 5 years, Must take a test to prove that you know basic knowledge about Us history, Must show proficency of English, Must take and Oath of alegence.  
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Deport   When an ilegal immagrent is deported to their country of origin.  
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Draft or Selective Service   A system of required service in the armend forces  
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Political Action Commitee (PAC)   Groups that collect money for canadaites that support certain issues  
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Intrest groups   Groups of people who share a common intrest that motivates them to take political action.  
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Duties of a Citizen   1)Pay taxes 2)Obey the law 3)Selective Service 4)Jury Duty 5)The right to vote  
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