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a government of laws, not people, operating on the principle that goernment powers must be limited and government officials are restrained in their exercise of power over the individual   Constitutionalism  
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Legal structure of a political system establishing government bodies, granting their powers, determining how members are selected....   Constitution  
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Magna carta (1251), Mayflower Compact (1620), Colonial charters (1630-1732), Declaration of Independence (1776), Articles of confederation (1781-89)   antecedants to the Constitutional Convention (list)  
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Financial difficulties, commercial obstacles, currency problems, civil disorder   troubles facing new nation (list)  
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purpose of government is protection of individual liberty and property. Natural laws superioer to man-made laws. People have inalienable rights: Life, libert, and property   John Locke's beliefs (list)  
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Government by representatives of the people rather than directly by the people   republicanism  
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Belief that shared cutural, historical, linguistic, and social characteristics justify creation of a government. such a government is equal to all others   nationalism  
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Two-house legislature, lower house elcted by the people, upper elected by lower. President elected by legislature   Virginia Plan  
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one house legislature, equal state representation (regardless of population)   New Jersey plan  
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lower house elected by people numericla representation. Senate indirectly elected equal representation for states   Conneticut Compromise  
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Compulsory payment to the government   Taxes  
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Tax imposed on imported goods   Tariff  
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Unified trade area where all goods and services cna be exchanged free of customs and tariffs   Common Market  
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proposed laws or amendments submitted directly to the people for approval or regection   Referenda  
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Allowcation of power across the three branches of government   Separation of powers  
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Provisions giving each branch of the goverment checks over the actions of other branches   checks and balances  
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Supreme court can declare laws of Congress and states and the actions of the president to be unconstitutional   judicial review  
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Power to approve or reject decisions of the bodies (i.e. treaties made by president)   Ratification  
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Guarantees basic liberties (first 10 amendments of Constitution)   Bill of Rights  
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Chaneg in a Bill, law or a constitution   Amendment  
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