New American Nation and SC Government
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Amendment | This is the process that allows the Constitution to be updated as the years go by.
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Executive Branch, Legislative Branch, and Judicial Branch | This is the name of the three parts or branches of our national government.
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Executive Branch | This is the branch that has the job of carrying out the laws.
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Judicial Branch | This branch interprets the laws to see if they are constitutional or not.
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Legislative Branch | This branch has the job of making the laws of the land.
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Governor | This is the leader of the state executive branch.
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State House of Representatives and State Senate | These are the two parts that our state legislative branch is broken down into.
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United States Supreme Court | This part of our national judicial branch works to see if laws are constitutional.
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Constitution | This is a written set of rules to govern a state or country.
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Ratify | This is when one makes a document official.
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General Assembly | This is what the combination of our State House of Representatives and the State Senate are called.
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Constitutional Convention | This was the meeting in Philadelphia, PA that was held to decide what we would do about forming a new government.
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Congress | This is what the combination of our United State House of Representatives and the United States Senate are called.
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President | This is the leader of the nation’s executive branch
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State Supreme Court | This is the highest court in South Carolina. It manages all the lower courts in the state. It decides whether state laws are constitutional.
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United States Supreme Court | This is the highest court in our nation and decides whether or not our country’s laws are constitutional
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U.S. House of Representatives and U.S. Senate | These are the two parts that our nation’s legislative branch is broken down into
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