Miss Smith 7 th Grade Civics *pgs. 86-91 in Civics in Practice.

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Miss Smith 7 th Grade Civics *pgs in Civics in Practice

 People willingly agreed to be governed  The foundation of government is its citizens  The people ordain (or authorize) and establish the Constitution  Government is established by the people and serves the people

 Rule of law means no one is above the law  Not even the President  Protect the rights of the minority  Allow the minority to express their views on issues  Create the Bill of Rights to protect the rights and freedoms of every United States citizen

 The Federal System  Strong national government balanced with state government  Federal = National  The federal government is the top layer of government  The federal government makes the laws for the entire country

 Federal Government  Prints money  Controls trade with other nations  Provides for the country’s defense (controls the military)  The Constitution delegated certain powers only to the federal government to give it more power than the state government

 State Government  Conducts all elections (even national elections)  Establish schools  Regulate trade within the state  The states have all the powers that the Constitution did not specifically give to the federal government

 Shared Powers  Raise money through taxes  Borrow money  Establish courts  Create banks  Enforce laws  If a state law conflicts with a federal law, the state law becomes invalid