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2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt 2pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt Civics I Civics IICivics III Civics IVCivics V

This is the absolute power of a government within its own territory answer

What is Sovereignty?

This is a statement in the Constitution granting Congress the power to pass all laws necessary and proper for carrying out the enumerated list of powers. answer

What is Elastic Clause?

This is a person who is not a citizen of the state or country in which they reside. answer

What is an Alien?

These are powers that can only be executed by the federal government. answer

What are Exclusive Powers?

This is the system of overlapping powers among legislative, executive, and judicial branches to allow each branch to oversee the actions of the others. The president’s veto power is an example of checks and balances. answer

What is Checks and Balances?

This is a system of government in which the people participate directly in making all public policy answer

What was Direct Democracy?

This is the process the people use to remove an elected official from office. answer

What is Recall?

This is a policy that the government’s actions towards its citizens must follow established rules and procedures. answer

What is Due Process?

Powers that are held by both the federal and state governments. answer

What are Concurrent Powers?

This is the authority of a court to hear a case answer

What is Jurisdiction?

answer An election in which the political parties choose their candidates to run for office.

What is the Primary Election?

Powers that are not expressed but that the government may be inferred to have from another power. answer

Who are Implied Powers?

The three branches of government. answer

What is Legislative Executive Judicial?

This is the belief that the ultimate power of the government rests on the will of the people themselves. answer

What is Popular Sovereignty?

This is a form of government run by elected officials. answer

What is a Republic?

This is the power of a court to review a law or an official act of a government employee or agent for constitutionality or for the violation of basic principles of justice. answer

What is Judicial Review?

This is the policy that the law making, executive, and judicial powers be held by different groups of people. answer

What is Separation of Powers?

Powers specifically given to the government by the Constitution. They are also called the Enumerated Powers. answer

What are Delegated Powers? answer

This payment was meant to keep certain groups of people (mainly former slaves and African- Americans) from being allowed to vote answer

What was the Poll Tax?

This is a ruling that is not all powerful, but is restricted in what it may do by certain rights guaranteed to the people which may not be abolished or taken away from the people. answer

What was the Limited Government?

These are powers of a government to promote safety, public health, and welfare of its citizens. answer

What are Police Powers?

This is the process by which one becomes a citizen of a country if that person was not born in that country or their parents were not citizens of that country. answer

What is Naturalization?

These powers that are held for the states to execute, not for the federal government. answer

What are Reserved Powers?

These are actions of an interest group or agents to influence the policy of the government. answer

What is Lobbying?

These people run the government. People decide if they like the way things are being run. People elect them. answer

Who are Elected Officials?

THE END

Alien Checks and Balances Concurrent Powers Delegated Powers Direct Democracy Due Process Elastic Clause Elected Official Exclusive Powers Executive Implied Powers Judicial Judicial Review Jurisdiction Legislative Limited Government Lobbying Naturalization Police Powers Poll Tax Popular Sovereignty Primary Election Recall Republic Reserved Powers Separation of Powers Sovereignty CHEAT SHEET

Alien Checks and Balances Concurrent Powers Delegated Powers Direct Democracy Due Process Elastic Clause Elected Official Exclusive Powers Executive Implied Powers Judicial Judicial Review Jurisdiction Legislative Limited Government Lobbying Naturalization Police Powers Poll Tax Popular Sovereignty Primary Election Recall Republic Reserved Powers Separation of Powers Sovereignty CHEAT SHEET

Alien Checks and Balances Concurrent Powers Delegated Powers Direct Democracy Due Process Elastic Clause Elected Official Exclusive Powers Executive Implied Powers Judicial Judicial Review Jurisdiction Legislative Limited Government Lobbying Naturalization Police Powers Poll Tax Popular Sovereignty Primary Election Recall Republic Reserved Powers Separation of Powers Sovereignty CHEAT SHEET

Alien Checks and Balances Concurrent Powers Delegated Powers Direct Democracy Due Process Elastic Clause Elected Official Exclusive Powers Executive Implied Powers Judicial Judicial Review Jurisdiction Legislative Limited Government Lobbying Naturalization Police Powers Poll Tax Popular Sovereignty Primary Election Recall Republic Reserved Powers Separation of Powers Sovereignty CHEAT SHEET

Alien Checks and Balances Concurrent Powers Delegated Powers Direct Democracy Due Process Elastic Clause Elected Official Exclusive Powers Executive Implied Powers Judicial Judicial Review Jurisdiction Legislative Limited Government Lobbying Naturalization Police Powers Poll Tax Popular Sovereignty Primary Election Recall Republic Reserved Powers Separation of Powers Sovereignty CHEAT SHEET

Alien Checks and Balances Concurrent Powers Delegated Powers Direct Democracy Due Process Elastic Clause Elected Official Exclusive Powers Executive Implied Powers Judicial Judicial Review Jurisdiction Legislative Limited Government Lobbying Naturalization Police Powers Poll Tax Popular Sovereignty Primary Election Recall Republic Reserved Powers Separation of Powers Sovereignty CHEAT SHEET

Alien Checks and Balances Concurrent Powers Delegated Powers Direct Democracy Due Process Elastic Clause Elected Official Exclusive Powers Executive Implied Powers Judicial Judicial Review Jurisdiction Legislative Limited Government Lobbying Naturalization Police Powers Poll Tax Popular Sovereignty Primary Election Recall Republic Reserved Powers Separation of Powers Sovereignty CHEAT SHEET

Alien Checks and Balances Concurrent Powers Delegated Powers Direct Democracy Due Process Elastic Clause Elected Official Exclusive Powers Executive Implied Powers Judicial Judicial Review Jurisdiction Legislative Limited Government Lobbying Naturalization Police Powers Poll Tax Popular Sovereignty Primary Election Recall Republic Reserved Powers Separation of Powers Sovereignty CHEAT SHEET

Alien Checks and Balances Concurrent Powers Delegated Powers Direct Democracy Due Process Elastic Clause Elected Official Exclusive Powers Executive Implied Powers Judicial Judicial Review Jurisdiction Legislative Limited Government Lobbying Naturalization Police Powers Poll Tax Popular Sovereignty Primary Election Recall Republic Reserved Powers Separation of Powers Sovereignty CHEAT SHEET

Alien Checks and Balances Concurrent Powers Delegated Powers Direct Democracy Due Process Elastic Clause Elected Official Exclusive Powers Executive Implied Powers Judicial Judicial Review Jurisdiction Legislative Limited Government Lobbying Naturalization Police Powers Poll Tax Popular Sovereignty Primary Election Recall Republic Reserved Powers Separation of Powers Sovereignty CHEAT SHEET

Alien Checks and Balances Concurrent Powers Delegated Powers Direct Democracy Due Process Elastic Clause Elected Official Exclusive Powers Executive Implied Powers Judicial Judicial Review Jurisdiction Legislative Limited Government Lobbying Naturalization Police Powers Poll Tax Popular Sovereignty Primary Election Recall Republic Reserved Powers Separation of Powers Sovereignty CHEAT SHEET

Alien Checks and Balances Concurrent Powers Delegated Powers Direct Democracy Due Process Elastic Clause Elected Official Exclusive Powers Executive Implied Powers Judicial Judicial Review Jurisdiction Legislative Limited Government Lobbying Naturalization Police Powers Poll Tax Popular Sovereignty Primary Election Recall Republic Reserved Powers Separation of Powers Sovereignty CHEAT SHEET

Alien Checks and Balances Concurrent Powers Delegated Powers Direct Democracy Due Process Elastic Clause Elected Official Exclusive Powers Executive Implied Powers Judicial Judicial Review Jurisdiction Legislative Limited Government Lobbying Naturalization Police Powers Poll Tax Popular Sovereignty Primary Election Recall Republic Reserved Powers Separation of Powers Sovereignty CHEAT SHEET

Alien Checks and Balances Concurrent Powers Delegated Powers Direct Democracy Due Process Elastic Clause Elected Official Exclusive Powers Executive Implied Powers Judicial Judicial Review Jurisdiction Legislative Limited Government Lobbying Naturalization Police Powers Poll Tax Popular Sovereignty Primary Election Recall Republic Reserved Powers Separation of Powers Sovereignty CHEAT SHEET

Alien Checks and Balances Concurrent Powers Delegated Powers Direct Democracy Due Process Elastic Clause Elected Official Exclusive Powers Executive Implied Powers Judicial Judicial Review Jurisdiction Legislative Limited Government Lobbying Naturalization Police Powers Poll Tax Popular Sovereignty Primary Election Recall Republic Reserved Powers Separation of Powers Sovereignty CHEAT SHEET

Alien Checks and Balances Concurrent Powers Delegated Powers Direct Democracy Due Process Elastic Clause Elected Official Exclusive Powers Executive Implied Powers Judicial Judicial Review Jurisdiction Legislative Limited Government Lobbying Naturalization Police Powers Poll Tax Popular Sovereignty Primary Election Recall Republic Reserved Powers Separation of Powers Sovereignty CHEAT SHEET

Alien Checks and Balances Concurrent Powers Delegated Powers Direct Democracy Due Process Elastic Clause Elected Official Exclusive Powers Executive Implied Powers Judicial Judicial Review Jurisdiction Legislative Limited Government Lobbying Naturalization Police Powers Poll Tax Popular Sovereignty Primary Election Recall Republic Reserved Powers Separation of Powers Sovereignty CHEAT SHEET

Alien Checks and Balances Concurrent Powers Delegated Powers Direct Democracy Due Process Elastic Clause Elected Official Exclusive Powers Executive Implied Powers Judicial Judicial Review Jurisdiction Legislative Limited Government Lobbying Naturalization Police Powers Poll Tax Popular Sovereignty Primary Election Recall Republic Reserved Powers Separation of Powers Sovereignty CHEAT SHEET

Alien Checks and Balances Concurrent Powers Delegated Powers Direct Democracy Due Process Elastic Clause Elected Official Exclusive Powers Executive Implied Powers Judicial Judicial Review Jurisdiction Legislative Limited Government Lobbying Naturalization Police Powers Poll Tax Popular Sovereignty Primary Election Recall Republic Reserved Powers Separation of Powers Sovereignty CHEAT SHEET

Alien Checks and Balances Concurrent Powers Delegated Powers Direct Democracy Due Process Elastic Clause Elected Official Exclusive Powers Executive Implied Powers Judicial Judicial Review Jurisdiction Legislative Limited Government Lobbying Naturalization Police Powers Poll Tax Popular Sovereignty Primary Election Recall Republic Reserved Powers Separation of Powers Sovereignty CHEAT SHEET

Alien Checks and Balances Concurrent Powers Delegated Powers Direct Democracy Due Process Elastic Clause Elected Official Exclusive Powers Executive Implied Powers Judicial Judicial Review Jurisdiction Legislative Limited Government Lobbying Naturalization Police Powers Poll Tax Popular Sovereignty Primary Election Recall Republic Reserved Powers Separation of Powers Sovereignty CHEAT SHEET

Alien Checks and Balances Concurrent Powers Delegated Powers Direct Democracy Due Process Elastic Clause Elected Official Exclusive Powers Executive Implied Powers Judicial Judicial Review Jurisdiction Legislative Limited Government Lobbying Naturalization Police Powers Poll Tax Popular Sovereignty Primary Election Recall Republic Reserved Powers Separation of Powers Sovereignty CHEAT SHEET

Alien Checks and Balances Concurrent Powers Delegated Powers Direct Democracy Due Process Elastic Clause Elected Official Exclusive Powers Executive Implied Powers Judicial Judicial Review Jurisdiction Legislative Limited Government Lobbying Naturalization Police Powers Poll Tax Popular Sovereignty Primary Election Recall Republic Reserved Powers Separation of Powers Sovereignty CHEAT SHEET

Alien Checks and Balances Concurrent Powers Delegated Powers Direct Democracy Due Process Elastic Clause Elected Official Exclusive Powers Executive Implied Powers Judicial Judicial Review Jurisdiction Legislative Limited Government Lobbying Naturalization Police Powers Poll Tax Popular Sovereignty Primary Election Recall Republic Reserved Powers Separation of Powers Sovereignty CHEAT SHEET

Alien Checks and Balances Concurrent Powers Delegated Powers Direct Democracy Due Process Elastic Clause Elected Official Exclusive Powers Executive Implied Powers Judicial Judicial Review Jurisdiction Legislative Limited Government Lobbying Naturalization Police Powers Poll Tax Popular Sovereignty Primary Election Recall Republic Reserved Powers Separation of Powers Sovereignty CHEAT SHEET