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Your Honor OBJECTION Precedent Kickin CIVICS’ Butt 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

Meaning of “We the People”

Government receives its power from the people

This document was written to control the power of the government

US Constitution

Meaning of “Deriving their power from the consent of the governed”

People are the source of government and the group that gives them power

This group believed that the Constitution should include a portion protecting the fundamental rights of citizens (Bill of Rights)

Anti- Federalists

According to the fore- fathers, disagreeing with the government is essential to this type of government

Democratic Government/ Democracy

This type of law is used to resolve disagreements between two people

Civil Law

All people including politicians must obey the law

Rule of Law

If a court case start in state courts, this is the last court it can go through in a state before making it to the US Supreme Court

State Supreme Court

Court that comes between US District Courts, and US Supreme Court

US Court of Appeals

Case that said separate schools for black and white students was NOT legal even if the schools were equal

Brown v. Topeka Board of Education

Case that outlawed legal segregation (Overturned Plessy v. Ferguson)

Brown v. Topeka Board of Education

Allowing the Judicial branch to check on other branches (judicial review) was the precedent established in this case

Marbury v. Madison

Case that set the precedent that guarantees you’re told that you have the right to remain silent and get an attorney

Miranda v. Arizona

Black arm bands were the form of symbolic speech in this court case

Tinker v. Des Moines Board of Education

The president may try to use this power to try to get out of turning over information for an investigation

Executive Privelege

Having a more informed society would be the result of this amendment

1st Amendment (Free Speech)

Before being signed by a governor to become law, a bill must pass both of these

State Senate, State House of Representatives

The last step in amending the constitution

3/4ths of state legislatures ratify the amendment

The fight between Federalists and Antifederalists over state representation at the federal level was solved by creating this

Bicameral Legislature

Cabinet Member most involved with foreign diplomacy

Secretary of State

Division of power between state and federal governments

Federalism

If power is shared in a federal system, it is _____ in a unitary system

Delegated

When citizens propose a constitutional amendment to a state constitution by starting a petition

Initiative

At the Constitutional Convention, representatives from this type of states wanted EQUAL representation for each state at the federal level

Small States

This philosopher believed in having three equal branches of government

Montesquieu