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Unit 4 Lessons 4 - 6

A member of the Senate senator

A leader of a city or town. mayor

To make safe. secure

The rights people have because they are citizens. civil rights

The top leader of a state. governor

The chance that something bad might happen. risk

The lawmaking group of the U.S. government. Congress

To reject a bill that is passed by a lawmaking group. veto

Related to government of the whole country or national government. federal

Congress House of RepresentativesSenate

Harriet Tubman Leader of the Underground Railroad. Born into slavery in Led about 300 slaves to freedom.

Checks and Balances Makes sure that no one branch has too much power. The President can veto a bill. If Congress gets enough votes, it can overturn the veto. Supreme Court judges can overturn a law if it is unconstitutional.

Who helped write the Declaration of Independence? Thomas Jefferson Benjamin Franklin

It was a document that freed slaves. President Lincoln wrote the Emancipation Proclamation.

Branches of the Government

Judicial Branch Supreme Court The Supreme Court judges make sure that laws follow the U.S. Constitution.

Legislative Branch The legislative branch makes and changes laws. The Congress is made up of the Senate and the House of Representatives. Congress

Executive Branch The executive branch carries out the laws. The President leads this branch.