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Impeach This! The GovenatorJoe Biden Has no soul Don’t tread On me 100

Division of power shared between the federal and state governments

Federalism

More than any other cabinet member, this cabinet member deals with foreign diplomacy (John Kerry currently holds the position)

Secretary of State

The purpose of serving on a jury

To protect the right for people to be tried by their peers.

Not being able to collect federal taxes was a huge problem under this governing document

Articles of Confederation

The principle that all people are subject to and accountable to law that is fairly applied and enforced

Rule of law

Three subjects you need to know to become a naturalized citizen

U.S. history, Civics, and English

The Supreme Court finding a law unconstitutional is an example of this

Judicial Review

Bill that becomes a law based on the vote of the people in a state

Referendum

Believed in the protection of states’ rights and peoples’ rights

Antifederalists

A more informed society is the result of the protection of which amendment

1 st Amendment Freedom of Speech

The Constitution should protect fundamental rights like those in the Bill of Rights would be a belief of these people

Antifederalists

Meaning of the phrase “We the people” in the preamble of the Constitution

Power of the government comes from the people

Name two obligations you have as a citizen

Pay taxes Serve on juries Obey laws Defend the nation

According to this quote: “…deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed”, the power of our government comes from here

The people

Biggest debate between federalists and antifederalists

Whether states or federal government should hold more power

Process by which citizens of a state may propose a law by collecting signatures on a petition

Initiative

Separation of powers and checks and balances best describe this system of govenment

Limited government

Explain how the Internet can potentially increase the level of citizens’ civic participation

People can interact online to discuss issues and express views on political matters

Reason that Citizens are allowed to express opinions that may conflict with the majority of citizens or the government

Founding fathers understood that people disagreeing with the government is essential to a republican government

Argument between the Federalists and Antifederalists that was solved by the creation of a bicameral legislature

State representation in national government

Rule of law, separation of power, and checks and balances all limit the power of this

Government

This rule protects against tyranny

Rule of law

The two steps that are needed to add an amendment to the Constitution

First, 2/3rds of Congress passes the amendment. Second, 3/4ths of the states have to ratify an amendment

This group reflects the opinions of the people because they are elected every two years, make laws, and their numbers are based on population

House of Representatives

Explain the 5 main steps for how a bill becomes a law

1.Bill introduced in Senate 2. Senate votes 3. Introduced in House of Representatives 4. House votes 5. President signs or vetos