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

Separation of Powers was the basis for the philosophy of this Enlightened thinker

Montesquieu

At both the state and federal level, a bill must be approved by this house if it’s first approved by the house of representatives

Senate

Collection of taxes is this type of power

Concurrent Power (held by both state and federal governments)

What is the last step in amending the U.S. Constitution

3/4ths of the states have to ratify an amendment

The US Constitution and the Florida Constitution both guarantee these rights

Individual Freedoms

Regulating police is the job of which 2 LEVELS of government

State and Local

The U.S. Constitution created three branches. How many branches did the Articles of Confederation provide?

one

The Supreme Court belongs to this BRANCH of government

Judicial Branch

This group supported the protection of fundamental rights and refused to sign the Constitution without a Bill of Rights

Antifederalists

Changing the number of federal courts is a way the Legislative Branch can check which other branch.

Judicial Branch

Division of power shared between the federal and state governments

Federalism

The division of power between state and federal government was the main disagreement between these two groups

Federalists and Anti-Federalists

Original plan of union for the 13 colonies

Articles of Confederation

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

Federal Government

This part of government most directly reflects the opinion of the people

House of Representatives

The debate over state representation in national government at the Constitutional Convention was settled by creating this type of system

Bi-Cameral Legislature

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

Secretary of State

Definition of a primary source

Document, speech, or other sort of evidence written, created or otherwise produced during the time under study

Difference between a federal and unitary system

Federal system= shared powers Unitary system= delegated powers

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

Judicial Review

Main “check” of the Executive Branch on the Legislative Branch

Veto

Main “check” of Legislative Branch of Executive and Judicial Branches

Impeachment

A rule issued by a president having the force of law that is used to check the power of the legislative branch

Executive Order

Phrase in the U.S. Constitution Preamble that shows power comes from the constitutents

“We the People”

People represented by members of a lawmaking body

Constitutents