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These were written in support of the Constitution:
Federalist Papers
The Mayflower Compact introduced the principles of:
self-government
Used by a President to prevent passage of a bill:
Veto
To change The Constitution, it takes
amended documents to do so.
This explained why we needed to be free from the British:
Declaration of Independence
Antifederalists dislike the Constitution because it took power away from:
state legislators
Search warrants must specify:
the place, person, or thing
This protects the Supreme Court from political pressure:
a life term employment as a judge
Under Federalism, the federal government shares power with:
the states
Keeps any branch from being too powerful through
checks and balances
The Constitution’s purpose is found in the
Preamble
The Declaration called him a tyrant:
George III
This is guaranteed by the 1st Amendment:
free speech
An example of exercising the right to free speech:
Protesting
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that:
all men are created equal
The Declaration says power comes from:
the people
The Supreme Court ruling a law unconstitutional is an example of:
checks and balances
These two appoint Supreme Court Judges:
the President and the Senate
The people are the final authority in government, this is called:
Popular Sovereignty
The power to declare war belongs to:
Congress
The Constitution can be changes through making amendments but
it is difficult to do
This was added to the constitution to protect individuals’ freedoms:
Bill of Rights
Non- Federal government powers are given automatically to the
states
Amendments must be approved by ¾ of what?
State Legislatures
The President, with the Senate, makes treaties. What is this an example of?
Checks and Balances