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Veto
The power of a certain part of government to cancel or post-pone certain decisions.
yummy yummy i like pie michael jackson hates pie thats kill that guy
a statement of money owed for goods
bill
changes to constitution
amendments
a written document
articles
Bill of rights do what?
Protect individuals rights
Branches that have to pass a bill for it to become a law
Judicial and legislative branch
Branch that has to sign a bill for it to become a law
Judicial branch
Congress in charge of this branch
Legislative branch
Branch that passes or vetos bills
Executive branch
President is a head of this branch
Executive branch
Supreme court is a head of this branch
Judicial branch
Branch that can override a presidential veto
Executive branch
The branch that reviews laws
Judicial branch
The branch that makes laws
Legislative branch
Why are some of our rights limited?
So that we cannot take advantage of our rights and others around us.
Name the two parts of the Legislative branch...
Making laws to command the country and decide how tax money should be spent.
Is California a heavily populated state?
Yes
Is North Dakota a heavily populated state?
No
Why did some states like The Virginia plan better?
It made the smaller states less powerful than the larger states.
Why did some state like the New Jersey plan better?
It gave the smaller states equal power to the larger states.
How can people get involved in the issues of The United States today?
By Voting and joining Congress.
What is the name of our current plan of government?
The Constitution
How many amendments are there
27
Who is Minnesota's governor?
Tim Pawlenty
What is ammendment 1?
Freedom of Speech,press,religion and assembly
Ammendment 2
The right for people to protect themselves
Ammendment 3
Not having to keep any soldiers in their home
Ammendment 4
No unreasonable search of their home
Ammendment 5
accused people have rights
Ammendment 6
The right to a fair trial
Ammendment 7
The right to a free trial with jury present
Ammendment 8
The right to pay a fair amount of bail and have fair punishment
Ammendment 9
Powers reserved to the people
Ammendment 10
Powers reserved to the state