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constitution

a list of fundamental laws to support a gov

unicameral

1 house

bicameral

2 house

republic

gov in which citizens rule through elected representatives

depreciated

to fall in value

clause

condition added to a document

depression

period of low economic activity and high unemployment

amend

change

compromise

agreement between two or more sides

Virginia Plan

big states plan, bicameral, based on population

New Jersey Plan

small states plan, unicameral

3/5th Compromise

each slave counts as 3/5th as a person for taxes and representation

legislative branch

branch that makes the laws

executive branch

branch that enforces the laws

judicial branch

branch that interprets the laws

checks and balances

used to keep the government from getting too powerful in one branch. For example, the Executive Branch can veto bills from the Legislative Branch, but the Legislative Branch can override the veto.

Electoral College

elect president