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the majority have a right to make political decisions.. the power of the goverment comes from the people.
popular sovereignity
provides for safety and security of the citizens and promotes the general welfare
common good
respects the differences of individuals are accepted as important
diversity
the same protection under the law, and same opportunities for jobs and housing
equality
loyalty to the values and principals of democracy
patriotism
the right to due process, and protection against unreasonable search and seizure
justice
tell the facts as they are...the goverment must do this
truth
there are different branches of goverment to keep the power limited
seperation of powers
people can protest the goverment and meet peascably in groups
Freedom of assembly
both the people and the goverment must obey all laws
rule of law
people have the right to elect other to represent them in the goverment
representative goverment
One branch of the goverment can have authority over another branch to keep the powers balenced
checks and balences
the fundamental right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
Individual rights
the states and federal goverment share power as outlined by the constitution
federalism
A non-military person is in charge of the armed forces
civilian control of the military
The mayor of Detroit cannot tell a lie when he is under oath in a court.
rule of law
the president enforces the laws, the congress makes the laws. and the supreme court interprets the laws.
seperation of powers
The president is ellected, not just born into power because he's royalty.
representative goverment
The congress can impeach the president... the president can appoints supreme court judges.
checks and balences
A person can play their radio and dance on the sidewalk.
individual rights.. pursuit of happiness.
Muslims may pray by bowing to the east at 4:00 everyday.
Freedom of religion
Each state sets the laws for education in their state, the federal goverment requires people to pay taxes.
Federalism
The secretary of defense, person in charge of all the armed services, is not in the military.
civilian control of the military
A man cannot be shot by the police for stealing an apple off a counter and running out of the store.
right to life
People that believe Harry Potter Books should be banned have a right to think, collect signatures on petitions, and voice theri opinion in public.
Liberty
creating homeless shelters and soup kitchens to feed the hungry
Common Good
Rich senators cannot get their sons out of the draft for military service
equality
Women from India can wear sari's and muslim women can dress in heavy black dresses with veils
diversity
a majority of electoral votes determines who the president is
popular sovereignty
rules about how the american flang can be displayed, 4th of july parades and fireworks
patroitism