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Articles of Confederation

first failed government before the Constitution

ratification
approveing
levy

to give taxes

Founders (or Framers)
people that helped create the constotution

Virginia Plan

plan too make government not to powerful
New Jersey Plan

plan to make people not as powerful

Great Compromise

a compromise to make all the states happy with the new government

Three-Fifths Compromise

that 3/5 of slaves counted as population after taxes

Executive Branch
the branch that enforces laws

Judicial Branch

interprets laws

Legislative Branch

creates laws

Checks & Balances
the ability of each branches
Antifederalists

people that didn't support federalism

Federalists

supported federalism

Federalism

a system wich power is shared between the goverment and the states

majority rule

thte majority of votes wins not if its all of the the all the votes
amendment

addeed rule to the constitution after its creation

Bill of Rights

the tights that the government cannot take away from the peole

House of Representatives

a place where representitives from each state depending on their population

Senate

representitives from each state just 2 reprenentitives

Congress

the government today

Popular Sovereignty
people that are chosen to govern
Republicanism

one of the political parties

separation of powers
the way our government dosent get too powerful
limited government

a government that dosent have all the power

bicameralism

haveing two houses as a legeslative branch

judicial review

the power to impeach

impeachment

to be un-presidentied

quorum

perticulary chosen group members

revenue

money from taxes
veto
to not accept a law

naturalization

to naturalize

elastic clause

the right of the government to make laws

Natural born citizen

Born in 'Murica

electoral college

Voters per state

Supreme Court

part of the government

suffrage

the right to vote

due process of law

fair treatment to the judicial system

bail

to exit or abandon

Constitution

the paper that shows the laws for government