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34 Cards in this Set

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magna carta
barons seeking protection from acts of the king. rights for all (life liberty prosperity)
charter
written grant of authority from the king
bicameral
2 houses in the colonial legislature
proprietary
colonies with king appointed ruler
Albany plan of union
delegates have power to raise military and naval forces, make war and peace w NA, regulate tax trade and collect custom duties
delegates
reps from each 13 colonies
repealed
recalled
articles of confederation
established a firm state. ea state kept sovereignty and all rights
ratification
formal approval
presiding officer
congress chosen leader of the congress
framers
group of delegates who attended the Philadelphia convention
Virginia plan
called for new gov (leg. (house&senate) exec. Judi.)
new jersey plan
unicameral congress, ea state equally represented. limited powers to tax, and regulate trade btwn states
Connecticut compromise
smaller senate by reps, larger house based on pop.
quorum
majority
judicial review
courts decide if gov action is lawful
delegated powers
powers granted in constitution
expressed powers
Natl gov powers clearly set out in constitution
implied powers
not stated but suggested in constitution
inherent powers
powers historically possessed
reserved powers
not granted or denied
exclusive powers
Natl gov only
concurrent powers
Natl and state gov possess
amend 1
Freedom of speech
amend 2
rights to bear arms
amend 3
no homeowner forced to house soldiers
amend 4
cant search and seizure w out warrant
amend 5
criminal proceedings due process eminent doamin
amend 6
right to speedy trial and witnesses
amend 7
trial by jury in civil cases
amend 8
excessive bail and cruel punishment
amend 9
construction of constitution
amend 10
rights of the states under constitution
basic principles of constitution
republicanism: head voted to control everyone

checks and balances

individual rights

popular sovereignty : power w the people

separation of powers

federalism: power to central and local gov