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37 Cards in this Set

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A system of controls between branches of government

Checks and Balances
Government established by written documentation

Constitutional Government
Every member of society is subject to the laws of the nation

Rule of Law

Division of political responsibilities into branches of government

Separation of Powers

Ultimate authority for government rests with the consent of the people

Popular sovereignty

Amendments 1-10 (&14), enacted in 1790

Bill of Rights
Magna Charta 1215; US constitution 1987; Federalist Papers 1789-91

Historical Documents

Obey laws, pay taxes, perform military duties are all examples of..

Civic Responsibility

Policing, driver education and local parade laws are all programs to

Domestic Tranquility

States right to oversee all matters of education falls under which bill of rights

10th Amendment

We can say anything unless it is untrue or creates due harm to others

Freedom of speech

We may engage in any business as long as we comply with governmental regulations

Enterprise

Government by monarchy, military or theocracy

Traditional Forms of Government
We may gather in groups and live where we choose
Assembly and Movement
Voting, open-mindedness, and being respectful

Virtuous Duties
We may vote in any election scheduled for our place of residence

Suffrage
We are provided procedures and protections when we are accused of breaking the law

Due Process

Unwritten sense of fair play

Common Law
We may have a trial by jury and right to privacy

Justice Rights
We may have equal access to government services such as education, voting, and protection

Equal Protection
We may own land and sell our land and house

Property Rights

We may demand contract when we are hired and is enforceable by law

Contract Laws

The vice president, speaker of the house, congress and senate
Legislative Branch

Division of responsibilities between federal and state
Federalism

The right to be given education falls under which bill of rights?

14th Amendment
Rule of Law

Every member of society is subject to the laws of the nation
Bill of Rights
Amendments 1-10 and 14, enacted in 1790

Historical Documents

Magna Charta 1215; US Constitution, Federalist papers 1789-91

Popular Sovereignty

Ultimate authority for government rests with the consent of the people

Checks and balances
A system of controls between branches of government.
Separation of Powers

Division of political responsibilities into branches of government.
Constitutional Government

Government established by written documentation.
Republic
States governed by elected representatives of the people
"We hold these truths to be self-evident"
Preamble to the Constitution
Legislative Branch

Vice President, Speaker of the House, senate, congress

Environmental protection agency

Establish Justice