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Limited Government

Powers and functions of government restricted by u.s. constitution

Formal Amendment

A formal process of amending

Veto

Refusal by presidential to sign a bill

Customs

Administers the duties on imported goods

Judicial review

Judicial Branch checks the power of legislative and executive branches

Separation of powers

Division of government powers

Popular sovereignty

Government is created by and subject to the will of people

Bill of rights

First ten amendments to the U.S. constitution

Supremacy clause

Federal law will take priority over the state

Inherent powers

Assumed to belong to the national government

Implied powers

Powers assumed by the government that aren't specifically listed.

Concurrent powers

Power is shared by federal and state government

Grants-in-aid Programs

Federal funds given to state government

Block grants

Grants given to state for broad purposes

Full faith and credit clause

Each state honors public acts

Ratify

Approve

Executive agreements

Compacts the U.S. president makes with foreign leaders

Two of the six principles of government

1. Limited Government


2. Checks and balances

Two types of Informal Amendments

1. Laws


2. Court decisions

Two goals of the constitution

1. Form a more perfect union


2. Establish justice