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Six Principles of Government

Limited Government, Popular Sovereignty, Judicial Review, Federalism, Checks & Balances, and Separation of Powers

Little Penguins Jump For Cooked Sardines

Article

7 main divisions of the Constitution

Jurisdiction

The authority of a court to rule on certain cases

Supremacy Clause

Statement in Article 6 that says: laws passed by congress, the Constitution , and US treaties will be the supreme law of the land

Amendment

Change, or addition to the Constitution

Popular Sovereignty

Rule by the people

Federalism

A government system where there are multiple layers of the government

Separation of Powers

Division of power between the three branches of government

Checks and Balances

Each branch of government can exercise some control over the others

Veto

Rejection of a bill

Judicial Review

The Supreme Court can determine if a law or action goes against the Constitution

Expressed Powers

Specific laws, or powers, directly stayed in the Constitution

Enumerated Powers

Expressed Powers of by Congress that are numbered 1-18 and are found in Article 1, Section 8 of the Constitution

Elastic Clause

Clause in Article 1, Section 8 that gives Congress the rights to make all laws that are necessary and proper to carry out other powers in that section

Federal Bureaucracy

Department and agencies of the federal government in mostly the executive branch