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Popular sovereignty

The people we rule we govern ourselves

Federalism

Delegated power, national government. Reserved power, state government. Concurrent power, both governments.

Separation of powers

Legislative, interpret laws. Executive,make laws Judicial, enforce laws

Checks and Balances

Each branch has some controls over the other. For example only congress can pass laws but president can not sign it supreme court can say it is unconstitutional

Limited government

Everyone must follow the law certain groups can't twist to benefit themselves

Individual rights

First ten amendments Bill of rights.Guarantee personal liberties and privileges

Republicanism

Vote for political representatives. Wanted people to have a voice but not have popular opinion get in the way of smart decision

Declaration of independence

The name of the letter that was sent to King George when America decidedto not be part of UK

The constitution

The biggest law of America

The Preamble

The introduction to the constitution