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unicameral
consisting of only one house or chamber as was the case in Georgia legislature from 1777 to 1789
bicameral
consisting of two houses or chambers. the legislature of United States and GA is this form of chamber - each having a senate and house of representative
constitution
the legal document that authorizes a state or natural government to exist
confederation
a loose union of sovereign state in which the central government is given limited power
ratification
final approval of a proposed action
delegate
a person authorized to represent others
federal


1) relating to national government 2)referring to federal system of government



preamble
an introductory statement to a legal document
separation of power
a division of governmental power among separate branches each with a distinct roles and powers
checks and balances
a plan built into U.S. and state constitutions to keep the other three branches of government from over powering each other
Bill of Rights
fundamental rights and freedom guaranteed to U.S. citizens by the constitutions first 10 amendments
Articles of Confederation
the agreement signed by the 13 original states setting the first national government for the United States in force from 1781 to 1789
General Assembly
the official name of Georgia's State Legislature
Legislative
relating to the branch of government that makes the laws
Executive

relating to the branch of government that carries out the laws
Judicial
the part of the U.S. government that settle legal arguments, interprets, the law and decides issues of constitutionality

GA constitution of 1777

Georgia's 1st attempt called by the trustees