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Commonwealth
A state
Republic
A form of government in which the citizens elect people to represent them.
Law
Rule that tells people in a community, state, or country how they should behave.
Revenue
Money that a government receives from taxes and other sources in order to provide public goods and services to citizens.
Vote
To choose a preferred candidate in an election.
Executive Branch
The branch of government which enforces and carries out laws
Legislative Branch
The branch of government that makes laws.
Judicial Branch
The branch of government that interprets laws.
Checks and Balances
A system created by the government that prevents one group or person from having unlimited power, carried out by each group checking and balancing the others' powers.
Popular Sovereignty
The principle of government in which the power comes from the people.
Right
Something you are allowed to do or have by law.
Responsibility
Something you are supposed to do.
Guaranteed
A term applied to civl rights that the government cannot take away, even if the rights are unnamed.