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23 Cards in this Set

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civil disobedience
deliberate disobedience of a law or rule because you consider it unfair or unjust-not because you just don't like it
grievance
a complaint
alliance
a formal agreement to work together
turning point
when things begin to change
treaty
an official agreement or contract
resolution
a formal expression of a decision or opinion
articles of confederation
the government set up by the 2nd continental congresz to replace the authority of the monarchy after independence was declared
oppose
to be against
constitutional convention
meeting held in philadelphia in 1787
compromise
both sides give up something in order to reach an agreement
federal government
governs the entire country- not just one state
ordinance
a law
preamble
introduction of we the people
document
any written item giving information or facts
democracy
a government where supreme power rests with the people and they use their power through voting.
adoption
to accept
federalism
thr sharing of the power between the federal and state governments where the federal government holds more power yhan the state governments
checks and balances
the power of each branch to put in check, or control, the other two branches pf the federal government in order to maintain a balance of power
popular sovereignty
the people are the supreme authority in the government
amendment
a change to a document like the Constitution
petition
a written request, signed by the individuals making the request, asking for a specific right or favor from someone in authority
ratification
approving something
civic virtue
making the choice to do what is right and best for the community as a whole