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List and Describe the 6 basic principles of the constitution.

Popular Sovereignty- people have the power


Limited Gov't- Gov can only do what is granted by the people


Separation of Powers- Powers are divided between the branches


Checks and Balances- each branch has a power to keep others in check


Judicial Review- main power of the courts


Federalism- powers are distributed in a geographical basis

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Explain the necessary and proper clause (include the article and clause).

Article 1 Clause 18


-Congress has the power to make laws that care for the better of the country

-New Born Baby, Adult at last

Explain the concepts of separation of powers and checks and balances and how they support each other.

Separation of Powers- powers divided between 3 branches


Checks and Balances- each branch has a power to keep the others in check

S,+o.+P. = 3

Identify Articles 1-3 of the constitution and include the main role of each branch along with their powers. LEJ

Legislative Branch- to make laws


Executive Branch- Create laws


Judicial Branch- Interpret Laws, Judicial Review




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Describe the formal amendment process.

1) Get a senator/representative to propose the amendment at House or Senate.


2)Get 2/3 majority vote


3) Go to other House and get 2/3 vote


4) 3/4 vote by states legislature or conventions

Explain the division of powers between the national government and state governments. (3 delegated powers).

Expressed powers- written & described in the constitution (Article 1 Sect. 8)


Implied Powers- Not written in constitution but used to help carry out expressed power in Article 1 clause 18.


Inherent Powers- powers given to deal w/foreign affairs


Coherent Powers- powers states and national gov't share

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Identify and explain the 3 ways the national government is obligated to the states according to article IV.

Guarantee a Republican form of gov't


Protection from invasion and violence


Respect for territorial integrity - national gov't must recognize all boundries

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Explain interstate relations.

Promote federalism and cooperation between the states.

FC<---->States

Veto

constitutional right to reject a decision or proposal made by a law-making body

Amendments

an article added to the consitution