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federalism

Describes the fact that some powers are delegated (federal) while others are reserved (states)

Marbury v. Madison

established the Supreme Court's power of JUDICIAL REVIEW

popular sovereignty

The words "We the people" in the Preamble establish the Constitution's authority on the basis of this

the people

According to the doctrine of popular sovereignty, supreme power rests with these

divine right theory

Social contract theory was developed during the Enlightenment as a reaction against this idea

social contract theory

According to this theory, the state exists to serve the will of the people.

John Locke

Philosopher most closely associated with American ideas about social contract theory of government

personal income tax

Most of the federal government's revenue comes from this

free enterprise

Private ownership, competition, and profit are key elements of this

the Bill of Rights

Its purpose is to guarantee the rights of individuals