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Checks and Balances

each branch has the ability to limit powers of the others

3/5 compromise

this portion of the slaves could be counted as population

virginia plan

larger states benfited

Bill of Rights

first 10 amendments

articles of confederation

only has legislator and weak national goverment

legislative branch


executive branch


judicial branch

congress


president


court

electoral college

the person who gets the most votes becomes president

republic

a government run by the people through elected representatives

specie

gold or silver coin

amend

revise

veto

to prohibit from becoming law

separation of powers

each branch has a distinct area of authority

federalist and anti federalists

federalists-wanted a strong national government and supported the constitution.


anti-federalists-did not want a strong national government and supported the bill of rights.

faction

special interest groups

ratify

approve

inaugurarion

official swearing in ceremony

precedent

a statement that becomes and example or a rule

cabinet

head of the major departments in the executive branch

administration

term of office

weakness of the articles of confederation?

no strong national government and no strong national court system

how did nationalists regard shays rebellion?

as proof that only a strong national government could prevent social disorder

what issue did the great compromise resolve?

representation in the legislator