Unit 2 - Constitutional Principles Review

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The fact that states can make their own laws is an example of which constitutional principle? Options: limited government, federalism, individual rights

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federalism

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The power of the government is restricted by law.

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limited government

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The idea that absolute power rests with the people (people rule)

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Popular Sovereignty

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The "Rule of Law" refers to the government having to follow what is written in the US Constitution.

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Limited Government

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The idea that government power is divided/shared between the national and state levels.

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Federalism

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Government power is separated into three branches.

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Separation of Powers

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Principle of US Gov’t: People = source of Gov’t Power; Gov’t exists only w/consent of People

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Popular Sovereignty

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System of overlapping powers of Legislative, Executive & Judicial branches to check actions of the others

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Checks & Balances

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The legislature's ability to impeach the President is an example of...

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Checks & Balances

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Which principle is reflected below?
Every bill that passes both houses of legislature shall be presented to the governor, who may approve it, or send it back to the legislature.  If two-thirds or the legislature still wants the law passed they may approve it...

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Checks & Balances