APGOPO Unit 1 pt 2

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The introduction to the Constitution, which explains the purpose of government

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The Preamble

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The first ten amendments of the U.S. Constitution, which protects the rights of citizens and limits the power of government

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Bill of Rights

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The power or authority to rule

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Sovereignty

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A change or addition to the US Constitution

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Amendment

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Presidential power to grant forgiveness of a crime and freedom of punishment

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Pardon

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Proposed plan of government favored by the larger states, with 3 branches and representation based on population.

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Virginia Plan

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Proposed plan of government favored by the smaller states, with 3 branches and all states receiving 1 vote in congress.

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New Jersey Plan

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Also known as the Connecticut Compromise, this agreement established a bicameral legislature (Congress). One house with representation based on population, and one with equal representation for all states.

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The Great Compromise

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The process of determining if a law or action is constitutional.

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Judicial Review

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Those that supported the U.S. Constitution and a strong central government.

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Federalists