Principles of the Constitution

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Which is the BEST description of federalism? Options: a government in which a Supreme Court is the highest level of the judicial branch, a government with rules and laws that are spelled out by a constitution, a system in which power is shared between a central government and state governments, a type of government in which there are two legislative bodies of different sizes

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a system in which power is shared between a central government and state governments

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Which principle of the Constitution deals with the belief that people should be able to govern themselves and have the power?

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Popular Sovereignty

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Which principle of the Constitution states that the power of the government must be restricted?

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Limited Government

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Which principle of the Constitution deals with the rights that every citizen is guaranteed and cannot be violated?

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Individual Rights

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Which principle of the Constitution deals with the federal government being broken into 3 separate, but equal, branches?

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Separation of Powers

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Which principle of the Constitution gives each branch of government the ability to check, or control, the other two?

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Checks and Balances

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First part of the constitution, which lays out the purpose of government

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Preamble

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What Constitutional Principle says "We the People"?

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Popular Sovereignty

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What does the Executive Branch do?

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The President- carries out the laws

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What does the Judicial Branch do?

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Supreme Court it interprets the laws