
7 Principles Simplified
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How do the Constitutional Principles protect us?
The Constitutional Principles limit the government's power.
The Constitutional Principles allow the government to do whatever it wants.
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1. Popular Sovereignty
A government in which the people rule!
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2. Republicanism
People exercise (use) their power by electing representatives to make laws/choices for them!
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3. Limited Government
The government power is limited to what the Constitution gives it!
Everyone must follow the laws.
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Multiple Choice
What is the "rule book" for the government to follow?
The Constitution
The Magna Carta
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4. Separation of Powers
Government power is divided and separated into 3 different "branches" or jobs.
This keeps any one part of the government from having too much power!
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Multiple Choice
What is the job of the Legislative branch?
Makes the Laws
Enforces/Carries the out Laws
Judges/Evaluates the Laws
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Multiple Choice
What is the job of the Executive branch?
Makes the Laws
Enforces/Carries the out Laws
Judges/Evaluates the Laws
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Multiple Choice
What is the job of the Judicial branch?
Makes the Laws
Enforces/Carries the out Laws
Judges/Evaluates the Laws
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5. Checks & Balances
Each branch can check or control actions of the other branches.
This makes sure each branch is using its powers responsibly.
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Open Ended
Think about it!
How is the principle of Checks & Balances like a game of rock, paper, scissors?
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6. Federalism
Government power is shared between the national government & state governments.
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Multiple Choice
Look at the chart showing Federalism.
Which is an example of a State ONLY power?
print money
collect taxes
issue driver's licenses
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7. Individual Rights
Personal liberties, freedoms, & rights protected by the Bill of Rights.
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Multiple Choice
Which Amendment # in the Bill of Rights protects our freedom of religion?
1st Amendment
5th Amendment
8th Amendment
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