Principles of the Constitution

_{lays out the foundation and principles upon which to build a government}

• _{Popular Sovereignty}
• _Amendment
• _Constitution
• _{Rule of Law}

_{People are the source of all government power} 

• _{Checks and Balances}
• _Federalism
• _{Popular Sovereginty}
• _Preamble

_{Government is restricted because people have individual rights and liberties}

• _{Limited Government}
• _{Checks and Balances}
• _{Judicial Review}
• _Preamble

_{Any power not given to the federal government in the Constitution is reserved for (given to) the states.} 

• 10th Amendment
• Checks and Balances
• Impeach
• Supremacy Clause

_{Power is shared between three branches who serve different roles}

• Separation of Powers
• Federalism
• Checks and Balances
• Supremacy Clause

_{Rule of law states means that leaders overstep their power they can be removed from office}

• _{The Preamble}
• _{Limited Govt}
• _{Constitutionalty}
• _{Judicial Review}

_{The Legislative Branch can declare a law unconstitutional}

• True
• False

_{A system that allows each branch to monitor and restrict the power of one another is known as Checks and Balances}

• True
• False

_{When the Senate decides to formally accuse the president of breaking the law, they do what}

• _{Remove him from office}
• _{Impeach him}
• _{Rule of Limit him}
• _{Declare him unconstitutional}

_{The part of the Constitution divided into 7 sections}

• _Preamble
• _Articles
• _Amendments
• _{Bill of Rights}