US Government

The Government doesn’t have absolute power

• Limited Government
• Federalism
• Neutrality (Isolation
• Foreign Policy

Branches have equal power

• Separation of Powers
• Checks and Balances
• Republic(ism)
• Popular Sovereignty

Branches monitor each other

• Separation of Powers
• Checks and Balances
• Republic(ism)
• Popular Sovereignty

Public voting for Representatives and Senators

• Separation of Powers
• Checks and Balances
• Republic(ism)
• Popular Sovereignty

Freedom within the area (Voting)

• Separation of Powers
• Checks and Balances
• Republic(ism)
• Popular Sovereignty

Power shared between the National and State governments

• Limited Government
• Federalism
• Neutrality (Isolation
• Foreign Policy

To not get involved

• Limited Government
• Federalism
• Neutrality (Isolation
• Foreign Policy

How one deals with other countries

• Limited Government
• Federalism
• Neutrality (Isolation
• Foreign Policy

Feds and Anti’s were the first

• Political Parties
• Bill of Rights
• Judicial Review
• Electoral College

First 10 Amendments

• Political Parties
• Bill of Rights
• Judicial Review
• Electoral College