History Ch. 8

Authority belonging only to the states

• reserved powers

• implied powers

• concurrent powers

• enumerated powers

The legal rules and procedures established by law and guaranteed by the Constitution that the government must observe before depriving a person life, liberty or property

• separation of powers

• judicial review

• popular sovereignty

• due process

idea that a government may only use the powers given to it by the people

• concurrent power

• limited government

• popular sovereignty

• naturalization

The process of becoming a citizen of another country

• due process

• naturalization

• equal protection

• judicial review

power shared by the states and federal governemnt

• concurrent powers

• implied powers

• enumerated powers

• reserved powers

The belief that government is subject to the will of the folks

• naturilization

• popular sovereignty

• limited governemnt

• equal protection

the equal application of the law regardless of a person's race, religion, political beliefs, or other qualities.

• equal protection

• naturalization

• separation of powers

• due process

Power specifically given to congress in the constitution

• concurrent powers

• reserved powers

• judicial review

• enumerated powers

Power of the Supreme Court to say whether any federal, state, or local law or government actions goes against the Constitution.

• equal protection

• Separation of powers

• Judicial review

• limited powers

the division of authority among executive, legislative, and judicial branches to make sure no one branch has too much

• separation of powers

• reserved powers

• limited government

• enumerated power