Six principles of the constitution

What power of government is responsible for interpreting the laws?

• Executive Power

• Legislative Power

• Judicial Power

• Monarchy Power

Name an example of checks and balances

• Executive power creates a bill and legislature can veto the bill

• Judicial power creates a bill and passes it into law

• Legislative branch can remove judges through impeachment

• Executive power can veto bills created by the judicial branch.

This gives the courts the power to decide whether a law is constitutional or unconstitutional

What are the basic individual constitutional rights of the people

Name the type of amendment process that changes the actual writing of the constitution

• formal amendment

• informal amendment

• federalism

• Bill of Rights

Who has the power to veto (a)  

• President
• Legislature
• Judicial
• Limited Government
• Supreme Court

Why has the Constitution endured for more than 200 years?

• Because it cannot be changed

• It is designed to resist change

• It is very detailed talking about provisions of change

• It allows for change to happen

What is the power of government distributed among three independent branches of government called?

when something goes against the constitution ​ (a)  

• unconstitutional
• federalism
• popular sovereignty
• separation of powers
• limited government

The people hold all political power