A system in which the powers of one branch of government are balanced by powers of another.

An example of this principle would be voting.

Division of the legislative, judicial, and executive branches is called what?

This principle states that the government does NOT have TOTAL AUTHORITY.

Sharing of powers between the state and national government.

If a law does not follow the rules laid out in the constitution, it is...

The process of making a formal written request by gathering signatures of support.

A group of one's peers who listen to evidence in a courtroom to determine the innocence or guilt of another person.

Speaking freely, equal treatment, and pursuit of happiness are all examples of this.

A group of people who come together to investigate, debate, make recommendations, and present their findings about matter of concern.

When a president disagrees with a law sent for approval, one of the actions that may be taken is ....

The most powerful court in the United States is...

Which branch has the power to sign a bill into a law.

Which branch made the law regarding speed limits?

Which branch has the power to override a veto?

Which branch is the Supreme Court part of?

Which branch is the president the leader of?

Which branch do the senators and representatives make up?

The power to MAKE rules in government is held by the...

The power to CARRY out rules in government is held by the...

The power to SETTLE DISAGREEMENTS over the rules in our country is held by the...