3.1 ONE ruler with complete power[usually a dictator]

3.1: Popular vote on everything all the time. Everyone votes on everything

3.1: Government controls most of the infrastructure

3.1: People vote for delegates to represent them

3.1: King or Queen with all the power

3.1: King or Queen AND a strong constitution

3.1: Many rulers sharing power[usually military]

3.2: the powers of the separate constituent parts are in ONE central body.

3.2: Power is heald by states/local power over a central government.

3.2: Power is divided into layers or state and federal government

3.2: Power is given to the legistlative branch of the county [house of commons]

2.1: Citizenship based on WHERE you were born

2.1: Citizenship based on WHO you are born [or adopted] to

Which of the following are considered Natural US citizens

Who below is a Naturalized citizen

2.2: actions that must be fulfilled or performed

2.2: an action for which you are accountable/should do

2.2: select ALL of the obligations below

2.2: Compulsory enlistment for the armed forces. This obligation is also know as the DRAFT.

1.1: THis dead dude believed in: Natural rights; that can not be taken, be are born with them.

1.1: This dead dude believed, power needs to be seperated to keep power from corrupting us.

1.2: This document pushed the idea of limited government

1.2: This document focused on having the colonist voice heard in the government.

1.2: This document was about the people having the power to SELF GOVERN themselves

1.3: The colonist were angry that they did not have ______________ in the British government.

1.3: The colonist felt the Brittish government was being TYRANNICAL with all the increase in taxes.

1.3: Define: Boycott

1.4 What are the natural rights [we stole] in our Declaration of Independance

1.4: What is the purpose of the Decloration of Independance

1.5: Which of the following are NOT a weakness of the AOC[articles of confederation]

1.5: Under the Articles of Confederation could the Federal government pass laws?

What is the Preamble

Why do we have the preamble

Preamble [read this sentence from the preamble select the correct meaning]Blessings of liberty to our selves and our posterity

What branch has the power to establish a post office

Government gets its power from the consent of the people. [ Through elections and voice]

What branch can review the actions of the other two branches and declare them unconsitutional

The first political party in the United States. Under Alexander Hamilton, they wanted a STRONG national government

a late-18th century movement that opposed the creation of a stronger U.S. federal government and which later opposed the ratification of the 1787 Constitution. The previous constitution, called the Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union, gave state governments more authority

This senerio is known as what? Kim Kardashian is accused and convicted of running a red light. She goes before a judge knownfor enforcing fines no matter who it is. And although the judge is a fan of the celebrity, he forces her to pay the full fine

Makes the laws, bicameral, aka Congress

Inturperts laws,serve for life, constiutional law

What branch declares war

Who is the commander-in-chief

Congress is another name for