Which principle of the US Constitution ensures that no single branch becomes too powerful?

What is the main purpose of the Bill of Rights?

What principle of the US Constitution is illustrated in on this poster?

What is the "supreme law of the land"?

Prevents any one branch of government from becoming too powerful. Allows each branch of government to limit powers of the other two branches.

What is the primary function of the judicial branch of the US government?

What is the main responsibility of the Legislative Branch of the US government?

Collecting taxes, protecting public health, and establishing courts are powers of the

Regulating drivers licences, schools, and conducting elections are powers given to

Printing money, Setting up a postal system, and regulating interstate commerce are powers given to

Identify the Principle - The federal government sets minimum standards for public education, but each state is allowed to create its own curriculum and graduation requirements.

Identify the Principle - A mayor tries to shut down a local newspaper because he doesn’t like the articles they publish. A judge reminds him that the Constitution protects freedom of the press.

Identify the Principle - Congress passes a new law setting nationwide speed limits for electric scooters. The Department of Transportation begins enforcing the law, and courts are set up to handle violations.

Identify the Principle - Congress passes a new law about environmental regulations. The President disagrees and uses the veto power to reject the bill.

Identify the Principle - Citizens in a district vote to elect a representative who will speak for them in the state legislature and make laws on their behalf.

Appointing Supreme Court justices is a check given to the

Determining if acts are unconstitutional are checks given to the

Impeaching the President/Supreme Court Justices is a check of the