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Constitution - Preamble/7 Principles/Analysis /#'s

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federalismnational govt and state governments share power
separation of powersdivides governing responsibilities between the legislative, executive, and judicial branches
checks and balancesallows each branch to limit the powers of the others
popular sovereigntypeople hold the ultimate power in the government
legislative branchmakes laws (Congress)
executive branchenforces the laws (President)
judicial branchinterprets the Constitution (Supreme Court)
CongressHouse of Representatives and Senate
2Term of House of Reps.
4Term of President
6Term of Senator
25Minimum Age of Representative
30Minimum Age of Senator
35Minimum Age of President
CongressHas the power to declare war
Electoral CollegeOfficially elects the President
PresidentWho is responsible for making treaties and appointing Supreme Court Justices (Judges)
State of the UnionSpeech given by President at the beginning of each year
individual rightsExamples are the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Amendments
republicanismwhen citizens elect representatives
unionPreamble -in order to form a more perfect ______
justicePreamble - establish ______
tranquilityPreamble - insure domestic _______
general welfarePreamble - promote the _____ _____
liberty / posterityPreamble - secure the blessing of ______ to ourselves and our _______
2senators/state
2/3votes needed to override a presidential veto
2/3votes needed to propose and amendment in Congress
3/4state votes needed to ratify and amendment
7# of Articles in the Constitution
7# of basic principles followed by Constitution
9# of Supreme Court justices
9# of states needed to approve the Constitution
14# of consecutive years a presidential candidate must have lived in U.S.
27total # of Constitutional Amendments
100# of members in the Senate
270electoral votes needed to win a presidential election
435# of members in the House of Reps.
538total # of electoral votes cast in a presidential election

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