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he is bound by a higher law that limits his authority (rule of law)

the magma carts, 1215

parliament and people have more power than monarchs under English bill of rights

English bill of rights, 1689

favored big states because representation based on population

plan a: the Virginia plan

favored small states because each state gets one vote

plan b: New Jersey plan

the Connecticut plan: roger Sherman creates legislation branch with two houses: senate with 2 members from each state and House of Representatives based on population

plan c: the great compromise a.k.a. the Connecticut plan

spaces count 3/5 of a person

three-fifths compromise

is a change in the constitution

amendment

the legislative, the executive, the judicial

the beaches of the government

makes the law

legislative

enforces the law

executive

judges the laws

judicial

state law cannot contradict federal law, or a Supreme Court opinion. they must be follow by the letter

federalism

powers givin to the national government

delegated powers

powers given to both national and state government

concurrent power

powers granted specifically to the state government

reserved power

regulated foreign trade, power to print/coin money, and declare war

delegated powers

power to maintain law and order (policing), the power to borrow money, and the power to tax

concurrent powers

power to conduct elections, and the power to form local governments

reserved powers

person, such as king or queen, who reigns over a kingdom or empire

monarch

Person who rules with complete an absolute power

Dictator

Type of government, in which the people of a nation, either rule, directly, or elect officials, who rule on their behalf

Democracy

System, in which all voters in a community me in one place to make laws and decide what action to take

Direct democracy

System in which the people elect representatives to carry on the work of the government for them

Representative democracy

System of government that is a representative democracy

Republic

Written plan of government

Constitution

Basic rights to which all people are entitled

Human rights

Loose association of government

Confederation

Absolute power of government

sovereignty

The lawmaking body of Great Britain

Parliament

System of government that divides powers between national and state governments

Federalism

Agreement in which each side gives a part of its demands in order to reach a solution to a problem

Compromise

Supporters of the constitution, who favored a strong national government

Federalists

People who oppose the new constitution and the federal system of government

anti-federalists

personal finance

personal finance

personal finance 2

personal finance 2

chapter 10

chapter 10

chapter 7

chapter 7

chapter 26

chapter 26

問題一覧

he is bound by a higher law that limits his authority (rule of law)

the magma carts, 1215

parliament and people have more power than monarchs under English bill of rights

English bill of rights, 1689

favored big states because representation based on population

plan a: the Virginia plan

favored small states because each state gets one vote

plan b: New Jersey plan

the Connecticut plan: roger Sherman creates legislation branch with two houses: senate with 2 members from each state and House of Representatives based on population

plan c: the great compromise a.k.a. the Connecticut plan

spaces count 3/5 of a person

three-fifths compromise

is a change in the constitution

amendment

the legislative, the executive, the judicial

the beaches of the government

makes the law

legislative

enforces the law

executive

judges the laws

judicial

state law cannot contradict federal law, or a Supreme Court opinion. they must be follow by the letter

federalism

powers givin to the national government

delegated powers

powers given to both national and state government

concurrent power

powers granted specifically to the state government

reserved power

regulated foreign trade, power to print/coin money, and declare war

delegated powers

power to maintain law and order (policing), the power to borrow money, and the power to tax

concurrent powers

power to conduct elections, and the power to form local governments

reserved powers

person, such as king or queen, who reigns over a kingdom or empire

monarch

Person who rules with complete an absolute power

Dictator

Type of government, in which the people of a nation, either rule, directly, or elect officials, who rule on their behalf

Democracy

System, in which all voters in a community me in one place to make laws and decide what action to take

Direct democracy

System in which the people elect representatives to carry on the work of the government for them

Representative democracy

System of government that is a representative democracy

Republic

Written plan of government

Constitution

Basic rights to which all people are entitled

Human rights

Loose association of government

Confederation

Absolute power of government

sovereignty

The lawmaking body of Great Britain

Parliament

System of government that divides powers between national and state governments

Federalism

Agreement in which each side gives a part of its demands in order to reach a solution to a problem

Compromise

Supporters of the constitution, who favored a strong national government

Federalists

People who oppose the new constitution and the federal system of government

anti-federalists