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TermDefinition
FederalisimA system of government where sovereighnty is divided
Three branches of governmentLegislative, Executive,Judicial
Two functions of the U.S governmentEstablish Justice, Insure domestic tranquility
The two houses of congressSenate,House of Representives
Function of the Legislative Branch of GovenmentMake Laws
Elected chairman or leader of the HRSpeaker of the House
Branch of Government article two coversExecutive
Minimum age requirement for the President35
The length of The President's term in office4 years
Two constitutional functions of the Vice PresidentTo be President of the Senate, To replace the President if he dies, resigns, or is impeached
The Formula for determining a states electoral votesHR+S=EC
The Minimum number of electoral votes a state may be assigned3
The 55 men who drafted The ConstitutionFounding Fathers
The most inportant power given to The PresidentCommander in chief of the military
What are grounds for impeachmentTreason, Bribery, Other high crimes
Branch of Government article three coversJudicial
Duties of the Vice PresidentTo be President of the Senate, To replace the President if dies,resigns,or is impeached
Montesquieu's separation of powers" theoryChecks and Balances
The branch of government overseeing the terriroriesLegislative branch
Double jeopardy & Self incriminationBeing tried for a crime twice and , testifying against oneself
Rights Protected by the first amendmentReligious Freedom, Freedom of speech, Freedom of press, Freedom of assembly
Enumerated Powers of congressLaying and collecting taxes, Raising and supporting the army, Declaring war
Articles of Confederationa written agreement ratified in 1781 by the thirteen original states
The theory that the constitution does not "give" rightsConstitutionally protected rights"
James Madison's RoleBeing the main author of the constitution
Significance of the Northwest OrdinanceIt was a more efficient method of adding states
"Full Faith and Credit" clauseStates must recognize the legal actions of other states

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Creator joshcoop
Created September 18, 2009
Group Havens US History
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