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Constitution
Tells how government is supposed to work
Lists some of our basic rights
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Constitution Tells how government is supposed to work
Lists some of our basic rights
Constitution has lasted so long You can change it
Ways to ratify State legislates
State convention
The amount needed to ratify 3/4
Ways to propose and amendment Congress can propose and amendment with 2/3rds of both house and senate
Legislates of 2/3rds of states can propose amendment
Repeal Get rid of an amendment
27 times in 200 years The amount of times the constitution has been changed
Go up against ideas of the constitution No law can do what
Ways to be amended Formal Amendment
Informally by government action or custom
Powers Delegated Powers
Reserved Powers
Concurrent Powers
Delegated Powers Powers given to the national government
Reserved Powers Powers given to the state government
Concurrent Powers Powers given to both governments (taxes)
3 separate but equal branches Legislative branch
Executive branch
Judaical Branch
Legislative Branch Makes laws and handles money (congress)
Executive branch Enforce laws and provide leadership (president)
Checks and Balances System in our government that prevents 1 branch from getting to much power
Judicial Review Supreme Court takes a look at old cases to see if they were fair
Mayflower Compact 1st written form of self government in the new world (America)
Popular Sovereignty Permission or consent of the government
Preamble Introduction to the Constitution
6 goals of the constitution Form a more perfect union
Establish justice
Ensure domestic tranquility
Provide for the common defense
Promote the general welfare
Ensure the blessings of liberty
Form a more perfect union Create a better government than the first
Establish Justice Create laws and courts
Ensure domestic tranquility Keep peace between the states
Provide for the common defense Create a Military
Ensure the blessings of liberty Protect your freedom
Promote the general welfare Help people have decent lives
3 principles of the constitution Limited Government
Majority rule with minority rights
Power in the hands of the people
Day of Test October 18 2011
1st Amendment Freedom of Religion
Freedom of Speech
Freedom of Press
Freedom of Assembly
Freedom of Partition
2nd Amendment Right to bear Arms
Right to own a gun
3rd Amendment You cannot be forced to let the military stay in your house
4th Amendment Protects you from unreasonable searches
5th AmendmentBefore a person can be charged with a major crime, he must first be indicated by a grand jury
You can refuse to testify if you feel you testimony might make you look guilty of a crime
You cannot be charged twice for the same crime
No person can be denied life liberty and property without due process of law
6th Amendment Person accused of a crime has the right to a fast and public trial
You have the right to a jury trial
Person must be informed of the charges against them
You have the right to hear and question witnesses
You have the right to an attorney
7th Amendment Property guaranteeing juror
8th Amendment A judge can offer bail to a person who has been accused of a crime
Forbids cruel and unusual punishment
13th Amendment Outlawed slavery
14th Amendment Guaranteed full citizenship to African Americans
15th Amendment No one can be denied the right to vote because of their race
17th Amendment Citizens of each state will elect their own senators
19th Amendment Gave women the right to vote
24th Amendment Outlawed poll taxes
26th Amendment Made the national voting age 18
Suffrage Right to vote
Duty Something you have to do or face punishment
Responsibility Something you should do but are not required
5 US citizen dutys Obey the law
Pay taxes
Got to school till 16
May serve in military
May be in jury
Civil Rights Right guaranteed to all US citizens
Due Process of Law You have to be aware of the charges against you
Guaranteed a lawyer
Have a trial
Have the right to appeal
Eminent Domain Government takes private property for public use
Felony Major crime that may result in long jail sentences or death
Misdemeanor Minor Crime
2 kinds of crimes Felony
Misdemeanor
Bill of Rights 1st 10 amendments

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