Benjamin Franklin
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Life
Liberty
Property
Pursuit of Happines
Popular sovereignty
Democracy
Republicanism
The Dumas
The First Continental Congress
The House of Burgess
Allow women to vote
Control their resources
Raise their taxes without their consent
The colonist felt that England and the had abused their power
It was ok to rebel against the government any time you are unhappy
That government sometime became too big and you had to get rid of it
Marbury vs. Madison
The Great Compromise
Ex Post Facto Laws
Laws passed immediately following the ratification of the Constitution
Collect taxes
Establish public schools
Admit new states
Pass Bills of Attainder
Pass Ex Post Facto laws
A law that punishes a person without a trial
A law that makes an act illegal after it has been done
A law that splits Congress into two groups
A law requiring the reason splits Congress into two groups
A law requiring the reason for arrest to be explained to the person
100 members
Two-year terms
Power to impeach the president
The vice-president is the presiding officer
All states have the same number
Population
State economies
Size of the state
435 members
Approves or disapproves presidential appointments
Two-year terms
The Speaker of the House is the presiding officer
Give all the laws that citizens need
Provide the basic principles which guide our country's government and laws
Decide who our government leaders are
President and Vice President
People elect other people to represent
Form a Congress
Guarantees the rights and liberties of people
Provide education to all citizens
Federalism
Seperation of Powers
Popular Sovereignty
Concurrent Powers
Declaring War
Collecting Taxes
Creating Courts
Punishing Criminals
Creating Marriage Laws
Amendment 1
Amendment 5
Amendment 7
Amendment 10
Federalism
Separation of Powers
Concurrent Powers
Judicial
Executive
Economic
Social
Legislative
The Mayflower Compact
The Magna Carta
The Constituion
The Articles of Confederation
How to elect the president
How to become a state
How to collect taxes
How to create a fair representative government
Signatures
Preamble
Articles
Introduction
Amendments
Part of the Preamble
The first 10 amendments
Are part of the Declaration of Independence
The first 10 articles
Concurrent Powers
Checks and Balances
Separation of Powers
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7
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