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What philosophe argued in favor of a three branch government?

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The Constitution & the American Political System Unit Test Review

The Constitution & the American Political System Unit Test Review. The Constitution & the American Political System Unit Test Review. Choose that Branch Responsible for interpreting the laws Legislative Executive Judicial. The Constitution & the American Political System Unit Test Review.

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Federalism

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The Study of American Government

The Study of American Government. Chapter 1. Ability to get others to act in accordance with desires/intentions Power as it affects government Government takes private matters public Rightful power = authority Legitimacy of authority Historical controversies. Political Power. Democracy.

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Legislative Branch

Legislative Branch. Review Flash Cards Use your left or right arrows to advance forward or backwards. bicameral. A legislative body composed of two chambers. census . Official count of the population of the United States done every 10 years. concurrent powers.

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Chapter 8 Test Review

Chapter 8 Test Review. The Legislative Branch. people a member of Congress represents. interest groups Speaker of the House floor leaders budget congressional district lobbyists pocket veto constituents president pro tempore. plan for raising and spending money. interest groups

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Legislative Branch

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Hamilton and National Finances

Hamilton and National Finances. Hamilton and National Finances. Settling the Debt 1. Alexander Hamilton becomes Secretary of Treasury. Hamilton and National Finances. 2. Hamilton has to pay off the national debt (amount of money owed by the U.S. to its lenders)

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The Principles of the United States Constitution

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What makes a constitution? Common, usually crucial, elements The U.S. Constitution context

What makes a constitution? Common, usually crucial, elements The U.S. Constitution context The Federalists 10 and 51 Articles I and II The Bill of Rights & the Amendment X Adaptation and Change. What makes a constitution? Is it a written document? Is it a pattern of rules?

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The Constitution

The Constitution. Before the Constitution. Second Continental Congress Governed America during the Revolutionary War Consisted of delegates from each state Delegates voted to make national policies and decisions but states retained autonomy

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Chapter 10 A

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The Constitutional Convention & Bill of Rights

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Constitutional Powers

Constitutional Powers. I. Congress. A. The House of Representatives. Considered more representative than the Senate because of its size , term of office and qualifications for office. Revenue bills must start in the House. The impeachment p rocess must also start In the house.

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The Constitution: Three Branches of Government

The Constitution: Three Branches of Government. Chapter 3, Section 2. Quickwrite :. Why is it important that we have three branches with separate powers?. Define 3 terms. Expressed Powers: Enumerated powers Elastic Clause Federal Bureaucracy. Three Branches of Government.

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The US Congress:

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Chapter 3: Federalism

Forging a Nation . Chapter 3: Federalism . Section 1 Federalism: National and State Sovereignty . Dual Citizenship Failure of the Articles System of Divided Powers The Arguments for Federalism Practical Necessity Protecting Liberty- Federalist No. 28 Moderating Government Powers

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Hamilton vs. Jefferson

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HAMILTON VERSUS JEFFERSON

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President George Washington

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