origins of government | 6 principles | Bill of Rights | Articles of Confederation | Ammendments |
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The day Thomas Jefferson completed the dec. of ind.
July 4, 1776
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This states that the government and its officials are not above the law
What is the rule of law
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Freedom of speech and religion
What is the first ammendment
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George Washington (presiding officer)- vote not to make revisions but a new framework (constitution)
What is constitutional convention
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Change in written word of constituion
What is formal ammendment
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Encouraged westward settlement and divided the northwest territory into townships
What is the land ordinance of 1785
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People are the only source for any and all government power
What is popular sovereignty
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Right to trial by jury
What is the second ammendment
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Bicramel representative body: house of reps and senate
What is the Connecticut compromise
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Changes to constitution which did not change the written word
What is informal ammendment
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Declare the causes which impel them to separation
What is purpose of introduction of declaration
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Division of power among central government and several regional governments
What is fedarlism
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Freedom from arrest without warrant
What is the third ammendment
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Territory divided into townships
What is the Land Ordinance of 1785
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Step 1: ammendment is proposed (2/3 vote)
Step 2: ammendment is ratified (3/4 vote)
What are steps of ammendments
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All men created equal, life liberty and pursuit of happiness, right to abolish unjust government
What is the theory of government
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Each branch is subject to restraint by other branches
What is checks and balances
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Right to bear arms
What is the fourth ammendment
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Governing of NW territory
What is north west ordinance
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27
What is the number of ammendments
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"We are..." "We pledge..."
What is declaring independence
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Power of a court to determine constituitonality of government
What is judicial review
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Right to public and speedy trial
What is fifth ammendment
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Led by Hamilton, strong federal government, loose interpretation, elite, business view, pro British
What are fedarlists
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8 sections
What is number of sections of constituion
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