After the Constitution was ratified, the Bill of Rights were added to protect what?

Each branch has controls over the other two branches, making sure one branch doesn't become too powerful refers to which principle of government?

Sovereignty means _______

True or False: Great Britain is an example of a limited government.

What is it called when the government is divided into the legislative, executive, and judicial branches?

Which branch enforces the laws?

What document is the Bill of Rights attached to?

Which branch checks the constitutionality of any laws or actions of government?

The government only gets its power given to it by the Constitution, what is this called?

What is the system where the 3 branches of government keep one from having too much power?

Which principle says the people are the ultimate power of government?

Which principle states that the people get to vote for who they want to represent them?

Which branch creates (makes) laws?