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The power of the Supreme Court to rule laws UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Judicial Review
Principle: Article I, Article II, Article III of the Constitution
Separation of Powers
Principle: The government's power is limited by the Constitution
Limited Government
Principle: Power lies with the people
Popular sovereignty
Powers that are shared between the state and federal government
Concurrent
Powers that belong to the federal government
Delegated
Powers that belong to the states
Reserved powers
Principle: Split of power between state and federal government
Federalism
Amendment: Right to a jury trial in civil cases
7th
Group of people who wanted a Bill of Rights added to the Constitution
Anti-Federalists
Which 4 amendments protect the rights of the accused?
4, 5, 6, 8
Principle of Government: First Amendment
Limited Government
To approve
Ratify
To change the Constitution
Amend
First 10 Amendments to the Constitution
Bill of Rights
Amendment: Rights belong to the states
10th
Amendment: Rights belong to the people
9th
Amendment: Prohibits excessive bail
8th
Amendment: Cruel and unusual punishment
8th
Amendment: Right to a trial with a jury of your peers
6th
Amendment: Right to face your accuser
6th
Amendment: Right to know your charges
6th
Amendment: Right to a fair and speedy trial
6th
Amendment: Right to an Attorney
6th
Amendment: Remain Silent
5th
Amendment: Eminent Domain
5th
Amendment: Grand Jury
5th
Amendment: Double Jeopardy
5th
Amendment: Due Process
5th
Amendment: Search warrants are required
4th
Amendment: Unreasonable Search and Seizure
4th
Amendment: Government cannot make you house troops
3rd
Amendment: Right to own a gun
2nd
Amendment: Right to Petition
1st
Freedom to Assemble
1st
Freedom of Religion
1st
Freedom of Press
1st
Freedom of Press
1st
Freedom of Speech
1st
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