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PRINCIPLES OF CONSTITUTION
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US CONSTITUTION
- A WRITTEN PLAN FOR OUR GOVERNMENTAL ENT
- The constitution was adopted in 1788
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LIMITED GOVERNMENT
- PEOPLE DETERMINE HOW MUCH POWER A GOVERNMENT SHOULD HAVE
FEDERALISM
- POWERS GOVERNMENT ARE DIVIDED BETWEEN NATIONAL AND THE STATE GOVERNMENT
- Describing the practice whereby a group members are bound together by agreement or covenant
INDEPENDENT JUDICIARY
- SYSTEM JUDGES AND COURTS THAT SEPARATE FROM THE OTHER BRANCHES
- Important because the other branches cannot pressure bribe supreme court
POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY
- SYSTEM JUDGES AND COURTS THAT SEPARATE FROM THE OTHER BRANCHES
RULE OF LAW
- A RULE APPLIED TO ALL PEOPLE
SEPARATION OF POWERS/CHECKS BLANCES
- DIVIDING THREE BRANCHES LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE
INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS
- People have the rights to speak their mind without having to fear for being pumished
