Principles Of The Constitution
Published on Nov 19, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
Popular Sovereignty
because the government is created by and for the people.
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Separation Of Powers
Powers and responsibilities and split between three government groups.
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CHECKS AND BALANCES
ALLOWS ONE GOVERNMENT BRANCH TO MONITOR ANOTHER, SO ONE DOSENT BECOME MORE POWERFUL THAN THE OTHERS.
FEDERALISM
POWER IS DIVIDED BETWEEN CENTRAL GOVERNMENT, INDIVIDUAL GOVERNMENT, AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS.
INDEPENDENT JUDICIARY
THE JUDICIAL BRANCH IS ESTABLISHED AS AN INDEPENDENT ENTITY, FREE OF PRESSURES AND INFLUENCES FROM THE OTHER TWO BRANCHES. THE SUPREME COURT IS THE HIGHEST AUTHORITY IN THE FEDERAL COURT SYSTEM.
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INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS
INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS AND LIBERTIES ARE PROTECTED AGAINST GOVERNMENT ENCRACHEMENT.
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