Ammendments
The right to own a gun.
What is the Second Ammendment.
This principle limits governemnt powers?
What is "Establishing a Limited Government"
The very first US governement.
What is Duel Federalism.
These liberties include freedom of, speech,religion,of the press,assembly,and unreasonable search and seizure
What are Civil Liberties.
A universal set of moral principles believed to come from humans’ basic sense of right and wrong that can be applied to any culture or system of justice?
What is Rule of Law
Freedom of speech,press,assembly,religion and petition.
What is the First Ammendment.
In this principle the people get to vote?
What is Popular Sovereignty.
In this government the states and National govenremtn held the same power.
What is Cooperative Federalism.
A written agreement between two or more parties or nations to perform some action?
What is a Compact.
A political system in which power is exercised by elected leaders who work in the interests of the people?
What is Representative Governement.
Police and other authorities have no right to search or seize property or people without just cause?
What is the Forth Ammendment.
This principle states no one is above the law?
What is Rule of Law.
In this government the states los power and the National government gained power?
What is Regulated Federalism.
-A strong national government would lead to tyranny.
-Constitution would make the national government too powerful
-“There is no Declaration of Rights,” or a bill of rights.
What are Anti-Federalists Complaints.
A political system in which the powers exercised by the government are restricted, usually by a written constitution?
What is Limited Government.
One of the more useless Ammendments this Ammendment bans quartering of troops in private homes during peacetime?
What is the Third Ammendment.
This principle seperates the powers between the three branches?
What is Checks and Balances system.
In this government the states gained back their power and the National government gave that power?
What is New Federalism.
These powers are shared between the states and the national (federal)governemnt.
What are Concurrent Powers.
The rights and liberties that can be claimed by individuals by virtue of being human; also called natural rights or human rights?
What are Indivisual Rights.
Reserves powers for the states and the people that are not specifically given to the national government?
What is the Tenth Ammendment.
Divides power between the central government and the various state governments?
What is Federalism.
Why did the states have to give power to the National government?
What are World Wars.
Rights not specifically listed in the Bill of Rights but given general protection under the Ninth Amendment?
What are Unumerated rights.
The idea that the powers of a government should be split between two or more strongly independent branches to prevent any one person or group from gaining too much power?
What is Seperation of Powers.