This principle means that the people are the ultimate source of government power.
Popular Sovereignty
The Constitution prevents government officials from having unlimited power through this principle.
Limited Government
Congress makes laws, the President enforces laws, and the courts interpret laws. This demonstrates this principle.
Seperation of Powers
When the President vetoes a bill passed by Congress, but Congress can override the veto with enough votes, these two principles are working together.
Checks and Balances
A federal court declares a law unconstitutional because it violates the Constitution. This power demonstrates this principle.
Judicial Review
This delegate from Connecticut helped create the Great Compromise, which established a two-house Congress with representation based on both population and equal state representation.
Roger Sherman