Amendments
Checks and Balances
Anti-Federalism
Five Beliefs
Federalism
Five Beliefs
The Delegation of Powers
100

What is the 13th Amendment?

It abolished slavery and involuntary servitude nationwide

100

What are they used for?

The system of checks and balances gives each branch specific powers to limit the actions of the other two branches

100

Absence of a ______ of Rights

Bill

100

Checks and Balances Prevent _______

Tyranny

100

Declaring War

National government

200

What is the 26th Amendment?

It lowered the voting age from 21 to 18

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What is the overall purpose of checks and balances?

to prevent any single branch of government from accumulating too much power

200

Fear of a ________ Executive

Tyrannical

200

A Bill of Rights Was __________

Unnecessary

200

Conducting Elections

State Governments

300

What does it means to amend the Constitution?

It mean to formally change, add to, or remove a portion of the U.S. Constitution

300

Executive Branchs checks on the other Branchs

The president can veto bills passed by Congress to stop them from becoming law.

The president appoints all federal judges, including Supreme Court justices.

300

Inadequate _________ in Congress

Representation

300

The Articles of _________ Were Unsalvageable

Confederation

300

Who has the power to collect taxes?

Both

400

What is the 19th Amendment?

prohibits the federal government and all states from denying the right to vote based on gender

400

Judicial Branch Checks on the other Branchs

The courts use judicial review to declare laws passed by Congress unconstitutional.

 The courts use judicial review to declare executive orders or actions by the president and federal agencies unconstitutional.

400

Erosion _ ____ Sovereignty

of State

400

A Single _______  ______  is Critical

Executive Branch

400

Coining Money

National government

500

What is the most common way the constitution gets amended?

 By a 2/3 vote in both houses of Congress, followed by a vote of the states with 3/4 wining

500

Legislative Branch Checks on the other Branchs

 Congress can veto override a president's veto with a two-thirds vote in both the House of Representatives and the Senate.

The Senate confirms or rejects federal and Supreme Court judges nominated by the president.

500

Danger of the _______  __  _____ Clause

"Necessary and Proper"

500

A strong ______  _________ is essential

Central Government

500

Establishing Public Education Systems

State Governments

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