3 Branches of Gov
Federalism
Economics
Early American Gov
Vocabulary
100

The branch of government that can veto a law 

Executive

100

The split between Federal and State governments to try and keep an equal balance of power

Federalism 

100

Type of economic system where all means of production (land, factories, etc) are controlled by the State

Communism 

100

Document that announced the colonies freedom from England

Declaration of Independence 

100

The idea of having as minimal government interference as possible 

Limited Government 

200

The name for each branches ability to oversee and have some power over the other branches

Checks and Balances 

200

The three levels of government 

Local, State, and Federal

200

French for "Laid back"

Laissez Faire

200

The type of government where representatives are elected to vote on behalf of the people 

Representative Democracy, Indirect Democracy or Republic 

200

When a citizen is required by law to do something for their government

Civic Duty 
300

The branch that was created during the Articles of Confederation 

Legislative Branch 

300

Portion of the Constitution that declares the Constitution "the Supreme Law of the Land"

The Supremacy Clause

300

The two ways the Federal Government pays for their activities

Taxes and Bonds(Borrowing)

300

The event that influenced most of the founding father's political and social beliefs 

The Enlightenment 

300

The other name for a Free-Enterprise System

Capitalism 

400

The branch of government that decides if the actions of the other branches are Constitutional or Unconstitutional 

Judicial branch 

400
Powers that are given to Congress because they are necessary for carrying out their delegated powers

Implied Powers

400

Economy where price is dictated by the flow of supply and demand.. NOT the government 

Market Economy 
400

What was the compromise that settled the debate of how Congress would be structured?

Great (Connecticut) Compromise

400

The idea that the power of the government comes from it's citizens 

Popular Sovereignty 

500

The branch of government that has grown and gained power since the writing of the Constitution 

Executive Branch

500

The amendment that declares any powers not given to the Federal government are reserved for the States 

10th Amendment 

500

The governments plan to use government spending and taxation to stimulate the economy 

Fiscal Policy 

500

The major weakness of the AOC that resulted in Shay's Rebellion 

Inability of Federal Gov to tax

500

The rights of an accused person to be treated fairly and equally 

Due Process of Law