The Six Principles in our Government Today

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The people are the source of all government authority.

A. Popular Sovereignty

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President is responsible for the executing, enforcing, and administering the law.

C. Separation of Powers

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3

Congress must have a two-thirds vote in each house to override a veto.

D. Checks and Balances

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This practice was established in Marbury vs. Madison, 1803.

E. Judicial Review

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"Congress shall make no law" denying individual freedoms of the 1st Amendment.

B. Limited Government

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Educational requirements vary state to state.

F. Federalism

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Only Congress has the power to declare war.

C. Separation of powers

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Presidential appointees are subject to approval by the Senate.

D. Checks and balances

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"We the people of the United States..."

A. Popular sovereignty

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The Rule of Law

B. Limited Government

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In Pennsylvania, people pay both a State and Federal Income Tax.

F. Federalism

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12

Government may exercise only those powers delegated to it

B. Limited government

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Federal courts may declare illegal any government action violating the Constitution

E. Judicial Review

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Government can govern only with the consent of the governed.

B. limited government

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"All legislative powers herein granted shall be vested in Congress..."

C. separation of powers

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All treaties made by the President must be ratified by the Senate

D. Checks and balances

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The Supreme Court has voided more than 900 state laws as unconstitutional

E. Judicial Review

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Powers not specifically given to the federal government by the Constitution are retained by the States

F. federalism

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