American government: Division of Powers

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Ratify

Approve or pass an amendment

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Execute

Carry out a law

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Federalism

A system where national government shares power with state governments

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Republican

A representative form of government

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Propose

Introduce a new amendment

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How many senators are in the US Senate?

100 Senators

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What does the constitution say is the supreme law of the land?

U.S. or Federal laws

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What is the term for members of the house of representatives?

2 years

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Judicial Branch

Hears cases about laws and decides what laws mean

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Legislative Branch

Writes the bills that become law

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Executive Branch

Ensures laws are carried out and enforced

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Articles 1-3

Creates the three branches of the U.S. government

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Article 4

Discusses how states should interact wiht eachother

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The amendments

Includes additions to the constitution

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Article 5

Tells how to amend the constitution

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Article 6

Says the constitution is the supreme law of the land

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Article 7

Tells how to ratify the constitution