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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

A MORE PERFECT UNION AND PEOPLE MINI PBL.

BY WYATT ALLISON

LIMITED GOVERNMENT

  • The power of the government
  • The government doesn't have
  • all the power

REPUBLICANISM

  • Is the ideology of governing
  • a society or state as a republic

REPUBLICANISM

CHECKS AND BALANCES

  • Checks and Balances are so
  • that one building doesn't have all the power

CHECKS AND BALANCES

FEDERALISM

  • A group of members are bounded
  • together by covenant
  • Example- the division of power
  • between the states and the federal government

SEPARATION OF POWERS

  • Executive branch
  • Legislative branch
  • Judicial branch
  • System of checks and balances

POPULAR SOVEREIGTY

  • The political theory that government
  • is created and subject to the will of
  • the people
  • Example- reflected in the enumerated powers

INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS

  • The bill of rights guarantees people's rights

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JUDICIAL REVEIW

  • The ability to check the
  • executive and legislative branches
  • Ensures that laws are constitutional

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MARBURY VS. MADISON

  • Marked the first time the Court
  • asserted its role in reviewing federal
  • legislation to determine its compatibility

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JOHN MARSHALL

AMENDING THE CONSTITUTION

  • The congress has to have a 2/3 majority vote by the house of
  • Representatives and the senate
  • Proposed amendment becomes part of the congress as soon as it is
  • ratified by 3/4 of the states

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THE GRIEVANCES IN THE

  • DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
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TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION

  • All states have representation in
  • Congress, which sets taxes

KING HAS ABSOLUTE POWER

  • Congress has the power to override
  • Presidential veto

COLONISTS NOT ALLOWED TO SPEAK OUT AGAINST KING

  • 1st Amendment- freedom of Speech

QUARTERING ACT FORCED COLONISTS TO HOUSE TROOPS

  • 3rd Amendment- no quartering of troops

ALLOWED HOMES TO BE SEARCHED WITHOUT WARRANTS

  • 4th Amendment- no unwarranted search
  • and seizure

NO TRAIL BY JURY OF PEERS

  • 6th Amendment- right to a speedy public trail
  • 7th Amendment- trail by jury