Constitution

The Articles of Conderation created a ______central government. 

• Weak
• Strong
• Stable
• Big

the order in which one person after another succeeds to an office

• successfulness

• succession

• sovereignty

• sobriety

the part of government that interprets the laws

• legislative

• executive

• judicial

• presidential

the lawmaking part of government

• legislative

• executive

• judicial

• presidential

the part of government that carries out, the laws

• legislative

• executive

• judicial

• presidential

The right to bear arms.

• Individual Rights
• Popular Sovereignty
• Federalism
• Republicanism

trade and other business dealings between two or more states

• federal trade

• interstate commerce

• federal economics

• international commerce

a basic principle of democracy that says the greater number should exercise greater power

• federalism

• republicanism

• majority rule

• constitutional rule

judicial review

• the power of the Supreme Court to decide whether laws made by the other branches are unconstitutional

• the power of the Supreme Court to overturn Constitutional amendments

• the power of the Supreme Court to remove an elected official from office

• the power of the Supreme Court to overturn laws made by state governments

federalism

• the constitutional system that states that the national government can levy taxes

• the constitutional system that states that power will be divided between 3 branches

• the constitutional system that states the national government is supreme

• the constitutional system that shares power between the national and state governments