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Principles of the Constitution
Popular Sovereignty
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Principles of the Constitution
Popular Sovereignty
Define- The idea that the power of the government lies with the people is called Popular Sovereignty.
Fact- The word popular means the “people” the word sovereignty means the “right to rule” so popular sovereignty means the people's right to rule.
Limited Government
Define- Government can do what only people allow it to do.
Fact- The US Constitution limits the power of both State & Federal Government.
Rule of Law
Define- The law applies to everyone even those who govern.
Fact- The Rule of law prevents tyranny no one is above the law including the President.
Separation of Powers
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Checks & Balances
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Federalism
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