Define and example of seven principals Flashcards

(5 cards)

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Definition- principle that political power comes from the people themselves
Example- voting for government officials

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Popular sovereignty

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Definition- the division of authority between separate federalism level of government
Example- the ability to be able to point and coin currency

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Federalism

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Definition- refers to a government with specific limits
Example- specific amendments that prohibit certain actions

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Limited government

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Definition- separation of different powers and functions between separate, co-equal, branches of government. Preventing any one branch of government from becoming too powerful
Example- students can outline one or all three of the branches

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Separation of powers

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Definition- voters elect representatives to represent their wishes in government and government officials are responsible directly to the votes who elected them
Example- voting for representatives including the house, senate, and the presidency/govern-ship.

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Republicanism

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