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This term is basically when the federal governments powers are separate from the state. The government may control how much 1 silver buck is worth but the state controls how much silver bucks they tax you.

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The branches in the government are able to balance and check each others actions out. They can prevent unwanted actions.

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When the supreme court reviews actions taken by other branches. It's used to determine whether those actions were legal under the constitution.

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This is a term that means the people have power. More so like majority rules. The people vote and elect representatives who have the political power.

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A term in which the government has no power. The government is heavily restricted to what they can and cannot do by law. The laws are written in the constitution.

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This is where the government's powers are split up branches. Each branch has its own power and responsibility. This is so the task/powers of one branch will not effect the other(s).

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