Assignment 3.3: Six Principles of U.S. Government by angel.andres

Popular sovereignty

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The people are the source of all governmental authority.

Limited government

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Government may only exercise those powers delegated to it.

Separation of power

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Citizens pay Federal, State and County tax.

Checks and balances

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Congress must have two-thirds vote in each house of Congress to override a presidential veto.

Judicial Review

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Federal courts may declare illegal any government actions violating the Constitution.

Federalism

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The president is responsible for executing and administering the laws.

Six Principles of U.S. Government

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Marie Angelfaith Andres

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