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The Seven Principles of Government The Constitution is built upon seven basic principles of government.  The Framers of the Constitution used these principles to create the “supreme law” of our land.
Who were the framers? The framers were the builders of our Constitution These men debated for the interests of their states,  the people, and the nation..
 
Popular Sovereignty  ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
People Rule
Popular Sovereignty  (people rule) ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Example: So how do we rule? Voting! The people’s power comes in the form of democracy.  We have the right to push into a touch screen our choices for our government!
Limited Government  ,[object Object],People Government   Authority
More…Limited Gov’t. ,[object Object],Our rights and freedoms protect us from Government rule. Bill of Rights Freedom of   Assembly Freedom of   Petition Freedom of   Speech Freedom of   Press Freedom of   Religion No Cruel/Unusual Punishment Counsel, Fair Trial Privacy Bill of Rights (Amendments 1-10)
More…Limited Government  ,[object Object],We the People No one    is Above the Law, or Constitution  GW
Separation of Powers ,[object Object],Government  Power Limited Power Limited Power Limited Power
Separation of Powers ,[object Object],(Congress)   ( President)   ( Supreme Court)
Checks and Balances ,[object Object],Each branch of government has the built-in authority and responsibility to restrain the power of the other two branches.  This system makes government less efficient, but also prevents tyranny by one branch. (p58)
 
Judicial Review ,[object Object],[object Object],Before  Marbury  v.  Madison.(1803 ), all big profile cases were to be heard in  Congressional  Federal Courts. (Judiciary Act of 1789)
Marbury v Madison ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Where do two  high ranking officials face -off  in court?
Judicial Review Declared Chief Justice John Marshall declares the  Supreme Court’s power to review government acts,  including cases with government officials, states, treaties..  Judicial Review is born. It means that federal courts have the power to review government acts and to nullify, or cancel, any that are unconstitutional, or violate the provision of the Constitution.
Federalism ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Federal Government State and Local Governments
Representative Democracy ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]

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The Seven Principles Of Government

  • 1. The Seven Principles of Government The Constitution is built upon seven basic principles of government. The Framers of the Constitution used these principles to create the “supreme law” of our land.
  • 2. Who were the framers? The framers were the builders of our Constitution These men debated for the interests of their states, the people, and the nation..
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  • 7. Example: So how do we rule? Voting! The people’s power comes in the form of democracy. We have the right to push into a touch screen our choices for our government!
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  • 17. Judicial Review Declared Chief Justice John Marshall declares the Supreme Court’s power to review government acts, including cases with government officials, states, treaties.. Judicial Review is born. It means that federal courts have the power to review government acts and to nullify, or cancel, any that are unconstitutional, or violate the provision of the Constitution.
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