'Declare laws unconstitutional' presentation slideshows

Hosted by Mrs. Iliou ?

Jeopardy. Hosted by Mrs. Iliou ?. Government 101. Executive. Legislative. Judicial. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. Row 1, Col 1. What is the President?. The head of this branch of government. 1,2.

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Establishing a Country and Government Review

Establishing a Country and Government Review. Social Studies Survey Mr. Young. How is the legislative branch divided? A. President and Cabinet B. House of Representatives and Senate C. National and State Governments. Which branch of government determines constitutionality of laws?

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The Principles of the United States Constitution

The Principles of the United States Constitution. I. Popular Sovereignty. The people hold the ultimate authority A representative democracy lets the people elect leaders to make decisions for them. II. Limited Government. Framers wanted to guard against tyranny

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The Principles of the United States Constitution

The Principles of the United States Constitution. I. Popular Sovereignty. The people hold the ultimate authority A representative democracy lets the people elect leaders to make decisions for them. Arlan Spector, Bob Casey and Tim Murphy are our elected officials in Congress.

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The Principles of the United States Constitution

The Principles of the United States Constitution. I. Popular Sovereignty. The people hold the ultimate authority A representative democracy lets the people elect leaders to make decisions for them. Orrin Hatch, Bob Bennett, and Chris Cannon are our elected officials in Congress.

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The Principles of the United States Constitution

The Principles of the United States Constitution. I. Popular Sovereignty. The people hold the ultimate authority A representative democracy lets the people elect leaders to make decisions for them. Kaye Bailey Hutchison and John Cornyn are our elected officials in Congress.

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Whose got the Power?

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The Constitution

The Constitution. Three Branches of Government. The Constitution. The Constitution is divided into Articles. Each Article defines the specific duties of a different part of government. Preamble: Statement of purpose Article One: Legislative Power Article Two: Executive power

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Checks and Balances

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Establishing the Judiciary

Establishing the Judiciary. Wilson 16A. Objective Questions. Who Governs?. To What Ends?. Why should federal courts be able to declare laws unconstitutional? Should federal judges only interpret existing laws or should they be able to create new laws?.

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