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majority rule - ✅✅ -fundamental democratic principle requiring that the
majority's views be respected

check executive branch holds over legislative branch - ✅✅ -executive branch
(president) has power to veto laws that congress wants to pass

check executive branch holds over judicial branch - ✅✅-president appoints all
federal judges

check legislative branch holds over executive branch - ✅✅ -the senate
approves all presidential appointments, the senate approves treaties the
president makes, and the legislative branch may investigate the executive branch

check legislative branch holds over judicial branch - ✅✅ -the legislative branch
can impeach federal judges and the legislative branch may propose amendments
to overturn judicial decisions

check judicial branch holds over executive branch - ✅✅-supreme court judges
cannot be fired by the president, and the supreme court may rule a presidential
action unconstitutional (judicial review)

check judicial branch holds over legislative branch - ✅✅ -the judicial branch
may declare a law made by congress unconstitutional (judicial review)

✅✅-all power lies in a central government
unitary system -

federalism - ✅✅-division of power between a central and regional governments
over the same geographic area

expressed powers - ✅✅ -powers specifically granted to the federal government
by the constitution. for example, the constitution gives congress the power to coin
money, impose taxes, and regulate interstate commerce.

, implied powers - ✅✅
-powers derived from the enumerated powers and the
necessary and proper (elastic) clause that are not stated specifically in the
constitution

reserved powers - ✅✅
-powers not specifically granted to the federal
government or denied to the states belong to the states and the people through
the tenth amendment

cooperative/ fiscal federalism - ✅✅
-situations in which the national and state
governments work together to complete projects

categorical grants - ✅✅-federal grants for specific purposes, such as building
an airport

block grants - ✅✅ -federal money given to the states with few restrictions about
how it should be spent that contributes to growth in state and local government
employees

mandates - ✅✅ -terms set by the national government that states must meet
whether or not they give federal grants to the states

devolution - ✅✅ -the delegation of legal authority from a central government to
lower levels of political organization, such as a state or country.

✅✅-a set of widely shared political beliefs and values
political culture -

what are the five things america's political culture values? - ✅✅-individual
liberty, political equality, legal equality, the rule of law and limited government

political socialization - ✅✅ -the process by which we develop our political
attitudes, values, and beliefs.

public opinion - ✅✅-attitudes about institutions, leaders, political issues, and
events

political ideaology - ✅✅
-sets of political values held by individuals regarding the
basic goals of government and politics.

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