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popular sovereignty
central government
checks and balances
U.S. Constitution* Congress
James Madison
Patrick Henry
arguments
Alexander Hamilton
U.S. Constitution
Unalienable rights: life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness
Presidential responses
Federalist
unreasonable search and seizure
Congressional Houses
Fourth Amendment
Congressional responses
republicanism
American way of life
Declaration of Independence
provision
individual rights
guarantee
guarantee
First Amendment
bill
two-thirds
judicial review
Supreme Court
summarize surveillance
Constitutional Right
supported
separation of powers
Freedom of the press
limited government
vote
opposed
due process
Presidential veto
federalism
violate
delegated
Marbury v. Madison
Bill of Rights
religious freedom religious service
grievances
Houses (of government)
Sixth Amendment
veto
treaties
amending propose
jury duty
personal freedoms
First Amendment
Bill of Rights
speedy trial
Anti-Federalists
checks and balances
George Mason
consent
majority vote
U.S. Constitution
ratifying