Congress due process obligations Montesquieu Common Sense federalism natural rights/human rights six Article 2 of Constitution Constitution Articles of Confederation John Locke coin money Declaration of Independence 27 538 preamble Article 3 of Constitution naturalized citizen executive branch legislative branch judicial branch democratic party 18 yrs old reserved powers 19th amendment amendment conduct elections testimonials propaganda PAC Example of a responsibility concurrent powers naturalization primary elections every 4 years autocracy checks and balances We the People federal and state 270 Bill of Rights law of soil Magna Carta Article 1 of Constitution 3/4s states example of an obligation Mayflower Compact federalists Civics popular sovereignty bandwagon representative democracy popular vote oligarchy collect taxes law of blood 1776 general elections Responsibilities direct democracy delegated powers republican party every 2 years Rule of Law 26th amendment lobbyists antifederalists take oath of allegiance Great Compromise Congress due process obligations Montesquieu Common Sense federalism natural rights/human rights six Article 2 of Constitution Constitution Articles of Confederation John Locke coin money Declaration of Independence 27 538 preamble Article 3 of Constitution naturalized citizen executive branch legislative branch judicial branch democratic party 18 yrs old reserved powers 19th amendment amendment conduct elections testimonials propaganda PAC Example of a responsibility concurrent powers naturalization primary elections every 4 years autocracy checks and balances We the People federal and state 270 Bill of Rights law of soil Magna Carta Article 1 of Constitution 3/4s states example of an obligation Mayflower Compact federalists Civics popular sovereignty bandwagon representative democracy popular vote oligarchy collect taxes law of blood 1776 general elections Responsibilities direct democracy delegated powers republican party every 2 years Rule of Law 26th amendment lobbyists antifederalists take oath of allegiance Great Compromise
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Congress
due process
obligations
Montesquieu
Common Sense
federalism
natural rights/human rights
six
Article 2 of Constitution
Constitution
Articles of Confederation
John Locke
coin money
Declaration of Independence
27
538
preamble
Article 3 of Constitution
naturalized citizen
executive branch
legislative branch
judicial branch
democratic party
18 yrs old
reserved powers
19th amendment
amendment
conduct elections
testimonials
propaganda
PAC
Example of a responsibility
concurrent powers
naturalization
primary elections
every 4 years
autocracy
checks and balances
We the People
federal and state
270
Bill of Rights
law of soil
Magna Carta
Article 1
of Constitution
3/4s states
example of an obligation
Mayflower Compact
federalists
Civics
popular sovereignty
bandwagon
representative democracy
popular vote
oligarchy
collect taxes
law of blood
1776
general elections
Responsibilities
direct democracy
delegated powers
republican party
every 2 years
Rule of Law
26th amendment
lobbyists
antifederalists
take oath of allegiance
Great Compromise