Preamble Creates Laws Unitary Enlightenment Supreme Law of the land Townshend Acts Self- Government Enforces Laws Boston Tea Party House of Representatives Unalienable Rights Republicanism Articles of Confederation Supreme Court Declaratory Act Concurrent Powers Magna Carta Article V Oligarchy Legislative Branch Federal Representative Democracy Monarchy Direct Democracy Shay's Rebellion Article I Confederal No taxation without representation Grievances Natural Law Greece Thomas Paine's Common Sense Natural Rights Autocracy Permanent Resident Quartering Act Naturalization Rome 2/3s of both houses of Congress Article IV No power to tax Enumerated Powers Voting Judeo- Christian Tradition 3/4 of state legislatures Stamp Act Judicial Branch Locke Common good Interprets Laws Theocracy President Citizen English Bill of Rights Social Contract We the people Intolerable Acts Senate Individual Worth Tea Act Constitutional Republic Polis Personal Responsibility dissolving legislatures Delegated Powers Obligation 14th Amendment quartering soldiers Responsibility Bill of Rights Signing up for selective service Executive Branch Limited Government Separation of Powers Due Process Rule of Law Montesquieu Article II Anti- Federalists Religious Liberty Social Contract checks & balances Federalists Mayflower Compact Reserved Powers Preamble Creates Laws Unitary Enlightenment Supreme Law of the land Townshend Acts Self- Government Enforces Laws Boston Tea Party House of Representatives Unalienable Rights Republicanism Articles of Confederation Supreme Court Declaratory Act Concurrent Powers Magna Carta Article V Oligarchy Legislative Branch Federal Representative Democracy Monarchy Direct Democracy Shay's Rebellion Article I Confederal No taxation without representation Grievances Natural Law Greece Thomas Paine's Common Sense Natural Rights Autocracy Permanent Resident Quartering Act Naturalization Rome 2/3s of both houses of Congress Article IV No power to tax Enumerated Powers Voting Judeo- Christian Tradition 3/4 of state legislatures Stamp Act Judicial Branch Locke Common good Interprets Laws Theocracy President Citizen English Bill of Rights Social Contract We the people Intolerable Acts Senate Individual Worth Tea Act Constitutional Republic Polis Personal Responsibility dissolving legislatures Delegated Powers Obligation 14th Amendment quartering soldiers Responsibility Bill of Rights Signing up for selective service Executive Branch Limited Government Separation of Powers Due Process Rule of Law Montesquieu Article II Anti- Federalists Religious Liberty Social Contract checks & balances Federalists Mayflower Compact Reserved Powers
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Preamble
Creates Laws
Unitary
Enlightenment
Supreme Law of the land
Townshend Acts
Self-Government
Enforces Laws
Boston Tea Party
House of Representatives
Unalienable Rights
Republicanism
Articles of Confederation
Supreme Court
Declaratory Act
Concurrent Powers
Magna Carta
Article V
Oligarchy
Legislative Branch
Federal
Representative Democracy
Monarchy
Direct Democracy
Shay's Rebellion
Article I
Confederal
No taxation without representation
Grievances
Natural Law
Greece
Thomas Paine's Common Sense
Natural Rights
Autocracy
Permanent Resident
Quartering Act
Naturalization
Rome
2/3s of both houses of Congress
Article IV
No power to tax
Enumerated Powers
Voting
Judeo-Christian Tradition
3/4 of state legislatures
Stamp Act
Judicial Branch
Locke
Common good
Interprets Laws
Theocracy
President
Citizen
English Bill of Rights
Social Contract
We the people
Intolerable Acts
Senate
Individual Worth
Tea Act
Constitutional Republic
Polis
Personal Responsibility
dissolving legislatures
Delegated Powers
Obligation
14th Amendment
quartering soldiers
Responsibility
Bill of Rights
Signing up for selective service
Executive Branch
Limited Government
Separation of Powers
Due Process
Rule of Law
Montesquieu
Article II
Anti-Federalists
Religious Liberty
Social Contract
checks & balances
Federalists
Mayflower Compact
Reserved Powers