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Checks and Balances

A system in which each branch of government is able to limit the power of the other two branches of government

Amendment

Any change to the Constitution

Preamble

The introduction to the United States Constitution

Supremacy Clause

A section of the Constitution stating that the national law has higher authority than state law

Electoral College

A group of people who elect the President and the Vice President

Veto

To reject a bill

Articles 1-3

Creates the 3 branches of government

Article 4

Discusses how the states should interact and work with one another

Article 5

How to amend (change) the Constitution

Article 6

The Constitution is the Supreme law of the land. Federal laws are supreme over state laws.

Article 7

How to ratify (approve) the Constitution with 9/13 states agreeing

Legislative Branch

Make laws, can impeach the President, Declares war and can override a Presidential Veto

Judicial Branch

Interprets the law and can declare a law unconstitutional

Executive Branch

Vetoes bills and can sign bills into law