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OpenStudy (anonymous):

How many principles are outlined in the Preamble?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Popular Sovereignty the people determine what happens in the government and give the government its power  Limited government the government only can have the powers that the Constitution gives it.  Separation of Powers the power of the government is divided among 3 branches with no one branch having complete control.  Checks and Balances each branch of government has the power to check or limit the powers of the other.  Federalism the division of power between the national government and state governments. Each has its own power.  Republicanism citizens elect representatives to carry out their will in government.  Individual Rights the Constitution protects rights like freedom of speech  Great Compromise at the Constitutional Convention , created the House of Representatives based on state population and the Senate where each state gets 2 representatives  3/5 Compromise at the Constitutional Convention, 3/5 of the total number of slaves would count in a state's population, slave trade would end in 1807  Virgina Plan at the Constitutional Convention, proposed by large states, said states number of representatives in legislative branch would be based on state population  New Jersey Plan at the Constitutional Convention, proposed by small states, said each state would have equal number of representatives in the legislative branch  Articles of Confederation the USA's first form of government. No judicial branch or president, 9 out of 13 states had to approve everything, no power to tax

OpenStudy (sanjanap):

There are 6 principles in the Preamble!

OpenStudy (anonymous):

i thought there were 7?

OpenStudy (sanjanap):

No...there are 6

OpenStudy (sanjanap):

They are accompanied by 7 articles.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

ohhhh ok. thats good to know

OpenStudy (sanjanap):

Articles are different from Preambles.

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