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Government

Social Studies (Grade 7)

TermDefinition
Federalism Division of power between the national government and the states
Preamble Opening statement to the Constitution, sets out goals that framers had for the new nation
Federalist Papers Essays to defend the Constitution
Federalist People who supported the Constitution (and national government)
Anti-federalist People who opposed the Constitution
Judicial Branch Interprets laws
Executive Branch Enforces laws
Legislative Branch Makes laws
Unicameral One house
Bicameral Two houses
'Upper house' Senate
'Lower house' House of representatives
Examples of National Powers 1) Establish postal services 2) Coin money 3) Declare war
Examples of State Powers 1) Make laws about marriage 2) Conduct elections 3) Establish and maintain schools
Examples of Shared Powers 1) Levy taxes 2) Build roads 3) Establish courts
Terms of office Senate: 6 years House of representatives: 2 years
Our Senators Charles Shumer Kirstan Gillibran
Our Representitives Steve Israel
Created by: hpd123
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