Part i: matching
principles
1. popular sovereignty
2. limited government
3. separation of powers
4. checks and balances
5. judicial review
6. federalism
definitions
a. power in the federal government is divided among the legislative, executive, and judicial branches, and power is shared between the national and state governments.
b. a subset of the “separation of powers” principle . power is shared between the national government and fifty state governments.
c. the three branches of government share responsib ilities and keep each other in line.
d. the power of all federal courts to declare a pa rticular law or government action invalid because it violates a provision of the constitution .
e. all political power ultimately comes from the p eople.
f. the government cannot do whatever it wants .

part ii: name and explain the three kinds of delega ted powers of the u. s. constitution. also name and explain the three branches of government.