AP Government- Mr. Fitzpatrick :
Cite the Principle of American Government or the Supreme Court Case for the following statements:
1488692908 | Six Principles of American Constitutional government: | popular sovereignty, limited government, separation of powers, checks and balances, judicial review, federalism | 0 | |
1488692910 | The executive, legislative, and judicial powers are divided among three independent and coequal branches of government. | separation of powers | 1 | |
1488692912 | Government must follow the law as stated or be punished as any citizen. | limited government | 2 | |
1488692914 | This case ruled that states could no longer ban abortions. | Roe v. Wade (1973) | 3 | |
1488692915 | The division of power among the federal government and state governments. | federalism | 4 | |
1488692917 | This case declared that K-12 students are under greater supervision thus is subject to greater control and less protection under the Bill of Rights. | Acton v. Vernonia School Board | 5 | |
1488692919 | The right of the courts to determine whether executive or legislative acts are or are not Constitutional. | judicial review | 6 | |
1488692921 | Due to this case, police must now inform you of your rights as soon as you are a suspect in a case. | Miranda v. Arizona (1966) | 7 | |
1488692923 | The people are the only source of governmental power. The government can only govern with the consent of the people. | popular sovereignty | 8 | |
1488692924 | This principle gives the people the ability to elect their leaders. | popular sovereignty | 9 | |
1488692926 | Each branch has certain powers with which it can check the operations and balance the other two. | checks and balances | 10 | |
1488692928 | Congress's ability to impeach judicial and executive officials. | checks and balances | 11 | |
1488692929 | This case ruled that segregation was unconstitutional as it was "inherently unequal". | Brown v. Board of Education-1st (1964) | 12 |