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Framework of Government:
Key Terms
The following terms are essential in order to complete the exercises in this unit. Click on the term to see its definition.
Alexander Hamilton
amendment
anti-Federalists
Articles of Confederation
autocracy
bicameral legislature
Bill of Rights
capitalism
checks and balances
constitution
custom and usage
Declaration of Independence
democracy
direct democracy
economic equality
election
elitism
equality of opportunity
executive interpretation
factions
federalism
Federalist Papers
Federalists
government
interest group
James Madison
John Jay
judicial interpretation
judicial review
legislative interpretation
majority rule
minority rights
national supremacy
oligarchy
pluralism
policy
political equality
political freedom
political party
popular sovereignty
pre-Constitution period
ratify
representative democracy
separation of powers
social equality
U.S. Constitution
unconstitutional
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