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This is the right of the Supreme Court to decide whether a law passed by Congress was constitutional or not.
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The case that established the Supreme Court’s right to Judicial Review is called what?
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This is the colonial government made of elected representatives.
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One of the first political parties of the United States; they opposed the Federalists who wanted a strong national government.
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The division of Congress into two houses to assure fair representation of the states is known as what?
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The revival of evangelical Christianity in American colonies in the 1740s is known as what?
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I believed that the government should have legislative, executive, and judicial branches. Who am I?
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I am the English philosopher who believed that the government should get its power from the people it governed. Who am I?
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Not only am I the author of the Declaration of Independence, but I am also the first Secretary of State of the United States. Who am I?
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