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| Early-American term for political parties |
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| Faction that supported a strong national government, led by Alexander |
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| Sharing of power between a central government and states. |
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| Late eighteenth century Americans who opposed the Federalist Party |
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| Political philosophy that supports a republic as the proper form of government |
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| Position that the constitution has only the powers expressly listed in it. |
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| Approach to Constitutional interpretation that says the Constitution has more than enumerated powers. |
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| Dividing the powers of government among the executive, legislative, and judicial branches. |
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| Part of the government, headed by the president, that carries out the laws. |
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| Part of the government that makes laws. |
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| The United States Court System |
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| Power of the branches of government to restrict each others' power |
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