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Flashcard set of basic U.S. government principles: limited government, federalism, and separation of powers.
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Basic Principles of U.S. Government Flashcards

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This 6-card flashcard set covers six foundational principles of the U.S. government system: limited government, federalism, popular sovereignty, checks and balances, separation of powers, and judicial review. Ideal for high school civics students preparing for exams or reviewing constitutional concepts.

Subject:
Social Studies
Topic:
Civics
Grade Level:
10th – 11th Grades
Updated March 2025

Terms in This Set

  • Limited Government
  • Federalism
  • Popular Sovereignty
  • Checks & Balances
  • Separation of Powers
  • Judicial Review

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