Enumerated Powers		Interprets the law
Reserved Powers		A president can only serve two terms
Due Process		Powers split among the Executive, Judicial and Legislative Branches
Judicial Branch		Enforces the laws
Congressional Action		Government not having complete control
Customs/Traditons		Makes national laws that applies to all states
Equal Protection		Makes the laws
Executive Order		The person whom is next in line to be president
Presidential Succession		Established legal procedures
Constitutional Convention		Powers not directly in the Constitution
Executive Branch		People whom owe loyalty to the government
Amending the Constitution		Things that the US does that are not enforced
Flexibility		Powers of the national government
Federalism		The beginning of the Constitution
Term Limits		Power of the Supreme Court to say when things are unconstitutional
Concurrent Powers		Branches of government working together t make sure no one has too much power
Popular Sovereignty		Given to every state about judicial proceedings, public acts and records
Suffrage		The meeting of the states leading to the Constitution
Supremacy Clause		Power given to the states
Limited Government		How people interpret the laws in the government
Elastic Clause		Power that lies wth the people not just the government
Separation of Powers		To change, add or remove things from the Constitution
Citizenship		Congress having the right to make all laws necessary and proper
Judicial Decisons and Review		The right to vote
Implied Powers		Power shared by the state and federal governments
Full Faith and Credit Clause		A command that was the power of a law
Checks and Balances		When power is divided between nation government and the states
Legislative Branch		Keeps states from denying people their protection
Preamble		The making of laws already and to be