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    2.5. Articles of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights

    3.1. Branches of the Government and the Separation of Powers

    … Its executive, legislative, and Judicial branches are comprised of hundreds of…… the legislative, executive, and Judicial - that have different powers and perform…Article III, Section 1: The Judicial Power of the United States shall be vested…… the legislative, executive, and Judicial branches, as set forth in the first three…

    1.4. British Influences on American Government

    … ruler without parliamentary or Judicial control: Brunei, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia,…

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    3.4. Elections and Nominations

    … nomination/confirmation of individuals in the Judicial and executive branches.…

    7.1. Freedom of the Press

    … Press,” a controversial and preJudicial newspaper intended to expose corruption…

    6.1. Functions of State and National Government

    … the executive, legislative, or Judicial branch of a government to take action.

    5.5. Marbury v. Madison and the Principle of Judicial Review

    Explain the Principle of Judicial Review established in Marbury v. Madison and…… established the principle of Judicial Review whereby the Court has the final…… decision formulated the concept of Judicial review, giving the Judicial branch…… who established the power of Judicial review for the Supreme Court. UNCOVER reviewed…… Madison and the Principle of Judicial Review … Supreme Court Use the Power of Judicial Review to Interpret the Law?

    6.8. Leadership Structure of the Massachusetts Government

    … - executive, legislative and Judicial - that in theory serve to check and balance…The Judicial branch is made up of the Supreme Judicial Court, the Appeals Court,…… state’s legislative, executive and Judicial branches of government. UNCOVER…Judicial Branch