The Constitution
Civics 2nd period Yohanna Torres
Separation Of Powers
The judicial branch interprets the laws and takes care of court
The executive branch enforces the law
Checks And Balances
its the separation of powers every branch can check up on each other to make sure that every branch is doing what there suppose to do and no ranch is too powerful If the President does not believe the bill is good for the country then the can veto it but if the legislative branch has a specific amount of votes they can over ride the veto and then it becomes a law
The Branches
Legislative branch
Judicial branch
Executive branch
Federalists VS. Anti-federalists
Federalists
-they believed in the constitution
-they didn't see how they needed a bill of rights
-had a lot of members most were wealthy
Anti-federalists
-they believed in a weaker central government and more state rights
-they didn't believe in the constitution
-they wanted a bill of rights
-had few most were farmers