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==Constitutional Principles==

==Constitutional Principles==

The Constitution established several principles for the American government, among these are limited government with a separation of powers, a system of checks and balances, and a list of powers denied to the government. It also established a republican form of government, with the consent of the governed.

The Constitution of the United States of America specifies the laws by which The United States government is aloud to govern, among these are limited government with a separation of powers, Freedom of Religion, Freedom of The Press, and Freedom of Speech, the writ of habous corpus (Amendment XIV), a system of checks and balances by establishing three separate but equal branches of government, and a list of powers reserved to the states and the people. It also established a republic form of government, with the consent of the governed.

 

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