Federalism and the U.S Constitution

The body of government that makes laws

legislature with two chambers

government in which decisions are made through representatives of the people

Legislature with one chamber

branch of government responsible for putting law into effect

and intermediary body that elects the president bassed on ppl votes

gov. in which the executives is chosen independently of the legislature and the two branches are separate

gov. in which the executive is chosen by the legislature among its member and the two branches are merged

the power to interpret laws and judge whether a law has been broken

the power of the supreme court to rule on the constitutionality of laws

alternative to judicial review the acceptance of ;egislative acts as the final law of the land