Popular Sovereignty
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- Popular Soverighnty
- NO DEFORESTATION!
- More Trees
- Language from constitution
- Thats sounds interesting... Alot of people have been posting on the government news blog.
- .\
- No more deforestation!
- We have had many posts about planting more trees
- We need more trees
- Historical Context
- We do not want slavery!
- Slavery Shall Continue
- Pro - Slavery
- We want slavery
- Popular Sovereignty is the idea that the authority of the state and its state and government is created with the consent of its people.
- Supreme Court CaseRomer V. Evans
- Based on a 6-3 decision Romer has won this case!
- The principles of popular sovereignty establish that all power rests with the people and that the people give power through the constitution.
- Branches Of Governemnt
- Checks & Balances
- I can declare your acts unconstitutional
- the decision for a resident of territory deciding on slavery within their borders and not the federal government. Pro- and Anti-slavery forces determining the fate of Kansas.
- Current Event
- Anti - Slavery
- Vs.
- This case is the Romer V. Evans (1996). Romer is the appellant and Evans is the appellee, This took place in Denver on May 20, 1996. 1996, the voters of colorado were enacted by referendum, a state amendment, known as the 2nd Amendment.
- The three branches of government are connected by the system of checks and balances, which allowed one branch to restrict the power of the other.
- I can veto Laws
- I can pass the laws over your veto
- Voting for a president is an example of popular sovereignty as referred to in the constitution. A belief in political theory is that the government is created by the will of the people.
- Vote For Me!
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