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Presentation: Anti-Tyrant Spray 4/38 What does the word 'tyrant' mean? How do you know your government has become a tyranny?

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Presentation: Anti-Tyrant Spray 9/38 What is the main concern expressed by the Madison quote? Does having a democratic form of government lessen the concern?

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Presentation: Anti-Tyrant Spray 14/38 What are the dangers of having the power to make and enforce laws in the hands of the same person or group?

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Presentation: Anti-Tyrant Spray 17/38 At some point, does the sheer number of regulations issued by the Executive Branch violate the idea of Separation of Powers?

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Presentation: Anti-Tyrant Spray 31/38 The exercise of power of one branch of government over the other is known as

separation of powers.

checks and balances.

judicial review.

tyranny.

Presentation: Anti-Tyrant Spray 32/38 Under the Constitution, the President may prevent a bill from becoming law by

declaring it unconstitutional.

overriding a veto.

vetoing the bill.

having the Federal courts review the bill.

Presentation: Anti-Tyrant Spray 33/38 The division of governmental power into legislative, executive, and judicial branches is known as

checks and balances.

veto

separation of powers.

impeachment.

Presentation: Anti-Tyrant Spray 34/38 Under separation of powers, the main job of the executive branch is to

make laws.

carry out laws.

interpret laws.

sign bills into law.

Presentation: Anti-Tyrant Spray 35/38 The purpose of separation of powers and checks and balances is to prevent

unconstitutional laws.

the judicial branch from becoming too powerful.

a weak Federal government.

tyranny.

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