Impeachment Hard money De facto segregation Executive privilege

those individuals held in great respect because of their position, expertise, or personality, who may segregation that results from living patterns rather than law agreement with another head of state not requiring approval from the Senate a permanent committee of Congress that deals with legislation and oversight in a broad policy

the idea that societies are divided along class lines and that an upper-class elite will rule, voting for candidates from more than one party in the same election basic principle of US government which holds that the people are the source of all governmental citizens choose officials who make decisions about public policy; a republic

Limited to registered voters of a particular party allows members of Congress to mail letters and other materials to constituents free of charge action by the president that does not require the approval of Congress; subject to judicial review Federal funds given to states in broad policy areas with few restrictions

bringing charges of wrongdoing against a government official by the House of Representatives Those opposed to the ratification of the constitution because it gave to much power to the federal government at the cost of the states rule that evidence acquired as a result of an illegal act by police cannot be used against the person Limited to registered voters of a particular party