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3. protection the fourteenth amendment guarantee that states apply the same treatment to individuals or groups of individuals when they face the same circumstancesunalienable right cannot be taken away, denled, or transferred
6. a form of democcracy in which people elect representatives instead of voting directly on laws
7. a form or government where one central national authority holds almost all political power
9. republic a government in which leaders are elected by the people and carry out their roles as outlined in the countrys conconstitution, or set of principles and laws
11. sovereignty the principle that people create the government and the government is subject to the people will
12. a group of independent states, nations, or groups that join together from goals like defense or trade

1. a group or organization of poeple who makes dicisions on behalf of the people
2. of powers a dision of government into differnt branches with district responsiblitys check and balances ways in which different branches of government limit [or check] each other's powers
4. a systemof government where power is divided between a central national government and smaller regional government such as states or provides a smaller regional government such as states or provinces
5. a government in which the people hold power
8. a form of government in which one person has unlimited power and authority
10. of law the principle that all individuals and government authorities are subject to and accountable under the law. a concept that evolved over centuries to restain arbitrary powerdue process the principle that everyyone is entitled to fair [due] consideration under law, and specifically to a fair trial if accused of any wrong doing