Constitutional principles of federalism
This is the type of government in which there is a division of sovereignty between the federal and state governments so that the state government can properly create laws and rule their constituents. With this type of system, the federal and state governments have some shared powers known as concurrent powers.
Constitutional principles of popular sovereignty
This is the principle which states that the government gets its power and authority from the people who are essentially the electorates who put them into power.
Formal amendment process
This is the process by which the Constitution is amended and changes are made to it and this includes:
- A two-thirds majority vote by Congress and House of Representatives
- A national constitutional convention called by a two-third majority of the state legislature.
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