The <span>term used to describe limiting the federal government to powers specifically listed in the constitution would be "originalism", since these people want the "original" form of the Constitution to remain all-powerful. </span>
Electoral College - In an ideal representative democracy, leaders are elected on a one-person, one-vote basis. However, the framers created the Electoral College for selecting the president. This emanated from the framers' mistrust for majoritarian democracies. This was also aimed at curbing the domination of folk from huge states.
Checks and Balances - The majority are supposed to determine the course of action in any democratic government. However, the framers established a meticulous system of checks and balances to prevent either of the three branches of government: executive, judiciary and Legislature from dominating the other two.
1, mega-cities. Seoul and Mexico City are both densely populated and very large.
Political parties are legally formed groups oriented to occupy political power. The power of each party is related to the number of elected candidates it possesses. Just as popularity is associated with the number of voters the party can muster. Power and popularity change over time according to their trajectories. The way parties are aligned with their electoral principles and commitments.