bill of rights Crossword Puzzles
Bill of Rights 2025-11-14
Unit 3 Review Sophie and Kaela 8th 2018-04-24
Across
- People's votes matter
- Describes the two houses of the legislature.
- papers Promoted the constitution
- Two thirds majority vote for an amendment to be passed.
- Father of the bill of rights, did not sign the declaration.
- First president
- Making official
- Other basic rights are protected
- First failed constitution.
- Separating of powers
- Right to a fast, public trial
- First treasury secretary
- Self-incrimination is prohibited
- A plan to give each state the same number of representatives.
- People have final say in government policies
- Makes laws
- Fourth president, helped write federalist papers
- No unreasonable searches
- Right to bear arms
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- Carries out laws
- Rebellion against the government
- Called for state proportional representation in the senate and one in the house
- No quartering of soldiers
- Created to ensure government responsibility
- “Give me liberty or give me death” founding father.
- Evaluates laws
- Helped write federalist papers
- A limited government with a constitution
- Three out of five slaves would be one vote
- Freedom of press, religion and speech
- No cruel/ unusual punishments or huge bail
- Belief in a central government
- People have rights that can't be taken away
- Right to a trial by jury
- State's rights are protected
35 Clues: Makes laws • Evaluates laws • First president • Making official • Carries out laws • Right to bear arms • Separating of powers • People's votes matter • First treasury secretary • Right to a trial by jury • No unreasonable searches • No quartering of soldiers • First failed constitution. • State's rights are protected • Right to a fast, public trial • Helped write federalist papers • ...
AP Gov Final 2021-01-12
Across
- A roll call to see who's present
- A meeting with rules based on each committee
- One of the 2 houses of the legislature in the U.S
- A committee dedicated to present rules to the house of represeentatives
- A legislative body that has 2 or more chambers
- Specific voters in a specific place who represent someone
- The action of informing the floor that you do not want a specific bill to pass
- Used to bring a bill onto the floor of the house or committee
- A law created so that each state could only have 2 senatores
- a committee dedicated to taxs and tariffs
- A district where you need majority vote
- When committees consider or work on bills to help the senate
- A joint group of House of rep and senate workers assigned to specific bills
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- The holding of an office or the period in which one is held
- When the entire house decides on a bill
- A joint committee of congress members to work on specific bills
- a long speech used to delay voting
- One of the 2 houses of the legislature in the U.S
- Law that gave equal rights to slaves
- A court case focused on the population and voting systems
- When everyone or almost everyone agrees on a bill or law
- Adeliberative assembly
- A session to make amends or rewrite bills or lawss
- the action too and a debate and start the vote
- A procedure to count the population
25 Clues: Adeliberative assembly • A roll call to see who's present • a long speech used to delay voting • A procedure to count the population • Law that gave equal rights to slaves • When the entire house decides on a bill • A district where you need majority vote • a committee dedicated to taxs and tariffs • A meeting with rules based on each committee • ...
cross word mid term 2022-01-07
Across
- a 2 house system
- a system of government where a few powerful people are in charge
- the age you must be to be president
- the left leaning party in America
- believed in the bill of rights
- the right leaning American party
- the head of state
- the house of congress where each state gets a a number of reps for population
- the head of the department of justice
- something everyone has a claim to
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- who presides over congress
- to become a citizen
- the legislative branch in America
- a system of government controlled by region
- the head of the executive branch
- checks and
- max number of reps in the house
- laws passed by the executive branch
- no one is above the law
- no government
- freedom of speech
- the house of congress with 100members
- the highest court in America
- number of senators per state
24 Clues: checks and • no government • a 2 house system • freedom of speech • the head of state • to become a citizen • no one is above the law • who presides over congress • the highest court in America • number of senators per state • believed in the bill of rights • max number of reps in the house • the head of the executive branch • the right leaning American party • ...
Final Project Alex Fernandes 2022-01-10
Across
- What did the constitution create
- the commander in chief of the military
- biggest branch of government
- how many people rule in a monarchy and dictatorship
- A formal agreement between countries
- a legislature that is composed of two houses
- rights that cannot be taken away
- Beginning of the constitution
- Who appoints judges to the supreme court
- a signed agreement
- the government collects more money then it spends
- How old you have to be to vote
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- A plan for how the government spends it's money
- where a bill is sent to be studied in detail
- how many judges are on the supreme court
- the person who represents the state's views at a national convention
- Money raised by the government in taxes
- the government spends more money then it collects
- rights people are born with
- what is the goal of forign aid
- a change/revision to the constitution
- The day the president and members of congress are elected
- who determines how the constitution in interpreted
- What is something no one can take away
- who approves the presidents choice(s) for the supreme court
25 Clues: a signed agreement • rights people are born with • biggest branch of government • Beginning of the constitution • what is the goal of forign aid • How old you have to be to vote • What did the constitution create • rights that cannot be taken away • A formal agreement between countries • a change/revision to the constitution • the commander in chief of the military • ...
Constitution crossword 2022-04-18
Across
- there were no branches of these two.
- who are the two members in the house
- there was no ______________ another weakness in the articles of confederation
- Who wrote the New Jersey Plan
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- They called this plan _________________________
- who wrote the bill or rights
- The first ___ amendments made the Bill of rights
7 Clues: who wrote the bill or rights • Who wrote the New Jersey Plan • there were no branches of these two. • who are the two members in the house • They called this plan _________________________ • The first ___ amendments made the Bill of rights • there was no ______________ another weakness in the articles of confederation
Foundations Review 2021-10-14
Across
- This man wrote the Declaration of Independence.
- of religious beliefs and opinions.
- They wrote magna carta.
- This stated
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- This Affirmed “certain unalienable rights” (life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness) Affirmed the idea that all people are created equal.
- They wrote the Articles of Confederation.
- This man wrote the First Charters of the Virginia Company.
- This Guaranteed the colonists the same rights as Englishmen. Also, representative government.
- This served as a model for the Bill of Rights.
- There are this many amendments today.
- This document asserted the principle of rule of law.
- This established the first national government but it was weak and ineffective.
12 Clues: This stated • They wrote magna carta. • of religious beliefs and opinions. • There are this many amendments today. • They wrote the Articles of Confederation. • This served as a model for the Bill of Rights. • This man wrote the Declaration of Independence. • This document asserted the principle of rule of law. • This man wrote the First Charters of the Virginia Company. • ...
Chapter 4 2019-11-21
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- / A constitution is a written document that describes the structure and powers of a national or state government
- / The term legislative is related to laws and legal issues. It is the name of the branch of government that is responsible for making laws in a nation or state
- / The word territory can simply refer to any geographical region or area of land on Earth
- / Commerce means buying and selling goods and services, especially when many people are involved
- / It listed the rights of the English people and the rules that English monarchs had to follow
- / A confederation is an organization or alliance of several groups joined together
- / The Northwest Territory was established by the U.S. Congress of Confederation, or Continental Congress, with the passage of the Land Ordinance of 1785
- / John Adams was the first vice president and second president of the United States. He played several important roles the nation’s founding
- / The term currency, also called money, refers to an accepted method of exchange for goods or services
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- / The Articles of Confederation was the first written plan of government for the United States
- / Daniel Shays was the leader of a rebellion that highlighted the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation and helped convince leaders that the United States needed a stronger federal government
- / A written list of people’s rights is called a bill of rights. Constitutions all over the world include bills of rights. The first 10 amendments to the U.S. Constitution are called the Bill of Rights
- / A depression is a major slowdown in the economy. It is generally a time when production of goods slows down, unemployment increases, and people who have jobs earn less money
- / An alliance is a relationship, between two countries or people, in which each side receives benefits
14 Clues: / A confederation is an organization or alliance of several groups joined together • / The word territory can simply refer to any geographical region or area of land on Earth • / The Articles of Confederation was the first written plan of government for the United States • ...
Educazione civica (matematica, religione, informatica, storia, inglese) 2022-05-15
Across
- declaration of Internet Rights Art.3 Right to online knowledge and e...
- nati tra il 1995 ed il 2012 (...Z)
- insieme di regole di comportamento volte a favorire il rispetti tra gli utenti su internet
- La ... digitale è uno strumento che garantisce l'autenticità di un documento
- netiquette=network+?
- fact c... ossia una verifica dei fatti svolta con modalità giornalistica
- declaration of Internet Rights Art.2 Right to Internet A...
- declaration of Internet Rights Art.2 Access to the Internet is a f... right of all persons
- non fornire informazioni e..., imprecise o ambigue
- violenza virtuale attuata attraverso le tecnologie digitali
- declaration of Internet Rights Art.1 Recognition and p... of rights
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- diritto alla riservatezza della propria vita privata ed al controllo dei propri dati personali
- ingannare la vittoria convincendola a fornire informazioni private
- Non i...are altre persone, bensì sostieni le tue opinioni in modo pacato e civile
- software installato senza che la vittima ne sia a conoscenza, eseguendo azioni dannose
- la PEC è la posta elettronica ...
- l'i... digitale è un insieme di caratteristiche essenziali che consente di definire con certezza un soggetto
- il termine cyberbullismo è stato creato da B... Beasley
- per c... digitale si intende la capacità di un individuo di partecipare alla società online
- guerra attuale Russia/?
- le registrazioni a scuola (per un scopo non didattico)sono permesse o illecite
- fake .../ bufala
- il rispetto della netiquette è imposto a qualche legge?
- declaration of Internet Rights Art.4 net n...
- il cittadino digitale è portatore di diritti e ...
25 Clues: fake .../ bufala • netiquette=network+? • guerra attuale Russia/? • la PEC è la posta elettronica ... • nati tra il 1995 ed il 2012 (...Z) • declaration of Internet Rights Art.4 net n... • il cittadino digitale è portatore di diritti e ... • non fornire informazioni e..., imprecise o ambigue • il termine cyberbullismo è stato creato da B... Beasley • ...
Citizenship vocabulary 2021-12-08
Across
- Loyalty or commitment of a subordinate to a superior or of an individual to a group or cause
- of rights Comprises the first ten amendments to the united states constitution
- constitution The constitution of the united states of the supreme law of the united states of America
- of Allegiance Official oath of allegiance that must be taken and subscribed by every lawful permanent resident who wishes to become a national of the united states
- An American multinational financial services corporation based in Boston, Massachusetts
- an addition or alternation made to a constitution, statue, or legislative bill or resoloution
- card Identity document which shows that a person has permanent residency in the united states
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- factor those that drive people away from a place and draw people to a new location.
- The admittance of a foreigner to the citizenship of a country.
- the crime of betraying one's country
- v. responsibilities Rights are freedoms we have that are protected by our laws, while responsibilities are duties or things that we should do
- CHarter A municipal charter is the basic document that defines the organization, powers, functions and essentials procedures of the city government.
- a piece of legislation enacted by a municipal authority.
13 Clues: the crime of betraying one's country • a piece of legislation enacted by a municipal authority. • The admittance of a foreigner to the citizenship of a country. • of rights Comprises the first ten amendments to the united states constitution • factor those that drive people away from a place and draw people to a new location. • ...
2-1 Bill of Rights 2024-05-16
Across
- The first ten amendments to the United States Constitution
- The right to a speedy and public trial
- The right to bear arms
- The right to not have soldiers quartered in your home
- The right to not be searched or seized
- The freedom of religion,speech,press,and petition
- The right to no cruel or unusual punishments
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- No powers expressly stated by the constitution should be given to the people
- The right to not be a subject of the same crime twice
- The right to guarantee a jury trial for civil cases in the federal courts
- Any power that is not given to the federal government is given to the people or the states
11 Clues: The right to bear arms • The right to a speedy and public trial • The right to not be searched or seized • The right to no cruel or unusual punishments • The freedom of religion,speech,press,and petition • The right to not be a subject of the same crime twice • The right to not have soldiers quartered in your home • ...
Civics Crossword 2025-05-12
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- Advocacy for women's rights
- The highest court level
- Part of Congress that is equally represented
- The presidents wife
- What is held every 4 years to determine the next president
- The main institution for the Legislative Branch
- The Bill of Rights has 10 of these
- Where the president lives
- Document that outlines the laws for the United States
- What we won from Britain in the Revolutionary War
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- The right to vote
- Part of Congress that is proportionally represented
- The type of Government the United States has
- The main leader of the United States
- To decide the next president, citizens will what on candidates
- First president of the United States
- The document you use to vote for president
- We live in the United States of
- The Executive, Legislative, and Judicial branch are all apart of the
- There are 9 of these on the Supreme court
20 Clues: The right to vote • The presidents wife • The highest court level • Where the president lives • Advocacy for women's rights • We live in the United States of • The Bill of Rights has 10 of these • The main leader of the United States • First president of the United States • There are 9 of these on the Supreme court • The document you use to vote for president • ...
Constitution Crossword Puzzle 2022-03-23
Government Review Summer 2018 2018-07-31
Across
- A way for Legislative Branch to "fire" President
- Tyrant
- Congress mainly does this
- Different branches different powers
- Two
- Congress can pass one of these
- Man is in constant state of war
- Life Liberty Property
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- Congress can declare this
- H of R is based on this
- Social Contract
- Rich vs Poor
- Senators approve when President nominates for Supreme Court
- Senators represent this
- Bill of Rights
- Six
- Domestic Tranquility
- Law is passed by Congress
18 Clues: Six • Two • Tyrant • Rich vs Poor • Bill of Rights • Social Contract • Domestic Tranquility • Life Liberty Property • H of R is based on this • Senators represent this • Congress can declare this • Congress mainly does this • Law is passed by Congress • Congress can pass one of these • Man is in constant state of war • Different branches different powers • ...
Bill O Rights 2024-10-02
Across
- Based on or relating to a system of ideas or ideals
- opposite in nature
- violated
- Overthrowing of a government
- Formally request; seek help from
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- Limiting
- Implementation; state of putting something into action
- A book or journal issued for public sale
- Correction; setting right of some wrong
- Person who establishes an institution
10 Clues: Limiting • violated • opposite in nature • Overthrowing of a government • Formally request; seek help from • Person who establishes an institution • Correction; setting right of some wrong • A book or journal issued for public sale • Based on or relating to a system of ideas or ideals • Implementation; state of putting something into action
Constitution 2024-11-05
Across
- To ask
- Who are involved in Florida Constitution amendment process
- To formally approve
- ______ fourths, How many states to ratify the US Constitution
- A change to a constitution
- Level of government that handles trash and recycling
- ________ of rights is Florida constitution freedom protector
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- Framework for government
- Constitution provides this to government
- _____ of rights US Constitution freedom protector
- 3/4 of what to ratify an amendment to the US Constitution
11 Clues: To ask • To formally approve • Framework for government • A change to a constitution • Constitution provides this to government • _____ of rights US Constitution freedom protector • Level of government that handles trash and recycling • 3/4 of what to ratify an amendment to the US Constitution • Who are involved in Florida Constitution amendment process • ...
Bill of Rights - Viridiana Aceves & Dieedra Welch 2022-09-28
Across
- federal _______ state laws
- 7th amendment applies to ______
- quartering
- telling on yourself (5th amendment)
- "civil"
- can't be charged twice
- 5 basic rights
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- rights of citizens
- soldiers banned from house
- bans excessive punishment/bail
- pleas 5th/self-incrimination
- 6th amendment applies to _____
- search and _______
- guns
- restrict voice
- speedy, lawyer, and fair "criminal"
- bear arms
- fed supersede state laws
- search/seizure with warrant
- rights not in constitution
20 Clues: guns • "civil" • bear arms • quartering • restrict voice • 5 basic rights • rights of citizens • search and _______ • can't be charged twice • fed supersede state laws • soldiers banned from house • federal _______ state laws • rights not in constitution • search/seizure with warrant • pleas 5th/self-incrimination • bans excessive punishment/bail • 6th amendment applies to _____ • ...
Articles 4-7 and Bill of Rights 2023-11-06
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- The amount of state legislatures that are needed to ratify a new amendment
- Citizens of each state are entitled to the privileges of citizens in other states.
- States must respect each other's public acts, records, and judicial proceedings.
- Quatering Soldiers
- A fugitive from justice in one state must be returned to that state if found in another state.
- explains the process for amending the Constitution.
- The amount of state legislatures needed to propose a constitutional amendment
- Protection against cruel and unusual punishment
- Number of states needed to ratify the Constitution
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- Rules for admitting new states to the Union and the management of federal lands.
- Amendment that says police need a warrant to arrest/search you.
- Amendment that protects all rights not written in the Constitution
- Amendment that protects freedom of speech, religion, etc.
- Right to bear arms
- emphasizes the relationships between states and their citizens.
- finalizes the ratification process of the Constitution.
- Amendment that guarantees Due Process
- Amendment that states all poweexpresslypressly given to the government are for the states/people
- Amendment that guarantees you a Speedy Trial
- establishes the supremacy of the Constitution and federal laws.
- Amendment that guarantees you a trial by jury in cases over $20 or more
21 Clues: Right to bear arms • Quatering Soldiers • Amendment that guarantees Due Process • Amendment that guarantees you a Speedy Trial • Protection against cruel and unusual punishment • Number of states needed to ratify the Constitution • explains the process for amending the Constitution. • finalizes the ratification process of the Constitution. • ...
American History 2022-04-04
Across
- said all powers not given to government are reserved for states and the people
- changed
- Bill of Rights guaranteed this
- Antifederalist's main argument against Constitution
- Several refused to ratify Constitution if there was no Bill of Rights
- Built to make sure no branch becomes abusive with its power
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- worried about power given to government under the Constitution
- month in 1791 when first 10 admendments were ratified by 3/4 of states
8 Clues: changed • Bill of Rights guaranteed this • Antifederalist's main argument against Constitution • Built to make sure no branch becomes abusive with its power • worried about power given to government under the Constitution • Several refused to ratify Constitution if there was no Bill of Rights • month in 1791 when first 10 admendments were ratified by 3/4 of states • ...
AP Government Terms 2025-05-04
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- Government gridlock from too many competing interests
- Presidential power to override Congressional passing of laws
- How the different branches of government prevent each other from becoming too powerful
- Organization of people across government, media, and ordinary citizens with shared policy goals
- Power is divided between state and federal government, but the federal government holds hard supremacy over the states overall
- Political theory stating that individuals consent to be governed in exchange for protections from said government
- Relationship between interest groups, bureaucratic agencies, and congressional committees
- Constitutional guarantee of due process
- The number of seats in each state is proportional to its population
- Requires a majority vote from the House of Representatives and a 2/3rds vote from the Senate
- Structure that connects citizens to government
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- Managing government through departments run by appointed officials
- Preventing a newspaper from publishing before the piece is written
- Formal request for the Supreme Court to hear a case
- Protections from the government under the law
- Transferring power from the federal government to the states
- The process in which people develop their political beliefs
- Litigating according to precedent
- Powers specifically stated in the constitution
- Group that demanded a Bill of Rights
- How parts of the Bill of Rights are applied to the states through the 14th amendment
21 Clues: Litigating according to precedent • Group that demanded a Bill of Rights • Constitutional guarantee of due process • Protections from the government under the law • Powers specifically stated in the constitution • Structure that connects citizens to government • Formal request for the Supreme Court to hear a case • Government gridlock from too many competing interests • ...
Canadian Politics in the 1920's 2020-12-13
Across
- Caused due to Canadian workers wanting better working conditions
- Allowed Women to take the seat of Senate
- Person who went against Catholic Bishops
- Groups who join together
- Group of Farmers that wanted more money for them
- Group of Indians who fought for their rights
- What Quebecers and farmers were unhappy with
- When a party has most of the seats of Parliament
- Party that took many seats away from Conservatives
- The right to vote
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- Fought for Maritimes Rights
- Governor General who was a scapegoat
- One of the two biggest parties
- When a bill/law is rejected
- United Farmers of Alberta
- When a party has less than 50% of seats of Parliamnet
- If aboriginals did not follow this policy, they were sent to residential schools
- Got many seats taken away
- Ninth Prime Minister
- Famous for the "Persons Case"
20 Clues: The right to vote • Ninth Prime Minister • Groups who join together • United Farmers of Alberta • Got many seats taken away • Fought for Maritimes Rights • When a bill/law is rejected • Famous for the "Persons Case" • One of the two biggest parties • Governor General who was a scapegoat • Allowed Women to take the seat of Senate • Person who went against Catholic Bishops • ...
Bill & Stephanie's Excellent Adventure 2017-09-16
Across
- things Bill likes to collect
- what Stephanie always calls Bill when talking about him
- Stephanie's favorite kind of TV show to watch
- the season in which the wedding occurred
- Stephanie's now maiden name
- first name of Bill's favorite author, which also happens to be the first name of his dad
- state Bill is from
- how old Bill and Stephanie were when they met
- Stephanie's favorite animal
- Bill and Stephanie's least favorite kind of cake
- Who Bill and Stephanie will strive to honor and keep at the center of their marriage
- where Bill and Stephanie met
- the year Bill & Stephanie were born: 19__
- Where the honeymoon will be
- city in which Bill and Stephanie live and bought a house together
- month in which Bill and Stephanie had their first date
- Bill and Stephanie each have this many siblings
- what Stephanie now has and can call Bill since they're married
- where Stephanie works
- the first concert Bill and Stephanie went to (at age 16) was __ Talk
- how many years Bill and Stephanie have been together
- Bill and Stephanie's favorite coffee store, which is very common in Minnesota
- store where Bill and Stephanie do most of their clothes shopping
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- artist that sings Gangster's Paradise, which is one of two songs Stephanie knows all the words to
- Bill's favorite band of all-time
- the first concert Bill and Stephanie went to together was ______ United
- state where Stephanie grew up
- what Bill likes to lift in the morning while Stephanie sleeps
- long-lasting, smudge-proof lip color that Stephanie sells
- Bill and Stephanie's least favorite season
- city where Bill proposed
- instrument Stephanie played in school
- Stephanie's favorite color
- permanent things Bill has a lot of
- game Bill and Stephanie like to play on their iPhones sometimes that involves catching things
- nationality of Bill and Stephanie's last name
- Stephanie's favorite makeup store (sometimes Bill will check out the cologne there if dragged inside)
- animal Stephanie hates that Bill has to kill if ever seen indoors
- the louder of the two instruments Bill plays
39 Clues: state Bill is from • where Stephanie works • city where Bill proposed • Stephanie's favorite color • Stephanie's now maiden name • Stephanie's favorite animal • Where the honeymoon will be • things Bill likes to collect • where Bill and Stephanie met • state where Stephanie grew up • Bill's favorite band of all-time • permanent things Bill has a lot of • ...
Vocabulary Crossword 2023-05-19
Across
- of the constitution
- Madison- The person who signed the constitution
- the judges decide if you violated the law
- and governer are in that branch.
- Government-Does not have complete control over the city
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- principle of government
- rights
- of Rights-The first 10 amendments
- of government
- up of the House and Senate
- of Powers-Separating the 3 branches into equal powers
- and Balances-The 3 branches that equal each other out
12 Clues: rights • of government • of the constitution • principle of government • up of the House and Senate • and governer are in that branch. • of Rights-The first 10 amendments • the judges decide if you violated the law • Madison- The person who signed the constitution • of Powers-Separating the 3 branches into equal powers • and Balances-The 3 branches that equal each other out • ...
1949-1999 Canada 2021-04-06
Across
- Which seaway was opened in April 1959?
- The name of the world's first geostationary domestic satellite
- The new territory from 1999 was formerly a part of...?
- The party that was in control before the Liberals in Quebec was _
- Location of the fighting between a first nation and police in July 1990
- What adjective is used to describe the Quebec Revolution?
- Which territory was formed in 1999?
- The bill from August 1960 guaranteed civil rights and _ to all Canadians
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- The name of the act that ended British legislature over Canada
- Last name of the man that earned a nobel peace prize in November 1956
- The _ Accord was rejected in 1992 by National Referendum
- Name of the first nation that fought for their land in July 1990
- Leader of the Liberals in the 1960 Quebec Election
- What city did Terry Fox begin his run in?
- How many Anik Satellites were launched between 1972 and 1975
- In which month was the New Canadian Flag officially used?
- The Canadian bill of _ was passed August 10, 1960
- A free trade agreement came into effect with which country in January 1989?
- First name of the man who scored the summit-series's winning goal.
- Quebecois Provincial party that was in control before the liberals took over in 1960
20 Clues: Which territory was formed in 1999? • Which seaway was opened in April 1959? • What city did Terry Fox begin his run in? • The Canadian bill of _ was passed August 10, 1960 • Leader of the Liberals in the 1960 Quebec Election • The new territory from 1999 was formerly a part of...? • The _ Accord was rejected in 1992 by National Referendum • ...
David Orr's 80th Birthday 2024-09-20
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- David attended the signing of federal legislation: __ Voter Law
- Friend whom David spends time moping about the Chicago Bears
- Name of first granddaughter
- Florida town where you might find David half the year
- Former president that asked for David's political advice
- Number of days served as mayor
- Landmark bill that David helped pass as alderman: Landlord __ Bill of Rights
- Teaching job that brought David back to Chicago
- Town where David grew up
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- Name of park where David coached baseball and basketball
- Reason that David lost his first job; being too __
- Childhood dog name
- Cafe and political stepping stone in the 49th ward
- David's undergraduate college
- Carl__; First campaign David worked on in Ohio.
- First Campaign manager
- David's mothers name
- Nine-number game that David enjoys playing
18 Clues: Childhood dog name • David's mothers name • First Campaign manager • Town where David grew up • Name of first granddaughter • David's undergraduate college • Number of days served as mayor • Nine-number game that David enjoys playing • Carl__; First campaign David worked on in Ohio. • Teaching job that brought David back to Chicago • ...
US History Reconstruction (Numbers and signs included) 2017-09-28
Across
- Bureau to help southerners disturbed by Civil War
- poor white southerners
- slaves are free
- Laws given for the rights of African American people
- restored rights to white southerners who took an oath
- granted citizenship to all persons in the U.S
- land rented to grow own crops
- cannot be denied voting because of race
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- laws to restrict African Americans of their freedom
- divided south into 5 military territories
- freedman who worked for owner's in return for land
- secret society formed in 1866
- this percentage of the voting population voted to return to union
- ignored bill
- charging the president
15 Clues: ignored bill • slaves are free • poor white southerners • charging the president • secret society formed in 1866 • land rented to grow own crops • cannot be denied voting because of race • divided south into 5 military territories • granted citizenship to all persons in the U.S • Bureau to help southerners disturbed by Civil War • ...
US History Reconstruction (Numbers and signs included) 2017-09-28
Across
- ignored bill
- freedman who worked for owner's in return for land
- laws to restrict African Americans of their freedom
- granted citizenship to all persons in the U.S
- poor white southerners
- Laws given for the rights of African American people
- slaves are free
- restored rights to white southerners who took an oath
- this percentage of the voting population voted to return to union
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- charging the president
- land rented to grow own crops
- divided south into 5 military territories
- cannot be denied voting because of race
- Bureau to help southerners disturbed by Civil War
- secret society formed in 1866
15 Clues: ignored bill • slaves are free • charging the president • poor white southerners • land rented to grow own crops • secret society formed in 1866 • cannot be denied voting because of race • divided south into 5 military territories • granted citizenship to all persons in the U.S • Bureau to help southerners disturbed by Civil War • ...
Mr. Corbin's Crossword Puzzle 2021-08-19
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- group of people who have the power to rule
- America has had how many presidents?
- city your teacher moved to after moving to USA
- held every two, four or six years
- does your teacher have any siblings
- age of your teachers stepdaughter
- how many branches of the military are there?
- where was your teacher born?
- branches of government in the US
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- length of time an elected leader serves
- you are born with these
- how many flags are represented in this classroom
- type of music your teacher listens to all day
- stripes on the American flag
- class you are currently sitting in
- how many desks are in this classroom?
- amendments in the Bill of Rights
- years your teacher has been married
- branch of government your teacher served in
- what building is this classroom located
- last name of this schools principal
- animal your teacher is allergic to
22 Clues: you are born with these • stripes on the American flag • where was your teacher born? • amendments in the Bill of Rights • branches of government in the US • held every two, four or six years • age of your teachers stepdaughter • class you are currently sitting in • animal your teacher is allergic to • years your teacher has been married • does your teacher have any siblings • ...
Legal Studies Vocab 2023-08-31
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- Discontinued the practice of traveling across state lines to hear cases
- something done illegaly
- changes within society
- control of society
- waterboarding is _ and _ punishment
- the state of whether something is illegal or not
- what the status quo is
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- a statute is void for vagueness and unenforceable
- Laws about crimes
- government actors must follow certain procedures
- the first thing ever written explaining the rights of all humans
- having retroactive effect or force
- actions that are illegal simply because laws forbid them
- exercise of law
- "wrong in latin"
- he right of persons to be free from unwarranted publicity
- Laws applying to citizens
- Declared an act of Congress unconstitutional
- the rules the government imposes on citizens
- theory of law
20 Clues: theory of law • exercise of law • "wrong in latin" • Laws about crimes • control of society • changes within society • what the status quo is • something done illegaly • Laws applying to citizens • having retroactive effect or force • waterboarding is _ and _ punishment • Declared an act of Congress unconstitutional • the rules the government imposes on citizens • ...
Final Exam Review 2021-05-27
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- In early years of our country, the Republicans thought economy should be based on this
- Jefferson's ______________ hurt American workers
- The
- Manifest Destiny President
- Jackson wanted to destroy this
- These papers were to support the Constitution
- Last battle of Revolutionary War
- Number of Amendments in Bill of Rights
- to Leave the Union
- First battle of Civil War
- Native group forced on the Trail of Tears
- These tried to limit the rights of freedmen
Down
- President during Alien and Sedition Acts
- This state threatened to secede in 1830s
- Time period after Civil War
- This country had a huge debt after French/Indian War
- Author of Common Sense
- They started helping us after Saratoga
- These acts were passed after the Tea Party
- To make changes to improve society
- Amendment which allows us to own firearms
- First battle of Revolutionary War
- The President leads this branch of govt
23 Clues: The • to Leave the Union • Author of Common Sense • First battle of Civil War • Manifest Destiny President • Time period after Civil War • Jackson wanted to destroy this • Last battle of Revolutionary War • First battle of Revolutionary War • To make changes to improve society • They started helping us after Saratoga • Number of Amendments in Bill of Rights • ...
Unit 9-Civil Liberties 2023-11-30
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- they were against the Bill of Rights
- to house like they did soldiers
- to gather as a group
- being tried for the same crime twice
- an army of civilians
- a 12 person group that tries somebody for a crime
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- a document to make an arrest or search
- rights the police must read to you when arrested
- a written request signed by a group
- money paid to get out of jail
- news outlets such as newspapers and television
- to make a change to
- a court case in front of a judge and/or jury
- to take
14 Clues: to take • to make a change to • to gather as a group • an army of civilians • money paid to get out of jail • to house like they did soldiers • a written request signed by a group • they were against the Bill of Rights • being tried for the same crime twice • a document to make an arrest or search • a court case in front of a judge and/or jury • ...
Life in the Middle Colonies 2020-11-23
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- corpus: right not to be held in prison without 1st being charged with a specific crime
- belief that one race is superior to another
- publishing false statements that could damage one's reputation
- a person who learns a trade/craft from a master
- to keep
- right: belief that a rulers authority comes directly from God
- of powers: principle by which the powers of government are divided among separate branches
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- code: a group of laws that controlled every aspect of enslaved African Americans lives and denied them basic rights
- rights: rights that belong to everyone from birth including life, liberty, and property
- impose a tax
- part of the government that makes laws
- servant: a person who signs a contract to work for a set number of years in exchange for a passage to the colonies
- trade: three-way trade route between the colonies, the island of the Caribbean, and Africa
- of rights: written list of freedoms that a government promises to protect
- of press: right of newspapers and other media to publish articles believed to be accurate
- upper class of colonial society
16 Clues: to keep • impose a tax • upper class of colonial society • part of the government that makes laws • belief that one race is superior to another • a person who learns a trade/craft from a master • right: belief that a rulers authority comes directly from God • publishing false statements that could damage one's reputation • ...
Government 2024-01-24
Across
- to reject or dismiss
- interprets the laws
- each branch has certain controls
- makes the laws
- L.E.J.-1,2,3
- government protects against tyranny
- leader of the national government
- guarenteed by the Bill of Rights
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- "We the People"
- enforces the laws
- establishes rules for the government
- voting and elections
- leader of the local government
- to change
- agreement by the people
- leader of the state government
- shared power between national and state
17 Clues: to change • L.E.J.-1,2,3 • makes the laws • "We the People" • enforces the laws • interprets the laws • to reject or dismiss • voting and elections • agreement by the people • leader of the local government • leader of the state government • each branch has certain controls • guarenteed by the Bill of Rights • leader of the national government • government protects against tyranny • ...
Not Throwing Away My Shot! 2025-03-02
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- These mountains were part of westword travel
- The word for large groups of people moving to new areas
- Freedom of ____ means you can go to any church you want
- This tool let farmers grow more wheat with fewer workers
- Last name of the "Father of the Constitution"
- These people had no choice about where they moved and were often seperated from their families
- Along with moving west, other Virginians moved to the Deep ___
- The Bill of ____ focuses on protecting peoples rights
- Last name of the "Father of Our Country"
- The document that outlined how the government would work
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- This tool made it easier to farm cotton
- What Virginias economy is dependent on
- Last name of the person who wrote the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom
- The ____Gap was how many Virginians traveled West
- Freedom of the _____ means you can print/publish anything you want
- This type of farming was hard on the soil
- Last name of the person who wrote the Virginia Declaration of Rights
17 Clues: What Virginias economy is dependent on • This tool made it easier to farm cotton • Last name of the "Father of Our Country" • This type of farming was hard on the soil • These mountains were part of westword travel • Last name of the "Father of the Constitution" • The ____Gap was how many Virginians traveled West • The Bill of ____ focuses on protecting peoples rights • ...
BILL OF RIGHTS Ms. Destin and Ms. Inman 2021-02-26
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- Founding
- fair right to have a trail
- ______ right to remain
- an allegation
- get people together
- another word for lawyer when charged with crime.
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- Money needed to get out of jail
- first amendment.
- constitution starts with
- another word for law
- permission to do something
- another word for reporter
- opposite to slavery
- legislative and representative of states
- _______ of rights
15 Clues: Founding • an allegation • first amendment. • _______ of rights • opposite to slavery • get people together • another word for law • ______ right to remain • constitution starts with • another word for reporter • fair right to have a trail • permission to do something • Money needed to get out of jail • legislative and representative of states • ...
Unit vocab pt.1 2024-10-24
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- 1st progressive president
- Prevents mislabeling and forced inspections by FDA
- deadliest industrial disasters and required improved factory safety
- Movement by middle class to tackle America's problems
- Voters could remove elected officials if they didn’t like them
- women right to vote, fought is 1848
- preservation, protection, & restoration of Natural environment
- Christian women wanted Alcohol banned
- Muckraker that revealed meat packing industry
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- Women’s right to vote
- People can directly vote for senators instead of senators appointed by state
- police photographer that documented for public to act
- exposed evils & corruption
- Christina helping poor through community center and churches
- Banned the sell of alcohol
- gives more rights to middle & lower class
- Lines improved working hours and created more jobs
- Lawmakers allow people to vote whether a bill would become a law.
- People proposed a bill rather them lawmakers
- Book that describes unsanitary and bad food being sold
20 Clues: Women’s right to vote • 1st progressive president • exposed evils & corruption • Banned the sell of alcohol • women right to vote, fought is 1848 • Christian women wanted Alcohol banned • gives more rights to middle & lower class • People proposed a bill rather them lawmakers • Muckraker that revealed meat packing industry • Prevents mislabeling and forced inspections by FDA • ...
U.S. Government Crossword 2025-05-07
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- Who was the first U.S. president?
- Which branch makes laws?
- Who was the only president to serve more than two terms?
- Who acts as the president's right hand man?
- Which president helped free the slaves?
- What is a proposed law called?
- How many years is one presidential term?
- What amendment gave women the right to vote?
- Which branch enforces laws?
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- Who was elected president in 2024?
- The president works in the ________
- Who was president from 2020 to 2024?
- How many branches of government are there?
- Which branch interprets laws?
- What month is the president elected?
- Where does the president live?
- What amendment got rid of slavery?
- What are the rights written in the constitution called?
- What is a bill called once it is ratified?
- Group chosen by the president/heads of respective departments
20 Clues: Which branch makes laws? • Which branch enforces laws? • Which branch interprets laws? • Where does the president live? • What is a proposed law called? • Who was the first U.S. president? • Who was elected president in 2024? • What amendment got rid of slavery? • The president works in the ________ • Who was president from 2020 to 2024? • What month is the president elected? • ...
Library Bill of Rights 2021-09-16
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- A person's right to use a library should ___ be denied or abridged because of origin, age, background or views
- Books and other library resources should be provided for the interest, information, and enlightenment of ____ people of the community
- Libraries should ___ people's privacy
- Libraries should provide materials and information presenting all points of view on ___ and historical issues
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- Libraries should make spaces and meeting rooms available on an ____ basis
- Libraries should ____ with all persons and groups concerned with resisting abridgement of free expression and access
- All people, regardless of origin, age, background or views, possess a right to ___ and confidentiality in their library use
- Libraries should challenge ____
8 Clues: Libraries should challenge ____ • Libraries should ___ people's privacy • Libraries should make spaces and meeting rooms available on an ____ basis • Libraries should provide materials and information presenting all points of view on ___ and historical issues • ...
Bill of Rights Vocabulary 2024-03-06
8 Clues: lodged • danger • required • permission • formally request • established as true • complaints about unfair actions • limited beyond established boundaries
Early Political Philosophers 2025-09-10
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- _________ Rights are known as life, liberty, and property
- Thomas Hobbes wrote this book.
- This philosopher believed that power should be shared between 3 branches
- This man believed in Natural Rights
- This philosopher's ideas influenced the enlightenment.
- Montesquieu believed that men were ________________, so they avoided violence and war.
- Colonists believed in a ____________ government
- We get this idea for our government from Montesquieu
- ___________ of Right dissolved parliament and severely limited the kings power
- Rousseau believed that this was how government should be set up
- John Locke believed that people are _________, independent, and equal.
- Thomas Hobbes believed that a ____________ was the best form of government
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- This document is known as the Great Charter
- The Petition of Right challenged this theory
- Magna Carta provided protection for ________, liberty, and property
- This philosopher believed that people were naturally greedy, cruel, and selfish.
- _________ Bill of Rights put limitations on power
- Thomas Jefferson was influenced by the philosophers when writing the __________________ of Independence.
- In a Representative government, people _______ their representatives
- John Locke believed that power should be shared with the government and the _____________
20 Clues: Thomas Hobbes wrote this book. • This man believed in Natural Rights • This document is known as the Great Charter • The Petition of Right challenged this theory • Colonists believed in a ____________ government • _________ Bill of Rights put limitations on power • We get this idea for our government from Montesquieu • ...
U.S. Constitution Review (POLS-122) 2022-09-05
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- promise by government officials to uphold, follow, and defend the Constitution
- type of democracy the Constitution set up
- This plan called for a bicameral legislature based on proportional representation
- The U.S. is one of the only countries where the head of the military is a _______, not a part of the military
- branch that interprets the laws
- the number of years a Senator serves in the Senate
- this clause is overly broad, and used in a lot of laws (a majority of the Civil Rights laws used this clause)
- correction or changes to the U.S. Constitution
- the number of years a Representative serves in the House
- the first 10 amendments to the Constitution supported by Anti-Federalists
- formal approval to amend the Constitution
- this compromise set up the current system of legislative powers with a chamber of proportional representation and a chamber of equal representation
- these are the ways the Constitution is amended through judicial review,executive interpretation, or legislative power (not through traditional ratification).
- President impeached, but not convicted by only one vote
- This chamber of Congress is in charge of writing tax legislation before both chambers agree to them
- Found in Article 6, this gives the Constitution and National laws/treaties the ability to trump state/local laws
- The Bill of Rights can also be called the bill of ____ because it restricts the ability of the government to infringe on civil liberties
- legislature type the U.S. has with two chambers
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- branch that creates the laws
- President's closest advisors and heads of executive departments from Dept. of Treasury to State Dept.
- Clause that gives Congress the flexibility to stretch its powers as necessary to create new laws as society evolves
- the Senate must confirm the President's political appointments by this amount
- where the 2nd Constitutional Convention was held
- charge government official with high crimes or misdemeanors
- serves as leader of the Senate if the VP is unable to serve
- chamber in Congress that has equal representation no matter the size of the state
- Supreme law of the land
- the only US President to resign from office
- article that ensures a republican form of government to citizens
- Person in line of succession after the Vice President
- branch that enforces the laws
31 Clues: Supreme law of the land • branch that creates the laws • branch that enforces the laws • branch that interprets the laws • type of democracy the Constitution set up • formal approval to amend the Constitution • the only US President to resign from office • correction or changes to the U.S. Constitution • legislature type the U.S. has with two chambers • ...
Celebrate Freedom Constitution Crossword Puzzle 2023-05-05
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- Changes to the Constitution
- First 10 amendments
- Used to gather support for the ratification of the Constitution
- Failed form of Government
- People who wanted the Constitution to be ratified
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- Primary Author of the Constitution
- Bicameral Legislature
- Beginning of the Constitution with 6 goals
- People who wanted the Bill of Rights added to guarantee rights
- Constitutional Convention was held here
10 Clues: First 10 amendments • Bicameral Legislature • Failed form of Government • Changes to the Constitution • Primary Author of the Constitution • Constitutional Convention was held here • Beginning of the Constitution with 6 goals • People who wanted the Constitution to be ratified • People who wanted the Bill of Rights added to guarantee rights • ...
Celebrate Freedom Constitution Crossword Puzzle 2023-05-05
Across
- Changes to the Constitution
- First 10 amendments
- Used to gather support for the ratification of the Constitution
- Failed form of Government
- People who wanted the Constitution to be ratified
Down
- Primary Author of the Constitution
- Bicameral Legislature
- Beginning of the Constitution with 6 goals
- People who wanted the Bill of Rights added to guarantee rights
- Constitutional Convention was held here
10 Clues: First 10 amendments • Bicameral Legislature • Failed form of Government • Changes to the Constitution • Primary Author of the Constitution • Constitutional Convention was held here • Beginning of the Constitution with 6 goals • People who wanted the Constitution to be ratified • People who wanted the Bill of Rights added to guarantee rights • ...
The Enlightenment 2022-10-04
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- the agreement people make to be governed
- act of the English parliament
- pen name for Francois-Marie Arouet
- the loyalty people have for their country or/and culture
- known for his social contract theory
- person who influenced both USA and English Bill of rights
- the act in which women fought for the right to vote
- the advocacy for women's rights
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- the belief that people should have equjality before the law
- document that determines the fundamental and political principles of a government a system a country uses to control their country
- division of a government to allow balanced powers
- philosopher best known for The Spirit of Laws
- English womens activist (authorized A Vindication of the Rights of Woman)
- the belief of a supreme being
14 Clues: act of the English parliament • the belief of a supreme being • the advocacy for women's rights • pen name for Francois-Marie Arouet • known for his social contract theory • the agreement people make to be governed • philosopher best known for The Spirit of Laws • division of a government to allow balanced powers • the act in which women fought for the right to vote • ...
The Constitution and Bill of Rights 2022-01-21
Across
- Who is in charge of the executive branch?
- The first 10 amendments of the constitution.
- What is the law-enforcing branch?
- Where do you go if you commit a crime?
- The branch of government that house the Supreme Court.
- There are Seven of these in the constitution.
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- Vote of 3/4 of the state legislature.
- Amendment one, freedom of ______?
- How many amendments are in the Bill of Rights?
- What is the written plan of government?
- If you are a defendant, you have the right to a ____?
- What is the law-making branch?
- What does that 1st amendment list?
- The introduction of the constitution.
- Who decides if a person is guilty?
15 Clues: What is the law-making branch? • Amendment one, freedom of ______? • What is the law-enforcing branch? • What does that 1st amendment list? • Who decides if a person is guilty? • Vote of 3/4 of the state legislature. • The introduction of the constitution. • Where do you go if you commit a crime? • What is the written plan of government? • ...
Consitution and the Bill of Rights. 2023-12-08
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- judicial - courts
- no quortering soliders.
- no excessive bail
- excecitive - presidant
- freedom of religion and speach.
- right to a jury trail in cases more then $20
- Rights not listed are given to the peope
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- amending/changing/or adding to the constitution
- legislative - congress
- you have to be indecated before tried.
- reserved rights
- states
- no unlawful search + warents needed
- right to a lawer right to public trial.
- right to bear arms.
15 Clues: states • reserved rights • judicial - courts • no excessive bail • right to bear arms. • legislative - congress • excecitive - presidant • no quortering soliders. • freedom of religion and speach. • no unlawful search + warents needed • you have to be indecated before tried. • right to a lawer right to public trial. • Rights not listed are given to the peope • ...
Bill of rights and constitution crossword 2023-10-17
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- I consist of the ten amendments
- I am powers not delegated to the US what am I?
- I'm where you find all your info about the bill of rights and constitution
- Im approving what am I?
- you can not search anything of mine without a warrant what am I?
- theres a limit on president renewal because I was put in place what am I?
- I can speak freely with no repercussions what am I?
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- I abolished slavery what am I?
- no cruel punishments or excessive fines what am I?
- I can vote regardless of my race, religion or ethnicity what am I?
- Im a introduction statement in the constitution what am I?
- I will not testify against myself what am I?
- amendment I can carry guns and weapons freely what am I?
- I have the rights to a fair trial what am I?
- Im the supreme law of the United States
15 Clues: Im approving what am I? • I abolished slavery what am I? • I consist of the ten amendments • Im the supreme law of the United States • I will not testify against myself what am I? • I have the rights to a fair trial what am I? • I am powers not delegated to the US what am I? • no cruel punishments or excessive fines what am I? • ...
The Constitution and Bill of Rights 2025-11-12
Across
- the number of representatives for each state
- prohibits the government from quartering privates homes without consent
- excessive fines, and cruel and unusual punishments
- certain rights, will not be denied by people
- protects the right of the people to keep and bear guns
- each state would have two representatives
- supports the rights of citizens to “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.”
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- protects five fundamental freedoms: religion, speech, press, and assembly
- protects people from unreasonable searches and seizures by the government and requires a warrant to be based on probable cause.
- only three-fifths of a states population would count when determining representation
- preserving the finality of a jury's decision.
- protects individuals accused of crimes by ensuring a fair process
- powers not specifically given to the federal government
- protects individuals' rights in legal proceedings
- a new federal constitution that would give supreme power to the central government.
15 Clues: each state would have two representatives • the number of representatives for each state • certain rights, will not be denied by people • preserving the finality of a jury's decision. • protects individuals' rights in legal proceedings • excessive fines, and cruel and unusual punishments • protects the right of the people to keep and bear guns • ...
APUSH Important Court Cases and Documents 2023-04-28
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- implemented a set of rights given to interrogated individuals during the process of conviction
- list of essays written by Hamilton, Jay, and Madison; proposed the idea of a republic
- established a weak central govt. in order to preserve states' rights. ultimately failed.
- decided that internment was constitutional under "defending national security"
- govt could exercise necessary power over states (started with taxes)
- proceeded WWI. caused the creation of the League of Nations.
- insured autonomy of the Cherokee nation
- stated that the reason for the Civil War was slavery. caused the withdrawal of European alliances from the Southern Confederacy.
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- encouraged isolationism and warned of a two-party system and sectionalism
- legally freed African-Americans from slavery. although, freedom would not fully be granted until Juneteenth.
- popular book which advocated for American independence
- called for a partial recount of ballots in the 2000 election which violated the Equal Protection Clause
- called for desegregation of public schools
- established rules of the federal govt.; later implemented Bill of Rights and has 27 Amendments
- list of grievances towards colonial Britain
- protected individual rights to having an abortion
- established judicial review
- decided that African-Americans were property and not people
- led to Espionage & Sedition Act; mitigated anti-govt speech during wartime
19 Clues: established judicial review • insured autonomy of the Cherokee nation • called for desegregation of public schools • list of grievances towards colonial Britain • protected individual rights to having an abortion • popular book which advocated for American independence • decided that African-Americans were property and not people • ...
MPolat_Revolutionarycrossword 2022-02-03
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- fought with parliament about divine right
- representatives came together and wrote the Declaration of Right and Grievances
- protected citizens from government
- captured and executed King Charles
- British troops planned on taking ammunition and weapons from a concord in Massachusetts
- not actually a huge event but 5 people died
- money that Britain had to pay after an event
- a republican government was born(for a short period of time)
- taxes on paper products like stamps, newspapers, and playing cards.
- a family took after this death
- life, liberty and property
- defended religious freedom and freedom of speech
- war over British expansion
- religious conflicts started it
- caused by British military controlling colonies too much
- when King Charles II restored the government
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- signed bill of rights, and were new monarchs
- war raged from religious disagreements
- response to the Boston tea party, closed Boston harbor, added more military around Massachusetts,etc.
- created a bill of rights that protected citizens from government
- peace talks in Paris, an agreement occured
- independence document
- signed paper not allowing colonists to settle west of the Appalachian Mountains
- continental army was created, appointed to draft the Declaration of Independence
- was an absolute monarch
- appointed catholics to office when it was against the law
- act on a drink that a lot of people drink, iced or hot
27 Clues: independence document • was an absolute monarch • life, liberty and property • war over British expansion • a family took after this death • religious conflicts started it • protected citizens from government • captured and executed King Charles • war raged from religious disagreements • fought with parliament about divine right • peace talks in Paris, an agreement occured • ...
Constitution and Bill of Rights Crossword 2021-12-02
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- the highest court
- the power to act, speak, or think without restriction
- the 1st 10 amendments to the constitution
- the branch that executes the law
- the name of the legislative branch
- the system that ensures no one branch is too powerful
- the branch that makes the laws
- the governing body of a nation, state, or community
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- the branch that interprets the law
- a freedom guaranteed by the first amendment that allows you to express yourself freely
- a guarantee that people have equal social opportunities and protection under law
- the supreme law of the U.S.
- a change, subtraction, addition, or substitution to the Constitution
- what the second amendment allows you to possess and use for self-defense
- a system of rules to regulate behavior
15 Clues: the highest court • the supreme law of the U.S. • the branch that makes the laws • the branch that executes the law • the branch that interprets the law • the name of the legislative branch • a system of rules to regulate behavior • the 1st 10 amendments to the constitution • the governing body of a nation, state, or community • ...
Constitution and Bill of rights crossword 2023-03-21
Across
- Legislative branch has what
- Right to grand jury,no double jeopardy,no self-incrimination,due process
- No cruel and unusual punishment, punishment must fit crime,no excessive bail
- Changes to the constitution
- Right to bear arms
- Legislative part that makes the bills
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- the start of constitution
- 10th Amendment Final say to states and the people (unless specified in constitution)
- president says no to bill
- Freedom of Religion,speech,press,assembly and petition
- No unreasonable searches
- Don't have to house soldiers
- Legislative part that sends bill to president
- Right to Attorney,right to know charges,public trial
- law
15 Clues: law • Right to bear arms • No unreasonable searches • the start of constitution • president says no to bill • Legislative branch has what • Changes to the constitution • Don't have to house soldiers • Legislative part that makes the bills • Legislative part that sends bill to president • Right to Attorney,right to know charges,public trial • ...
Constitution and Bill of Rights Crossword 2023-03-07
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- The person that has to sign search warrants
- The age where you can give consent for a search warrant
- Another name for being accused of the same crime twice
- Makes rulings on the meaning
- The amendment to protect state rights
- Government cant force you to shelter soldiers
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- You can say most things but there are limits
- The Amendment for no excessive bail, or cruel punishment
- The Amendment for the right to bear arms
- Standing or hanging out on private property without permission
- A policeman needs this to search your home
- When were the Bill of Rights passed
- The law can't put laws on this freedom
- You have the freedom to do this but it can't get out of hand
- Number of Amendments
15 Clues: Number of Amendments • Makes rulings on the meaning • When were the Bill of Rights passed • The amendment to protect state rights • The law can't put laws on this freedom • The Amendment for the right to bear arms • A policeman needs this to search your home • The person that has to sign search warrants • You can say most things but there are limits • ...
crossword puzzle-constitution & bill of rights 2025-11-17
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- when the police search people or property and take evidence
- the right to question people who testify against you
- a change or addition to the constitution
- the division of government into 3 branches
- right to carry own weapons
- permission from the homeowner required
- fair treatment under the law
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- punishment that is way too harsh or inhumane: prohibited
- a court case about money and property; not crimes
- freedom to practice any religion
- freedom to express thoughts and ideas and not be punished my the government
- each branch of the governmenthas powers to allow It to limit other branches
- a system where power is divided between national and state governments
- a fair unbiased jury
- unreasonably high payments required to get out of jail before trial
15 Clues: a fair unbiased jury • right to carry own weapons • fair treatment under the law • freedom to practice any religion • permission from the homeowner required • a change or addition to the constitution • the division of government into 3 branches • a court case about money and property; not crimes • the right to question people who testify against you • ...
government 2023-02-03
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- when a legislative has to branches
- gives the right to no cruel and unjust punishment to people in jail
- states that the federal government only has the power stated in the constitution
- amendment that protects property and protects against unwanted searches by cops without a warrant
- gives the rights to bear arms
- gives people the right to a speedy trial
- the right to reject a law that was made
- the first 10 amendments
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- a federal principle or system of government
- provided a dual system of congressional representation.
- branch that decides if a law is constitutional
- branch that makes the laws
- makes sure one branch doesn't get to much power
- gives you the right to not incriminate yourself
- gives the right to a trial by jury
- branch that enforces the laws
- says that not all rights of the people are stated in the bill of rights
- gives people freedom of speech, religion, and press
- someone who supports a federal government
- people who don't support the federal government
20 Clues: the first 10 amendments • branch that makes the laws • branch that enforces the laws • gives the rights to bear arms • when a legislative has to branches • gives the right to a trial by jury • the right to reject a law that was made • gives people the right to a speedy trial • someone who supports a federal government • a federal principle or system of government • ...
Celebrate Freedom Constitution Crossword Puzzle 2023-05-05
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- Changes to the Constitution
- First 10 amendments
- Used to gather support for the ratification of the Constitution
- Failed form of Government
- People who wanted the Constitution to be ratified
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- Primary Author of the Constitution
- Bicameral Legislature
- Beginning of the Constitution with 6 goals
- People who wanted the Bill of Rights added to guarantee rights
- Constitutional Convention was held here
10 Clues: First 10 amendments • Bicameral Legislature • Failed form of Government • Changes to the Constitution • Primary Author of the Constitution • Constitutional Convention was held here • Beginning of the Constitution with 6 goals • People who wanted the Constitution to be ratified • People who wanted the Bill of Rights added to guarantee rights • ...
Governing in Revolutionary Times, 1776–1787 2022-11-28
Canadian Politics in the 1920's 2020-12-13
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- Ninth Prime Minister
- The right to vote
- When a party has less than 50% of seats of Parliamnet
- Group of Farmers that wanted more money for them
- If aboriginals did not follow this policy, they were sent to residential schools
- Allowed Women to take the seat of Senate
- Fought for Maritimes Rights
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- Caused due to Canadian workers wanting better working conditions
- What Quebecers and farmers were unhappy with
- When a bill/law is rejected
- Group of Indians who fought for their rights
- Groups who join together
- United Farmers of Alberta
- Got many seats taken away
- One of the two biggest parties
- When a party has most of the seats of Parliament
- Person who went against Catholic Bishops
- Party that took many seats away from Conservatives
- Governor General who was a scapegoat
- Famous for the "Persons Case"
20 Clues: The right to vote • Ninth Prime Minister • Groups who join together • United Farmers of Alberta • Got many seats taken away • When a bill/law is rejected • Fought for Maritimes Rights • Famous for the "Persons Case" • One of the two biggest parties • Governor General who was a scapegoat • Person who went against Catholic Bishops • Allowed Women to take the seat of Senate • ...
Unified vocabulary 2023-12-01
Across
- signed or agreed upon
- changes to the constitution
- Democracy we vote for who represents us
- compromise every 3/5 slaves count as a vote.
- of rights. protects the personal rights of people
- each one gets one vote in this part
- compromise both group passed laws
- of Confederation- First constitution; super weak.
- of powers separation of the three branches
- branch judges laws
- branch enforces laws
- Jersey plan all states get one vote
- wanted a strong central government
- a rule set
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- wanted a weak central government
- convention Delegates from each each state met together in Philadelphia
- ruler with total power
- of Representatives each gets votes of population in this part
- branch makes laws
- Power to govern themselves
- plan votes depending of population
- Loose friendship of states
- and balances makes sure all the branches are equal in power
23 Clues: a rule set • branch makes laws • signed or agreed upon • branch judges laws • ruler with total power • branch enforces laws • Power to govern themselves • Loose friendship of states • changes to the constitution • wanted a weak central government • compromise both group passed laws • wanted a strong central government • each one gets one vote in this part • ...
Congress 2025-01-17
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- Practice where a Senator temporarily blocks the consideration of a bill or nomination
- The act of changing the boundaries of an electoral district to favor one party over another
- When one party controls the executive branch while another controls one or both houses in Congress
- The process of redrawing electoral districts in the United States
- An alliance of political groups pursuing a common goal
- The committee responsible for scheduling and managing the flow of legislation on the floor
- Drawing districts of unequal sizes and populations
- A tactic used by senators to block a bill by continuing to hold the floor and speak until the bill is dead
- The allocation of the number of representatives each state has in the House of Representatives
- Legislation that uses federal funding to finance localized projects typically bringing money into representative's districts
- A procedural rule that prohibits any amendments to bills
- Group of people who reside within a specific electoral district
- A district in which a racial minority group comprise a majority of the districts total population
- A member of Congress who always follows their constituents voting preferences
- Population in congressional districts must be approximately equal
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- Vote trading (one members votes for another's bill in exchange for future support on their own bill)
- established that although legislation redistricting must be conscious of race and comply with the Voting Rights Act, it cannot exceed what is reasonably necessary to avoid racial imbalances
- An additional provision added to legislation having little connection with the subject of that legislation
- A permanent committee set up in broad policy areas such as "education" or "judiciary"
- Legislation process is stalled due to lawmakers unable to reach an agreement
- A committee of the House on which all representatives serve in order to consider the details of a proposal
- Strong allegiance to a political party which can influence opinions, actions, and policies
- A procedural rule that permits floor amendments within the overall time allocated to the bill
- The process of amending and changing a bill
- A petition signed by members of the House to bring a bill out of committee and onto the floor for a vote
- Spending that is a portion of the federal budget subject to annual changes dependent on the President and Congress
- A senate procedure through which a supermajority of 60 senators can vote to limit the amount of time spent debating a bill
- A member of Congress who acts as a representative on issues that their constituents care about, and a trustee on issues their constituents don't care about
- Spending that is required - involves entitlement programs and cannot be cut by the President or Congress
- A proposed piece of legislation
- no member objects to a proposal
- Federal benefit payments to which recipients have a legal right
- A committee consisting of Representatives and Senators, designed to create one version of a bill
33 Clues: A proposed piece of legislation • no member objects to a proposal • The process of amending and changing a bill • Drawing districts of unequal sizes and populations • An alliance of political groups pursuing a common goal • A procedural rule that prohibits any amendments to bills • Group of people who reside within a specific electoral district • ...
Fun Facts Word Search. 2014-11-05
11 Clues: ben • george • madison • bill of • brinkman • potato famine • was 4400 words • you eat turkey • a weird shaped sweet fruit • super , he is a super hero • Ben franklin rode in one of these to the convention hall
Government Exam Review 2025-12-03
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- How many amendments to the Constitution have there been
- Amendment that protects the right to keep and bear arms
- Amendment that protects the right to remain silent and double jeopardy
- The chamber of congress with equal representation between states
- The branch of government of the Supreme court
- The elected leader of a state
- Amendment that protects rights even if the Constitution does not list them
- How many chambers of congress are there?
- Amendment that guarantees a right to a jury in civil suits over $20.00
- The branch of Government with the President and Vice-President
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- What are the first 10 Amendments called
- Amendment that protects against unreasonable search and seizure
- Amendment that gives all rights that are not specifically granted to the national government to the states
- The branch of government of Congress
- Amendment that protects against quartering of soldiers in your house
- The elected leader of a city
- Amendment that protects against cruel and unusual punishment
- living under 2 governments at the same time
- Amendment that guarantees the right to a speedy trial
19 Clues: The elected leader of a city • The elected leader of a state • The branch of government of Congress • What are the first 10 Amendments called • How many chambers of congress are there? • living under 2 governments at the same time • The branch of government of the Supreme court • Amendment that guarantees the right to a speedy trial • ...
The Constitution 2015-04-24
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- The type of jurisdiction that means the Supreme Court hears a case after a lower court has already heard it
- The branch of the government that interprets laws
- The branch of the government that makes laws
- Checks and _____ keep one branch from dominating the other two
- The president of the Senate
- The document created to describe the ways in which our government works
- The count of the population every 10 years to determine the number of representatives a state gets
- The person in charge of the military
- When the president declines a bill
- The president's group of advisers
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- The section of the legislative branch that can hold a trial for a government official
- The powers given to Congress that are not specific
- The rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness (2 words)
- What a bill becomes if it is approved by the President
- The branch of the government that enforces laws
- The powers that are specified for Congress in Article 1
- The process of firing a high government official like the President
- The section of the legislative branch that can start laws that make people pay taxes
- The committee that holds hearings on a bill and talks to experts
- The highest level of government
20 Clues: The president of the Senate • The highest level of government • The president's group of advisers • When the president declines a bill • The person in charge of the military • The branch of the government that makes laws • The branch of the government that enforces laws • The branch of the government that interprets laws • ...
Texas Constitution Crossword 2024-02-02
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- Who does the Texas executive branch contain along with the lieutenant governor?
- what system divides power between state and federal government?
- What does the Texas constitution mandate its education system be, along with "efficient" and "free"?
- In what part of the constitution is the Texas Bill of Rights defined?
- What type of education system does the Texas constitution establish?
- school system, What does the State Board of Education oversee regarding schools?
- vote How can the Texas legislature propose constitutional amendments?
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- University Fund What fund supports UT and Texas A&M?
- Appeals What other main court does Texas have in addition to the Supreme Court?
- of Representatives What does the Texas legislature comprise along with the Senate?
- Who proposes amendments to the Texas Constitution?
- autonomy What does Texas grant local governments like counties regarding local affairs?
- What does he Texas Bill of Rights assert to the citizens?
13 Clues: Who proposes amendments to the Texas Constitution? • University Fund What fund supports UT and Texas A&M? • What does he Texas Bill of Rights assert to the citizens? • what system divides power between state and federal government? • What type of education system does the Texas constitution establish? • ...
Fun Facts Word Search. 2014-11-05
11 Clues: ben • george • madison • bill of • brinkman • potato famine • was 4400 words • you eat turkey • a weird shaped sweet fruit • super , he is a super hero • Ben franklin rode in one of these to the convention hall
The Constitution 2023-12-12
Vocab 2021-12-06
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- Powers not identified in the Constitution, which are entrusted to Congress
- First 10 amendments to the constitution, stating fundamental rights to citizen
- people rule through elected government
- against ratifying the Constitution, feared the federal government, and wanted the Bill Of Rights to include people's rights
- Based on John Locke (Basic rights and freedoms that all humans are entitled)
- Powers are divided among different branches of government to make sure no one branch has too much power
- powers that belong to the state government
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- movement that promoted the idea that knowlede, reason, and science would improve society
- englands legislative body
- an official change or addition to the Constitution
- Powers shared by the State and the federal government
- delegates of Constitutional Convention who shaped the Constitution
- to approve
13 Clues: to approve • englands legislative body • people rule through elected government • powers that belong to the state government • an official change or addition to the Constitution • Powers shared by the State and the federal government • delegates of Constitutional Convention who shaped the Constitution • ...
Crossword POOZLE 2016-04-19
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- of Representatives Congress Officials
- The federal system of government
- The judicial branch of government
- The branch of government that creates laws
- of Rights The basic rights of an American citizen.
- A document that outlines fundamental principles of law
- y Tejas Parts of Texas
- A change to the Constitution
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- An investment which you loan
- Court The highest judicial court in Texas
- powers Powers which are not assigned
- Elected government officials
- of powers Making the legislative, executive, and judicial powers of governmentseparate
- The elected executive head of a state of the US
- The legislative body of a country or state
- and balances A system of insuring that one does not have all the power in the government.
16 Clues: y Tejas Parts of Texas • An investment which you loan • Elected government officials • A change to the Constitution • The federal system of government • The judicial branch of government • powers Powers which are not assigned • of Representatives Congress Officials • The legislative body of a country or state • The branch of government that creates laws • ...
Texas history crossword-michelle 2022-04-21
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- A large drought with severe winds, storms, dryness, and dust.(1930-1936)
- Each branch of government has control over the other two branches
- largest oil discovery in Texas
- small towns growing and turning into large cities
- civil rights activist most well known for his, " I Have A Dream" speech.
- Deadliest hurricane that happened ( we were unprepared for it)
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- Allies vs central powers July 28, 1914- November 11, 1918. ( happened mostly in France and Belgium)
- the act of competing
- depression stock markets and businesses, markets, etc. crashed. ( One of the worst crashes) 1929-1933
- people peacefully obeying laws
- The act of giving everyone the same rights. We are all human and shall be treated the same as we are all only human.
- in the bill of rights ensured to create peace and equal rights
- Sep 1, 1939 – Sep 2, 1945, started because of Hitler's invasion of Poland. Allies vs Axis powers
- A financial gain/earning
- the idea Americans should move west and expand knowledge, culture etc.
15 Clues: the act of competing • A financial gain/earning • people peacefully obeying laws • largest oil discovery in Texas • small towns growing and turning into large cities • in the bill of rights ensured to create peace and equal rights • Deadliest hurricane that happened ( we were unprepared for it) • Each branch of government has control over the other two branches • ...
Unit 5 2024-11-12
10 Clues: 1692 • each state • Jersey Plan • Virginia Plan • Bill of Rights • The Magna Carta • Weakness of the AOC • Enlightenment Thinkers • were paid to spy on the British • heads of the Presidents departments
the 7 bill of rights 2022-02-17
Vocab and Bill of Rights 2021-12-06
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- Why I can have powers not listed in the constitution.
- Why I can feel safe in my house.
- Why I should be allowed to have a tank.
- Why I can't be sent to prison without a jury.
- Why I still have rights not in the constitution.
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- Why I can't await trial for 10 years.
- Why I don't have to feed the armed forces.
- Why I can't be tortured by the government.
- Why I don't have to bring you to trial over $10.
- Delegates that made constitution.
- Why I can say bad things about the president.
11 Clues: Why I can feel safe in my house. • Delegates that made constitution. • Why I can't await trial for 10 years. • Why I should be allowed to have a tank. • Why I don't have to feed the armed forces. • Why I can't be tortured by the government. • Why I can say bad things about the president. • Why I can't be sent to prison without a jury. • ...
Bill of Rights Crossword Puzzle 2023-11-30
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- What amendment says you have the right to hear all accusations against you
- What amendment allows you to refuse to house soldiers in your home?
- What amendment gives you the right to bear arms?
- What amendment gives you the right to have a jury at your trial?
- What amendment states that the powers not given to the government in the constitution belong to the people?
- What amendment gives you the right to free speech?
- What amendment states that the government cannot take away rights of the people that aren't listed in the constitution?
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- What are the first ten amendments to the constitution called?
- What amendment outlaws cruel and unusual punishments?
- What amendment says you cannot be tried twice for the same crime?
- What amendment gives you the right to religion?
- What amendment gives you the right to petition the government?
- What amendment prevents you from being unreasonably searched by the government?
13 Clues: What amendment gives you the right to religion? • What amendment gives you the right to bear arms? • What amendment gives you the right to free speech? • What amendment outlaws cruel and unusual punishments? • What are the first ten amendments to the constitution called? • What amendment gives you the right to petition the government? • ...
Bill of Rights Crossword Puzzle 2025-05-02
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- You have the right to ______ arms.
- The fourth amendment protects you from ________ searches and seizures.
- Which amendment states "the enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people"?
- Amendment 6 gives you the right to a ______ and public trial.
- The eighth amendment protects you from _______ bail and fines.
- How many amendments make up the Bill of Rights
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- Which amendment states that you cannot be tried twice for the same exact crime in the same jurisdiction?
- Cops need a warrant based off of _______ ______ in order to search your home.
- The seventh amendment gives the right to a trial where the amount in controversy exceeds _______ ______.
- Powers not delegated to the federal government are reserved to the ______ and the people.
- How many freedoms make up the First Amendment?
11 Clues: You have the right to ______ arms. • How many freedoms make up the First Amendment? • How many amendments make up the Bill of Rights • Amendment 6 gives you the right to a ______ and public trial. • The eighth amendment protects you from _______ bail and fines. • The fourth amendment protects you from ________ searches and seizures. • ...
Articles of Convention KS 2024-02-13
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- Under the Articles of Confederation, which power was held exclusively by the national government?
- Who were the people who were against the Constitution?
- The biggest obstacle facing the Continental Congress was enforcing _________
- The people were celebrating, and everyone was marching. We are celebrating a triumph of knowledge over _________?
- What phrase best describes a federalist system of government, it was a balance of __________?
- ____________ lacked the power to tax the state, it couldn't pay for the supplies that the army needed to fight the British?
- What was the event called when the people rebelled after the war because they did not want to pay taxes?
- Who thought the Articles of Confederation were flawed?
- What document is placed to protect the rights of individuals within the Constitution?
- The factor that convinced the framers of the Articles of Confederation to create a weak central government was the states’s unwillingness to limit their _________?
- Philadelphia was excited on May 1787, Who was coming?
- The three branches of government are legislative, judicial, and ____________?
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- Who came out of retirement to help with the convention?
- What group did not have rights after the three documents were written, which stated all men are created equal? They felt they were not equal.
- Freedom of Speech, Freedom of religion, Right by trials by Jury, and Freedom of _________ were written rights in the Bill of Rights?
- Farmers joined Shays' Rebellion to protest taxes imposed by___________?
- Which past governor believed that delegates were up to no good and said “I smell a rat”?
- Who believed that the Federalists and Antifederalists should continue to discuss the Constitution and not rush an important decision?
- Who drafts the document the Bill of Right and is the biggest supporter of the document?
- To pass a new law in the Confederation Congress, you needed:
- When is the Constitution made public, September 19th 17____
- What did the delegates create the Articles of Confederation, the blueprint of the new nation?
- After the Revolution, the state of Massachusetts was in serious ___________?
23 Clues: Philadelphia was excited on May 1787, Who was coming? • Who were the people who were against the Constitution? • Who thought the Articles of Confederation were flawed? • Who came out of retirement to help with the convention? • When is the Constitution made public, September 19th 17____ • To pass a new law in the Confederation Congress, you needed: • ...
C5S1 Crossword 2018-10-31
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- a group of citizens who make a court decision
- ___________________ and balances; each branch of government can balance the other
- _________ process; rules established by courts to protect a person's rights
- one who presents legislators the views of the organization they represent
- process in which a person can become a citizen
- power rests with the citizens
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- Bill of _______________; first ten amendments
- _______________ of powers; power should be divided among the three branches
- __________________ action committee; a private organization who try to influence legislators
- a document that describes our rights and sets up the government
- national and state governments share power
- government where the power to govern comes from the people
- a native or naturalized member of a country
- ____________________ interest groups; a group of individuals interested in one particular issue
14 Clues: power rests with the citizens • national and state governments share power • a native or naturalized member of a country • a group of citizens who make a court decision • Bill of _______________; first ten amendments • process in which a person can become a citizen • government where the power to govern comes from the people • ...
US History 2025-03-24
Across
- Power is divided between the national government and the states.
- Domain, Government has the right to take private property.
- of Powers, Divides the power of the government into three branches.
- Pluribus Unum, "Out of many, one" – motto on the Great Seal of the U.S.
- de Tocqueville, French writer who identified five values of democracy. )
- Rights, Rights a person is born with.
- Railroad, Connected the East and West coasts with continuous rail transportation.
- Wire, Strong wire used to fence in animals and protect land.
- Houses, Home made of earth, used by settlers in the Great Plains.
- The participation of common people in government.
- of Rights, The first ten amendments to the Constitution.
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- Act, Encouraged western expansion by granting settlers 160 acres of land.
- Protection from a tyrannical government.
- Equality in society.
- Government takes a "hands-off" approach to the economy.
- Begins with "We the People..."
- Destiny, Belief that settlers were destined to expand westward.
- Act, Goal was to assimilate Native Americans into American culture.
- Sovereignty, The authority of the government comes from the people.
19 Clues: Equality in society. • Begins with "We the People..." • Rights, Rights a person is born with. • Protection from a tyrannical government. • The participation of common people in government. • Government takes a "hands-off" approach to the economy. • of Rights, The first ten amendments to the Constitution. • Domain, Government has the right to take private property. • ...
Unit 3 Crossword Review 2023-09-29
Across
- Cancel
- The lawmaking branch of government
- The power of the U.S. Supreme Court to determine if a law passed by Congress or a presidential action is in accord with the Constitution is called judicial _____.
- The fair application of the law to one's case is called due _____ of law.
- The branch of government that interprets the laws and punishes lawbreakers
- The distribution of political power among the branches of government is called _____ of powers.
- A written change to the Constitution
- The leaders of the executive departments, who also act as advisers to the president
- _____ rule is a system in which the decision of more than half the people is accepted by all.
- Powers shared by the federal government and the states.
- The first 10 amendments to the U.S. Constitution, which set forth basic rights guaranteed to all Americans is called the Bill of _____.
- Powers given to the federal government by the Constitution.
- The branch of government that carries out the laws
- A refusal by the president to sign a bill
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- A _____ tax was a special tax that had to be paid in order to vote.
- Keeping things or people separate
- Testifying against oneself is called self-_____.
- The power of the government to take private property for public use is called _____ domain.
- The words "We the People" in the Preamble reflect the principle of popular _____.
- The right to vote
- A _____ government is a system in which government powers are carefully spelled out to prevent government from becoming too powerful.
- In the system of checks and balances, the powers of government are balanced among different branches so that each branch can check, or _____, the power of the other branches.
- The rights guaranteed to all U.S. citizens are called _____ rights.
- Money or property an accused person gives a court to hold as a guarantee that he or she will appear for trial
- When one group is treated differently than another
- Powers set aside by the U.S. Constitution for the states or for the people.
- The division between religion and government is called the _____ of church and state.
- The beginning of the U.S. Constitution, which describes its purposes
28 Clues: Cancel • The right to vote • Keeping things or people separate • The lawmaking branch of government • A written change to the Constitution • A refusal by the president to sign a bill • Testifying against oneself is called self-_____. • When one group is treated differently than another • The branch of government that carries out the laws • ...
Bill of Rights (Wendy, Destiny, and Arlene) 2022-09-29
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- individuals can refuse to make incriminating statments, refuse to answer any questions, and/or refuse to testify at trial
- the right to a jury trial with civil cases
- the rights that aren't in the constitution or owned by the government
- the right for an individual to bear arms and militias can be/are formed
- illegal confiscation
- accomidations or lodgins of troops
- soldiers aren't allowed to quarter in any home without consent of the home owners
- individuals have the right to a fast trial, lawyers, and jury
- restriction or limit of something
- case between state/people vs. the defendant
- this allows individuals to have protection from unwanted searches and seizures by the police
- protects criminals from receiving unusual or harsh punishment
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- replacement of someone or something that was in previous authority or use
- right to 5 basic freedoms(press, speech, petition, religion and its exercise)
- written rules if a political or social organization
- can't be charged with crime twice from 5th amendment
- plead the 5th
- accomidations or lodgins of troops
- federal power supersedes state power
- legal dispute between two or more parties
- weapons and ammunition
21 Clues: plead the 5th • illegal confiscation • weapons and ammunition • restriction or limit of something • accomidations or lodgins of troops • accomidations or lodgins of troops • federal power supersedes state power • legal dispute between two or more parties • the right to a jury trial with civil cases • case between state/people vs. the defendant • ...
Baylee Knapp Enlightenment and Revolution 2022-12-20
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- -founding father who was the 3rd president
- -document that declared America free from British rule
- -sponsored tolerance
- -ruler of Russia
- -bill stating the basic rights of americans
- -studied with a telescope
- -agreement between the government and the people
- -earth centered
- -wanted equal education for women
- -believed in separation of the government
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- -where people started to think with logic
- -thinkers of the Enlightenment
- -enlightenment rulers
- -belief based on god not fact
- -laws of motion
- -lavish (palace of versailles)
- -way of experimenting using logic
- -sun centered
- -revolution using reason and logic
- -new classical
- -people are born with natural rights
- and balances -ensuring that political power is shared among many
- -theory that truth can be discovered through reason
- -3 branches who share power equally
- -parties hosted by wealthy women
- -believed the government should be for the people
26 Clues: -sun centered • -new classical • -laws of motion • -earth centered • -ruler of Russia • -sponsored tolerance • -enlightenment rulers • -studied with a telescope • -belief based on god not fact • -thinkers of the Enlightenment • -lavish (palace of versailles) • -parties hosted by wealthy women • -way of experimenting using logic • -wanted equal education for women • ...
Civics Vocab Crossword 2023-01-04
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- when a bill is pushed aside and not considered
- field of law; government regulations on trading
- party with a large number of members
- “All legislative powers . . . shall be vested in a Congress to the United States”
- house in the bicameral legislature based off population
- a prolonged speech that obstructs progress
- when a bill is put to final vote
- a country’s military forces (army and navy)
- written proposal for law
- the formal act by which a country or state announces war against another
- commerce between one country or its states
- buying and selling and trading of goods and services
- highest officer position in the U.S.
- where a bill is considered line-by-line
- meeting of members of a political party or legislature
- establish the truth or correctness
- house in the bicameral legislature based off equality
- permanent committee that meets regularly
- when a bill comes out of committee and is introduced for debate
- government regulations on intake of people into country and the processes of that
- the process of making money
- a formally concluded and ratified agreement between countries or bodies of government
- exclusive right to their writings for a limited period of time
- high-ranking senator
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- when a bill is assigned a number and entered into record
- action of investigating something or someone
- a procedure for ending debate and taking a vote
- two houses in legislature
- the power of Senate to consult and approve treaties
- head of minority party
- discuss
- count or mention a number
- indirect veto of a bill by a President or Governer
- suggested not explicitly
- a committee appointed by legislature to resolve disagreements on a bill
- relations between the U.S. and other countries
- exclusive rights to use and lease and sell their inventions for a limited period of time
- allows Congress to enact laws that are necessary (previously called the Necessary and Proper Clause)
- entrust a task to someone else
- a writ ordering a person to attend court
- head of majority party
- an annual address delivered by the President
- committee that is appointed to perform a special function
- rules used for the process of someone becoming a U.S. citizen
- speaker of assembly or legislature
- unintentional failure to notice or action of overseeing
46 Clues: discuss • high-ranking senator • head of minority party • head of majority party • suggested not explicitly • written proposal for law • two houses in legislature • count or mention a number • the process of making money • entrust a task to someone else • when a bill is put to final vote • establish the truth or correctness • speaker of assembly or legislature • ...
Texas Government 2025-10-23
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- form of government in which people choose leaders by voting
- official request to government
- choose someone for a particular job
- to agree to do or allow
- a statement made at beginning of document
- certain freedoms guaranteed to Americans
- political units which a state is divided
- party people sharing similar ideas on government
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- something you must do
- to select someone for a position
- person born in city, state or town with legal rights
- people who control and make decisions for country, state
- city having main offices of government
- to refuse to sign a bill into law
- change some words or meaning
- people who listen to evidence and decide outcome of trial
- having to do with city
17 Clues: something you must do • having to do with city • to agree to do or allow • change some words or meaning • official request to government • to select someone for a position • to refuse to sign a bill into law • choose someone for a particular job • city having main offices of government • certain freedoms guaranteed to Americans • political units which a state is divided • ...
Quebecois Crossword 2020-12-11
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- Bill 101 is also known as the ____ of the French Language
- The Children of Bill 101 were required to attend ___ in French
- Name of a person whose primary language is French
- Quebec citizens have five different ____ rights
- Bill 101 helps preserve the French ___ in Quebec
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- The Quebec ____ supported Bill 101
- In 1980 there was the first Quebec
- The “ Office quebecois de la langue francaise” is called the language
8 Clues: The Quebec ____ supported Bill 101 • In 1980 there was the first Quebec • Quebec citizens have five different ____ rights • Bill 101 helps preserve the French ___ in Quebec • Name of a person whose primary language is French • Bill 101 is also known as the ____ of the French Language • The Children of Bill 101 were required to attend ___ in French • ...
Admin laws 2025-09-30
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- Branch: The branch of government responsible for interpreting laws and administering justice (U.S. Supreme Court and lower federal courts).
- Branch: The branch of government responsible for implementing and enforcing laws (U.S. President and associated agencies).
- Washington: The first President of the United States and commander of the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War.
- Branch: The branch of government responsible for making laws (U.S. Congress).
- Hamilton: A Founding Father, influential in the Constitutional Convention, and the first Secretary of the Treasury.
- Supporters of the U.S. Constitution and a strong central government.
- The official approval of a treaty, constitution, or amendment by the states.
- of powers: The division of governmental responsibilities into distinct branches to prevent any one branch from exercising the core functions of another.
- Supreme power or authority, often referring to a state's independent authority over its territory and affairs.
- Opponents of the U.S. Constitution, favoring stronger state governments and advocating for a Bill of Rights.
- Jefferson: A Founding Father, principal author of the Declaration of Independence, and the third U.S. President.
- compromise: An agreement during the Constitutional Convention that counted enslaved individuals as three-fifths of a person for purposes of taxation and representation.
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- Plan: A proposal at the Constitutional Convention for a strong national government with a bicameral legislature based on population.
- n balances: A system in which each branch of government has the power to limit or check the actions of the other two branches
- Compromise: An agreement reached during the Constitutional Convention that established a bicameral legislature with proportional representation in the House of Representatives and equal representation in the Senate.
- A system of government in which power is divided between a national government and state governments.
- The ability of a borrower to obtain goods or services before payment, based on trust in their financial reliability.
- A system of money in general use in a particular country.
- Madison: Known as the "Father of the Constitution" for his pivotal role in drafting the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights.
- Rebellion: An armed uprising in Massachusetts (1786–1787) by farmers protesting economic hardship and debt, highlighting the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation.
- of Rights: The first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution, guaranteeing fundamental rights and freedoms.
- A union of sovereign states, typically with a weak central authority.
- of Confederation: The first constitution of the United States, adopted in 1781, which established a weak central government.
- Jersey Plan: A proposal at the Constitutional Convention for a weaker national government with a unicameral legislature where each state had equal representation.
- Convention: A gathering in Philadelphia in 1787 where delegates drafted the U.S. Constitution.
25 Clues: A system of money in general use in a particular country. • Supporters of the U.S. Constitution and a strong central government. • A union of sovereign states, typically with a weak central authority. • The official approval of a treaty, constitution, or amendment by the states. • Branch: The branch of government responsible for making laws (U.S. Congress). • ...
Government Terms 2024-05-28
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- A rule regulating the actions of its members
- The branch of government that enforces the laws
- A public rule, law, or command in local government
- To change or alter
- A proposed law
- An introductory statement, preface, or introduction
- member of a community, state, or nation
- A formal written request
- A large room where members of a government group have meetings
- The branch of government that decides if a law has been broken or if a law is unjust
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- Duties or obligations of citizens
- The act of changing for the better
- The branch of government that makes the laws
- People who make laws
- To reject a decision made by a law-making body
- A city or town serving as local government
- The term given to a bill that has been signed by officers of both chambers of the general assembly
- Privileges belonging to a person as a benefit of citizenship
18 Clues: A proposed law • To change or alter • People who make laws • A formal written request • Duties or obligations of citizens • The act of changing for the better • member of a community, state, or nation • A city or town serving as local government • The branch of government that makes the laws • A rule regulating the actions of its members • ...
The Constitution & Bill of Rights Crossword 2017-12-13
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- / The freedom to live as you please as long as you obey the laws and respect the rights of others is known as _______________
- / National
- Amendment /
- / The opening statement of the Constitution
- Justice / The second goal of the Constitution
- / Not permitted by the Constitution
- Amendment / The ______________ allows you the right to bear arms
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- of Rights / The first ten amendments to the Constitution
- Welfare / Well-being of all people
- / Formal written changes
- Amendment / The ________________ protects you from illegal searches and seizures
- Amendment / The __________ allows women to vote
- / Fairness
- Tranquillity / The uprising made it clear that the government must have the power to ensure _____________
- Amendment / Powers reserved to the states
15 Clues: / National • / Fairness • Amendment / • / Formal written changes • Welfare / Well-being of all people • / Not permitted by the Constitution • Amendment / Powers reserved to the states • / The opening statement of the Constitution • Justice / The second goal of the Constitution • Amendment / The __________ allows women to vote • ...
The Constitution & Bill of Rights Crossword 2017-12-13
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- Welfare / Well-being of all people
- Justice / The second goal of the Constitution
- / Not permitted by the Constitution
- / Formal written changes
- Amendment / The ________________ protects you from illegal searches and seizures
- / Fairness
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- of Rights / The first ten amendments to the Constitution
- / The opening statement of the Constitution
- / The freedom to live as you please as long as you obey the laws and respect the rights of others is known as _______________
- Amendment / The ______________ allows you the right to bear arms
- Amendment / The __________ allows women to vote
- Amendment / Powers reserved to the states
- Tranquillity / The uprising made it clear that the government must have the power to ensure _____________
- Amendment /
- / National
15 Clues: / National • / Fairness • Amendment / • / Formal written changes • Welfare / Well-being of all people • / Not permitted by the Constitution • Amendment / Powers reserved to the states • / The opening statement of the Constitution • Justice / The second goal of the Constitution • Amendment / The __________ allows women to vote • ...
Bill of Rights and Public Policy 2024-04-18
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- the part of the First Amendment that prohibits the government from establishing a religion
- the act of suppressing the publication of information judged objectionable
- the right to express and publish your views without the government preventing it
- the part of the First Amendment that prohibits the government from interfering with any Americans' right to worship
- the right that Americans have to join together and discuss issues and to express their views
- individuals and groups not part of a government
- government groups
- the right of Americans to form groups or organizations
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- any government division established to fulfill a particular function
- the right to publish information freely and without government interference
- a government action that is null and void because it violates the Constitution
- a problem that the public faces in interactions with one another
- government action to prevent free speech or fee publication before it happens
- a body of nonelected government workers tasked with certain responsibilities
- active support of a cause, issue, or public policy alternative
15 Clues: government groups • individuals and groups not part of a government • the right of Americans to form groups or organizations • active support of a cause, issue, or public policy alternative • a problem that the public faces in interactions with one another • any government division established to fulfill a particular function • ...
Bill of Rights and Amendments 11-27 2024-02-20
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- The Fourteenth Amendment gives all citizens equal protection and due_____
- The Twenty-sixth Amendment allows ______year-olds to vote
- The freedom of religion, speech and assembly are protected by the _____ Amendment
- The _________ vote is counting the number of people voting in an election
- The Eighteenth Amendment prohibited the sale of ______
- The tenth Amendment states that powers not directly delegated to the federal government are held by the ______
- The Twenty-first Amendment _________ the Eighteenth Amendment.
- The Eleventh Amendment says that citizens who live in a different state can't _____another state
- The _________ Amendment provides us with a speedy and public trial
- The Fourth Amendment protects us from unreasonable _____ and seizures
- The Twenty-fourth Amendment protects us from having to pay a poll ____to vote
- The fifteenth Amendment states that persons can not be denied the right to vote due to their _____
- The Twenty-third Amendment gave ________ D.C. three electors in the Electoral College.
- The Twelfth Amendment sets up two separate votes for President and ____ President
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- The Twenty-fifth Amendment determines the _____of the President should a vacancy occur during his term
- The ______ Amendment states that we have other rights not enumerated in the Constitution
- The ________ Amendment protects us from self-incrimination
- The Eighth Amendment protects us from cruel and ______ punishments
- The Sixteenth Amendment allows Congress to collect _____ tax
- The Twenty-second Amendment limits the President to two 4-year _____
- The ____ of Rights are the first 10 amendments of the Constitution
- The Thirteenth Amendment abolished ____
- The Twentieth Amendment states that the new President will take office on ______ 20th
- Voting rights.
- The Seventeenth Amendment determines that U.S. ______ are to be elected by popular vote
- The right to bear arms is protected by the ______ Amendment
- The _______ Amendment protects us from the quartering of soldiers during peace time
- The Seventh Amendment provides us with the right to a jury trial in ________ cases
- The twenty-seventh Amendment says ______ cannot have a pay raise until after the next election.
- ________suffrage was addressed by the Nineteenth Amendment
30 Clues: Voting rights. • The Thirteenth Amendment abolished ____ • The Eighteenth Amendment prohibited the sale of ______ • The Twenty-sixth Amendment allows ______year-olds to vote • The ________ Amendment protects us from self-incrimination • ________suffrage was addressed by the Nineteenth Amendment • The right to bear arms is protected by the ______ Amendment • ...
What does the Bill of Rights Guarantee? 2023-08-22
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- reason to suspect someone of a crime
- money people accused of crimes can pay so they don't have to await trial in jail
- property
- a group of citizens who have weapons
- to be taken to mean
- institution
- country
- laws governing civil (not criminal) cases, in which one person or group is suing another
- a statement accusing someone of a crime
- of it
- fair treatment in the legal system
- to limit
- a group of 12-23 people who can try a case outside of the court system
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- a formal accusation in a criminal case
- to give testimony in court that could count against yourself
- a crime for which one could be sentenced to death
- a lawyer
- a problem people want to fix
- to correct mistakes
- body part
- count against
- to determine
- listing
- having property taken by authorities
- to order citizens to give soldiers lodging and food
- danger
26 Clues: of it • danger • country • listing • property • a lawyer • to limit • body part • institution • to determine • count against • to correct mistakes • to be taken to mean • a problem people want to fix • fair treatment in the legal system • reason to suspect someone of a crime • a group of citizens who have weapons • having property taken by authorities • a formal accusation in a criminal case • ...
Bill of Rights - The First 10 Amendments 2022-11-16
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- the right to practice any religion of your choice.
- The right to a fair and speedy trial.
- A person judged not guilty cannot be put on trial again for the same crime.
- any power not delegated to the federal government is reserved to the states.
- the right to the steps in a criminal proceeding.
- freedom of speech, religion, press, petition, and assembly.
- Rights that must be read when questioned and taken into custody.
- Juries must be fair and ...
- The accused has a the right to a ___ under the 6th Amendment.
- Prohibits the government from establishing an official religion.
- determines if there is enough evidence to convict someone and put on trial.
- No quartering of soldiers.
- officers must have in order to obtain a search warrant from a judge.
- the rights of the accused.
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- right to take away private property for public use.
- banning printed materials or films merely because they contain alarming or offensive ideas
- Under the 5th Amendment, the accused may choose to not testify against themselves. This is also know as protection form ...
- the right to keep and bear arms and to have a well regulated militia.
- The process of one party suing another party.
- The first 10 Amendments of the Constitution.
- a person judged not guilty cannot be put on trial again for the same crime.
- harming a person's reputation by printing lies about him or her
- sum of money used as a security deposit to allow an accused person to remain free until the trial.
- The right to a jury in a civil suit over the amount of $20.
- No cruel and unusual punishment.
- allows police to search a suspect's home or business
- The people have more rights than what is just listed in the Bill of Rights
- Lies that are spoken to hurt or harm someone.
28 Clues: No quartering of soldiers. • the rights of the accused. • Juries must be fair and ... • No cruel and unusual punishment. • The right to a fair and speedy trial. • The first 10 Amendments of the Constitution. • The process of one party suing another party. • Lies that are spoken to hurt or harm someone. • the right to the steps in a criminal proceeding. • ...
Unit 3 Crossword Review 2023-09-29
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- The lawmaking branch of government
- The power of the U.S. Supreme Court to determine if a law passed by Congress or a presidential action is in accord with the Constitution is called judicial _____.
- The fair application of the law to one's case is called due _____ of law.
- The branch of government that interprets the laws and punishes lawbreakers
- The distribution of political power among the branches of government is called _____ of powers.
- A written change to the Constitution
- The leaders of the executive departments, who also act as advisers to the president
- _____ rule is a system in which the decision of more than half the people is accepted by all.
- Powers shared by the federal government and the states.
- The first 10 amendments to the U.S. Constitution, which set forth basic rights guaranteed to all Americans is called the Bill of _____.
- Powers given to the federal government by the Constitution.
- The branch of government that carries out the laws
- A refusal by the president to sign a bill
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- A _____ tax was a special tax that had to be paid in order to vote.
- Keeping things or people separate
- Testifying against oneself is called self-_____.
- The power of the government to take private property for public use is called _____ domain.
- The words "We the People" in the Preamble reflect the principle of popular _____.
- The right to vote
- A _____ government is a system in which government powers are carefully spelled out to prevent government from becoming too powerful.
- In the system of checks and balances, the powers of government are balanced among different branches so that each branch can check, or _____, the power of the other branches.
- The rights guaranteed to all U.S. citizens are called _____ rights.
- Money or property an accused person gives a court to hold as a guarantee that he or she will appear for trial
- When one group is treated differently than another
- Powers set aside by the U.S. Constitution for the states or for the people.
- The division between religion and government is called the _____ of church and state.
- The beginning of the U.S. Constitution, which describes its purposes
28 Clues: Cancel • The right to vote • Keeping things or people separate • The lawmaking branch of government • A written change to the Constitution • A refusal by the president to sign a bill • Testifying against oneself is called self-_____. • When one group is treated differently than another • The branch of government that carries out the laws • ...
Unit 3 Crossword Review 2023-09-29
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- Cancel
- The lawmaking branch of government
- The power of the U.S. Supreme Court to determine if a law passed by Congress or a presidential action is in accord with the Constitution is called judicial _____.
- The fair application of the law to one's case is called due _____ of law.
- The branch of government that interprets the laws and punishes lawbreakers
- The distribution of political power among the branches of government is called _____ of powers.
- A written change to the Constitution
- The leaders of the executive departments, who also act as advisers to the president
- _____ rule is a system in which the decision of more than half the people is accepted by all.
- Powers shared by the federal government and the states.
- The first 10 amendments to the U.S. Constitution, which set forth basic rights guaranteed to all Americans is called the Bill of _____.
- Powers given to the federal government by the Constitution.
- The branch of government that carries out the laws
- A refusal by the president to sign a bill
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- A _____ tax was a special tax that had to be paid in order to vote.
- Keeping things or people separate
- Testifying against oneself is called self-_____.
- The power of the government to take private property for public use is called _____ domain.
- The words "We the People" in the Preamble reflect the principle of popular _____.
- The right to vote
- A _____ government is a system in which government powers are carefully spelled out to prevent government from becoming too powerful.
- In the system of checks and balances, the powers of government are balanced among different branches so that each branch can check, or _____, the power of the other branches.
- The rights guaranteed to all U.S. citizens are called _____ rights.
- Money or property an accused person gives a court to hold as a guarantee that he or she will appear for trial
- When one group is treated differently than another
- Powers set aside by the U.S. Constitution for the states or for the people.
- The division between religion and government is called the _____ of church and state.
- The beginning of the U.S. Constitution, which describes its purposes
28 Clues: Cancel • The right to vote • Keeping things or people separate • The lawmaking branch of government • A written change to the Constitution • A refusal by the president to sign a bill • Testifying against oneself is called self-_____. • When one group is treated differently than another • The branch of government that carries out the laws • ...
Influentials 2024-06-13
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- Environmentalist known for founding the Sierra Club
- British Prime Minister during WWII
- Tech visionary who co-founded Apple
- Organization aimed at international peacekeeping
- Astronaut who was the first man to walk on the moon
- Influential social media platform for short videos
- Civil rights leader who delivered the 'I Have a Dream' speech
- The highest governing body of the Catholic Church
- Influential artist known for the 'Mona Lisa'
- Nonprofit organization founded by Bill Gates
- The Queen of Pop
- Facebook co-founder and CEO
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- Movement for women's rights to vote
- Famous for the theory of relativity
- Pioneering nurse known as 'The Lady with the Lamp'
- Social media influencer with millions of followers on Instagram
- Journalist known for 'The Diary of a Young Girl'
- Author of 'Harry Potter'
- Youngest Nobel Prize laureate
- First African-American President of the USA
20 Clues: The Queen of Pop • Author of 'Harry Potter' • Facebook co-founder and CEO • Youngest Nobel Prize laureate • British Prime Minister during WWII • Movement for women's rights to vote • Tech visionary who co-founded Apple • Famous for the theory of relativity • First African-American President of the USA • Influential artist known for the 'Mona Lisa' • ...
Social Studies Unit 2 Review 2023-09-07
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- This person wrote the Declaration of Independence in 1776
- The federal government has ____ power under the US Constitution than it did under the Articles of Confederation
- The _____-Fifths Compromise determined how slaves would be calculated during the census (population count)
- This group of people did not want the Constitution because they thought it would give the federal government too much power; they believed that if the Constitution were to pass, you would need a bill of rights
- The Articles of ______ were the US's first constitution
- ____ out of 13 states needed to vote "yes" for a bill to pass under the Articles of Confederation
- The federal government has the ability to tax under this document; it didn't have this power under the Articles of Confederation
- The United States gained its independence from them (a nationality)
- Both the Articles of Confederation and the ______ Plan during the Constitutional Convention called for 1 house in the legislature with equal number of representatives from each state
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- This group of people wanted the Constitution to pass because they wanted the federal government to have more power than before. They didn't think a bill of rights would be necessary
- Both Jefferson and this philosopher believed in natural rights and the right to overthrow the government if it violates people's liberty
- Paul Revere's artistic portrayal of the Boston ______ angered American colonists
- This state's plan called for 2 houses in the legislature but with both houses granting the number of representatives to each state proportionally to their population sizes
- This person wrote the US Constitution. He wrote the Virginia Plan as part of his rough draft but it was rejected.
- This system does not give all the power to the federal government but reserves some power to the states, etc.
- This state offered the solution that ultimately passed: 2 houses in the legislature; 1 based on population size, the other with equal representation
- This branch had 1 house under the Articles of Confederation but has two houses under today's Constitution
- Numerous laws passed by the British Parliament after 1763 angered colonists because of ______ without representation
- The Articles of Confederation needed ______ agreement for it to be changed
- A rebellion of mostly _____ that lasted several months exposed weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation
20 Clues: The Articles of ______ were the US's first constitution • This person wrote the Declaration of Independence in 1776 • The United States gained its independence from them (a nationality) • The Articles of Confederation needed ______ agreement for it to be changed • Paul Revere's artistic portrayal of the Boston ______ angered American colonists • ...
Law Day 2025-05-01
The Canadian Law System 2021-09-27
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- If an offender wanted to make up for criminal actions against a victim, they may be organized to help them with taks, meet with them, clean for them, etc. This approach to justice is known as ________ _______.
- Once a bill is passed by the House of Commons, it must be approved by the ______.
- If a referendum were to occur, it must be approved by the House of Commons and have a clear majority. These rules are outlined by the ______ ___.
- The Criminal Law Amendment Act in 1968 contained various different changes on several diverse and individual topics, because of this, the bill was referred to as an ______ ____.
- The process in which Mary May Simon, the Governor General of Canada, must approve a bill before it becomes law.
- A prisoner released with 16 months remaining on their sentence may be asked to remain on _____ for 2 years.
- If a legislation was proposed, it would be called this before it is approved to be a law.
- It’s the judges job to uphold, interpret, and apply the ___.
- A code that outlines criminal offences and procedures in Canada.
- This bill of rights in our constitution ensures our basic rights and freedoms.
- In British Columbia, this is the highest court you could appeal to at the provincial level.
- If a 15 year old commited a crime, they’d receive fair judgement separate from the adult system, this is because of the _____ ________ _______ ___.
- A town sets their own local rules around construction and parking, the regulations they set are called ______.
- If you go to court and disagree with the decision, you can appeal it to a higher court, this is the final/highest court you would be able to appeal to in Canada.
- If two individuals or groups ran into a dispute over property, it would be dealt with by this legal system.
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- This branch of government acts independently to prevent any form of bias.
- In British Columbia, if you disagree with the provincial court decision, you can appeal to this court.
- Canada is a Constitutional Monarchy, meaning even the Monarch must abide by the country’s ____________.
- Programs are set up all around Canada to help the belief that inmates be brought back as useful citizens, this ideology is also known as ______________.
- The court is allowed to look back on previous cases to make decisions because of this law system.
- Even if the government and law makers broke the law, this rule ensures that they will be treated and punished by it as equally as everyone else in Canada.
- This clause was used by Quebec to pass Bill 101 and make French their official language.
- If an MP in the House of Commons that didn’t represent the executive branch of government wanted to propose law, the bill would be called this.
- If you're caught committing a minor crime, you may receive months of _________ instead of jail, where you must follow certain rules.
- The Court of BC, The Court of Alberta, The Court of Saskatchewan. These are all examples of _______ _____.
25 Clues: It’s the judges job to uphold, interpret, and apply the ___. • A code that outlines criminal offences and procedures in Canada. • This branch of government acts independently to prevent any form of bias. • This bill of rights in our constitution ensures our basic rights and freedoms. • ...
Unit 3 Crossword Review 2023-09-29
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- The lawmaking branch of government
- The power of the U.S. Supreme Court to determine if a law passed by Congress or a presidential action is in accord with the Constitution is called judicial _____.
- The fair application of the law to one's case is called due _____ of law.
- The branch of government that interprets the laws and punishes lawbreakers
- The distribution of political power among the branches of government is called _____ of powers.
- A written change to the Constitution
- The leaders of the executive departments, who also act as advisers to the president
- _____ rule is a system in which the decision of more than half the people is accepted by all.
- Powers shared by the federal government and the states.
- The first 10 amendments to the U.S. Constitution, which set forth basic rights guaranteed to all Americans is called the Bill of _____.
- Powers given to the federal government by the Constitution.
- The branch of government that carries out the laws
- A refusal by the president to sign a bill
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- A _____ tax was a special tax that had to be paid in order to vote.
- Keeping things or people separate
- Testifying against oneself is called self-_____.
- The power of the government to take private property for public use is called _____ domain.
- The words "We the People" in the Preamble reflect the principle of popular _____.
- The right to vote
- A _____ government is a system in which government powers are carefully spelled out to prevent government from becoming too powerful.
- In the system of checks and balances, the powers of government are balanced among different branches so that each branch can check, or _____, the power of the other branches.
- The rights guaranteed to all U.S. citizens are called _____ rights.
- Money or property an accused person gives a court to hold as a guarantee that he or she will appear for trial
- When one group is treated differently than another
- Powers set aside by the U.S. Constitution for the states or for the people.
- The division between religion and government is called the _____ of church and state.
- The beginning of the U.S. Constitution, which describes its purposes
28 Clues: Cancel • The right to vote • Keeping things or people separate • The lawmaking branch of government • A written change to the Constitution • A refusal by the president to sign a bill • Testifying against oneself is called self-_____. • When one group is treated differently than another • The branch of government that carries out the laws • ...
unit 4# newspaper crossword 2025-02-26
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- This branch enforces laws
- This branch makes the laws
- Document singed in 1787 stating rights
- The Bill of ________ protected single rights
- These people wanted the articles of confederation to stay
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- What gave states voting based on population?
- Who lead the US in the revolutionary war?
- What gave fair power in congress to states?
- Who was the king keeping the US in a tyranny?
- Who was the leader in the famous rebellion against the Articles of Confederation?
10 Clues: This branch enforces laws • This branch makes the laws • Document singed in 1787 stating rights • Who lead the US in the revolutionary war? • What gave fair power in congress to states? • What gave states voting based on population? • The Bill of ________ protected single rights • Who was the king keeping the US in a tyranny? • ...
Mikey's Bill of rights crossword puzzle 2024-09-05
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- an amount of bail ordered to be posted by an accused defendant Witch is much more than necessary
- You can not be charged with the same crime twice
- Amendment Have the right to remain silent
- a military force that engages in rebel and terrorist activities
- Amendment If a tattoo artist spells something wrong its a civil law suit
- to encroach upon in a way that violates law or the rights of another
- Amendment A soldier needs permission to enter your house
- Amendment Police need a warrant to enter your home
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- Amendment The right to own a gun
- Amendment Religion Assemble Petition Press
- a formal written request to a court
- Amendment The states can make laws too
- Amendment We have more rights out of the constitution
- Amendment The accused has the right for a speedy and public trial
- Amendment You have the right not to be tortured for a punishment
15 Clues: Amendment The right to own a gun • a formal written request to a court • Amendment The states can make laws too • Amendment Have the right to remain silent • Amendment Religion Assemble Petition Press • You can not be charged with the same crime twice • Amendment Police need a warrant to enter your home • Amendment We have more rights out of the constitution • ...
