bill of rights Crossword Puzzles
The 10th Amendment 2016-10-16
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- House executive department of the us government
- most important town or city in region
- relationship between federal and state government
- power the capacity of a state to regulate behaviors and enforce order
- amendment reserved powers
- make legally null and void
- system of rules
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- person to represent others
- governing body of a nation
- a legally recognized subject
- a body of federal principles
- constitutional right to reject a proposal
- Economic contribution to the state
- of rights rise 10 amendments in the us constitution
14 Clues: system of rules • amendment reserved powers • person to represent others • governing body of a nation • make legally null and void • a legally recognized subject • a body of federal principles • Economic contribution to the state • most important town or city in region • constitutional right to reject a proposal • House executive department of the us government • ...
Slavernij 2013-04-22
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- King kreeg de Nobelprijs voor ...
- zoveelste amendement om slavernij af te schaffen
- plaats van King's speech
- laatste staat met slavernij
- Bill of ...
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- president die betere burgerrechten beloofde
- aantal amendementen
- voornaam van Lincoln
- afkorting van het eerste comité van King
- schrijver van I have a dream
- schrijver van A house divided
- afkorting van King's organisatie
12 Clues: Bill of ... • aantal amendementen • voornaam van Lincoln • plaats van King's speech • laatste staat met slavernij • schrijver van I have a dream • schrijver van A house divided • afkorting van King's organisatie • King kreeg de Nobelprijs voor ... • afkorting van het eerste comité van King • president die betere burgerrechten beloofde • ...
Essential vocabulary 2024-01-31
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- the teameates represented by their team captain
- deny
- a club formed to achieve a goal
- Up Stairs
- Jim crow
- Elephant or donkey
- U.S head count
- a rule creator
- Overule
- Public Belief
- Rosie the Riviter
- trump almost
- Leader of the basement
- 2 rule creator groups
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- king of the upstairs
- Down stairs
- Fair
- 12th graders decide
- Middle Man
- Splitting a farm with your brother and taking all the parts with good soil
- a rule before neccecary approval
- Sharpe James
- the outnumbered's rights
- 47 upstairsmen
- A tool that can be used to expose
25 Clues: Fair • deny • Overule • Jim crow • Up Stairs • Middle Man • Down stairs • trump almost • Sharpe James • Public Belief • U.S head count • a rule creator • 47 upstairsmen • Rosie the Riviter • Elephant or donkey • 12th graders decide • king of the upstairs • 2 rule creator groups • Leader of the basement • the outnumbered's rights • a club formed to achieve a goal • a rule before neccecary approval • ...
civics 2021-10-11
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- of rights, first 10 amendments of the constitution
- a government in which one person rules with absolute power
- the beginning of the Constitution which describes it's purpose
- a legal member of a country
- powers, powers given to the federal government by the Constitution
- a written plan of government
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- branch of the government that makes the laws
- a legal process by which aliens become citizens
- branch of the government that interprets laws
- and balances, a system in which the powers of the government are balanced among different branches so that each branch can check or limit the power of the other branches.
- in chief, the President of the United States
- branch of the government that carries out the laws
- a refusal by the president or a governor to sign a bill
13 Clues: a legal member of a country • a written plan of government • branch of the government that makes the laws • in chief, the President of the United States • branch of the government that interprets laws • a legal process by which aliens become citizens • of rights, first 10 amendments of the constitution • branch of the government that carries out the laws • ...
New England Colonies crossword 2024-02-05
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- a theory about a nations economic strength.
- a nickname for new England peoples
- publishing a statement that can hurt a person reputation
- movement that brought Mary and William to the throne
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- a document that guarantied rights for English citizens
- A school ran by women in their homes
- people who have the power to make laws
- the highest social class
- a trade route
- a combination of English and west African language
10 Clues: a trade route • the highest social class • a nickname for new England peoples • A school ran by women in their homes • people who have the power to make laws • a theory about a nations economic strength. • a combination of English and west African language • movement that brought Mary and William to the throne • a document that guarantied rights for English citizens • ...
WHII.6 2019-10-29
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- (Monarch) government where one person holds total control over the nation and its citizens
- the art and music rooted in Western traditions
- trial in which one is judged by their peers
- observing and taking note of what occurs in an experiment or event
- (Revolution) events fueled by the ideas of the Enlightenment and personal rights
- the time period when ideas about the rights of citizens and how government should operate were changing
- (of Church and State) idea that government and religion should be separate
- the sun-centered theory of the universe
- one that exercises supreme authority within a limited sphere
- paintings of individuals and family
- someone who studied fundamental concepts
- the idea that Parliament had certain powers that the King could not deny
- devotion to a religion
- (of Terror) 13 month period of executions
- (of the Governed) government works because its citizens have allowed it to rule over them
- long books made for leisure
- Bill of Rights that established the rights of British citizens and the powers of the crown and Parliament
- the elliptical theory of how the planets orbit the sun
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- allowing the practice of religions other than your own
- how an experiment should be set and conducted so that the results can be verified
- to bring back or renew
- the belief that God placed the person on the throne
- to adopt characteristics of Western Europe
- (Revolution) the event in which France overthrew its monarchy
- to place the power in the hands of an individual or small group
- a person who writes music
- a style characterized by emotion
- document signed by King John that limited the crown from usurping certain British rights
- of Versailles seat of power for France, constructed by Louis XIV
- law that is the same for all citizens within the country
30 Clues: to bring back or renew • devotion to a religion • a person who writes music • long books made for leisure • a style characterized by emotion • paintings of individuals and family • the sun-centered theory of the universe • someone who studied fundamental concepts • (of Terror) 13 month period of executions • to adopt characteristics of Western Europe • ...
Chapter 2 Test Review 2024-03-15
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- Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness
- English philosopher who came up with natural rights
- This document was written to justify the American Revolution against the British
- Author who wrote the most Federalist Papers
- Building the Declaration of Independence was written in
- Chief author of the Declaration of Independence
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- Came up with social contract theory
- Five were killed when Redcoats fired into an angry mob
- Most important law passed by Congress under the Articles
- Didn't go to the Convention because he smelled a rat
- Papers written to support the ratification of the Constitution
- This event proved how weak the Articles of Confederation were
- Limited powers came from this document
- Life, liberty, property
- Anti-Federalist, helped write the Anti-Federalist Papers. Didn't sign the Constitution because it had no Bill of Rights
- Room that the Declaration of Independence was written in
16 Clues: Life, liberty, property • Came up with social contract theory • Limited powers came from this document • Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness • Author who wrote the most Federalist Papers • Chief author of the Declaration of Independence • English philosopher who came up with natural rights • Didn't go to the Convention because he smelled a rat • ...
Constitutional Convention 2023-09-12
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- ________ Papers: A collection of essays published to persuade the ratification of the proposed constitution
- ________ Sovereignty: A founding principle of the U.S. government that functioned on the basis that the people should control the government and not the other way around
- The ________ Compromise: The agreement to adopt both plans regarding the representation of states within the government by creating a bicameral legislature
- A system of government that divides power between national and state governments
- A group that were proponents of the Bill of Rights because they feared a strong central government
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- First 10 amendments to the Constitution
- An addition to the constitution
- ________ Plan: A proposal calling for representation to be based on the population of each state (“large state plan”)
- A group that opposed the Bill of Rights because they believed the addition of certain powers meant the limiting of overall liberties
- ________ Plan: A proposal calling for equal representation regardless of state population (“small state plan”)
10 Clues: An addition to the constitution • First 10 amendments to the Constitution • A system of government that divides power between national and state governments • A group that were proponents of the Bill of Rights because they feared a strong central government • ...
government 2023-05-23
Across
- what caused the end of the articles of confederation
- we have in the US
- Has a trunk
- the idea that is the cornerstone of representation in our government is based on what?
- Likes to chase mice
- antifederalists belived what was needed to create a new constitution
- without a strong national government the federalists were concerned that this would happen
- the purpose of the bill of rights is to protect rights of individual liberty and..
- the way the state maintains social order, enacts laws, provides public services is called what?
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- what did farmers believe what was needed to create a new constitution
- Large marsupial
- Flying mammal
- document that suggested the legislative branch have a house of representatives and a senate?
- the first ten amendments are called what?
- Man's best friend
- this type of government divides power between state,national,and local
16 Clues: Has a trunk • Flying mammal • Large marsupial • we have in the US • Man's best friend • Likes to chase mice • the first ten amendments are called what? • what caused the end of the articles of confederation • antifederalists belived what was needed to create a new constitution • what did farmers believe what was needed to create a new constitution • ...
Chapter Two Crossword 2024-03-19
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- The pen name used in the Federalist Papers
- First written document to say that the King and his government were not above the law
- The supreme law of the land
- The "____" Compact self-colonial plan signed by the Pilgrims in 1620
- The state the Federalist papers were written for
- Article "____" states the name of the 13 colonies as the US
- Governed the 13 colonies
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- Official approval of a constitution or treaty
- The first state to ratify the Constitution
- Part of the Declaration of Independenceance that states why it was written
- Shays Rebellion took place in "_____" Massachusetts
- The number of Federalist papers written
- The president of the Continental Congress
- Henry The person who didn't come because he "smelled a rat"
- People who wanted a Bill of Rights to be added to the Constitution
- English Philosopher who believed in natural rights
16 Clues: Governed the 13 colonies • The supreme law of the land • The number of Federalist papers written • The president of the Continental Congress • The first state to ratify the Constitution • The pen name used in the Federalist Papers • Official approval of a constitution or treaty • The state the Federalist papers were written for • ...
The Constitution and the Bill of Rights 2025-11-19
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- He came out of retirement to lead the Constitutional Convention.
- The Bill of ______________ refers to the first ten amendments to the Constitution
- Americans wanted a government that was strong but ___________.
- The First Amendment guarantees freedom of speech, _______________, press, and assembly.
- This amendment states that you don't have to testify in court if you don't want to.
- He took careful notes during the discussions and is credited with writing the Constitution.
- At age 81 he was the oldest member of the Convention
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- The House of _________________ is based on the population of each state
- Roger Sherman proposed a ________________ that would be good for the large and small states.
- Each state gets two of these.
- Beginning in May 1787 the Constitutional Convention met here.
- This is the branch where laws are made
- These people advise the President but they must be approved by the Senate.
- The executive branch is led by this person.
- This amendment makes it legal to own a weapon.
- This branch is led by the Supreme Court
16 Clues: Each state gets two of these. • This is the branch where laws are made • This branch is led by the Supreme Court • The executive branch is led by this person. • This amendment makes it legal to own a weapon. • At age 81 he was the oldest member of the Convention • Beginning in May 1787 the Constitutional Convention met here. • ...
Government Final Exam Crossword #1 2026-01-12
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- Process of adding the Bill of Rights to state laws
- Presidential action that has the power of law but does not need to be approved by Congress
- Voting as constituents want
- Voting as a political party wants
- Granted reserved powers to the states
- Group of people who want to influence policy by winning elections
- Unicameral government plan based on equality
- The group that elects the President
- Event that showed the Articles were too weak
- Tax where everyone pays the same percentage
- Gave women the right to vote
- Actions the government can take to manipulate the economy
- Using ones own opinions in making court decisions
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- Presidential role where he is the symbol of the USA
- Group of people who want to influence policy with lobbying
- Rejection of a law by the President
- Redrawing districts to favor one party over another
- Election held to determine a candidate for a General election
- Part of the Constitution that grants states rights and responsibilities
- Limits the President to 2 terms
- The Chief executive of a state
- First government of the United States that failed as it was too weak
- Says the government cannot tell you how best to worship
- Voting as one sees fit
- 1848 meeting of women to protest a lack of political rights
25 Clues: Voting as one sees fit • Voting as constituents want • Gave women the right to vote • The Chief executive of a state • Limits the President to 2 terms • Voting as a political party wants • Rejection of a law by the President • The group that elects the President • Granted reserved powers to the states • Tax where everyone pays the same percentage • ...
Arnav Desai's Constitution Crossword 2026-03-21
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- ________ delegates meet over the summer to rewrite the articles.
- There are______ justices in the supreme court.
- In the Articles each state got_____vote in Congress.
- The president can_____ or reject a bill.
- A_________ in a set of basic rules for government.
- The Great__________ gave each state two representatives in the Senate and proportional representation in the House of Representatives.
- The second amendment states that we have the right to bear________.
- The eight states that a punishment cannot be______ and________.
- The Virginia Plan had______ branches.
- The constitution has only been_____________ twenty-seven times.
- The____ of rights with the first ten amendments list some of our individual rights.
- The president gets______ ______ -year terms at most.
- They elected George_________ to be in charge of it because he was the most trusted.
- There is a total of 435 seats in the_______ of representative.
- Each state had its_____money.
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- Things came to a head in 1785 when a group of farmers revolted against the government in this revolt.
- The________ sets out the goals of the constitution.
- Our first constitution was the ________ of _________.
- James Madison had a proposal to get rid of the articles and make a whole new ___________.
- We_______ leaders to represent our government.
- The three branches of government are the legislative, executive, and__________.
- The_____ amendment states that we have the freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition.
- The_____ says that they did not list every right, so just because you don’t see it doesn’t mean it is not a right.
- The fifth states that someone is____ until proven guilty.
- The Articles of Confederation was too_____ so they had to create a new one.
25 Clues: Each state had its_____money. • The Virginia Plan had______ branches. • The president can_____ or reject a bill. • There are______ justices in the supreme court. • We_______ leaders to represent our government. • A_________ in a set of basic rules for government. • The________ sets out the goals of the constitution. • ...
The 13 Colonies Crossword 2015-09-28
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- Colonies that were run by a government’s grant of rights.
- Colonies that had great farming and lots of slaves.
- Slaves ran these very large farms.
- The Bill of Rights was given to the king during this time.
- The highest legislature of England.
- A return to strong religious beliefs.
- A house in parliament for lesser rulers.
- Large groups of cities that settlers lived in.
- Colonies that had a mixed climate and lots of freedom.
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- A house in parliament for the supreme rulers.
- Colonies that were run by the owner of the colony.
- A harsh slave shipment from Africa to America.
- A trading system that traded between Africa, England, and America.
- This made any trade from the colonies pass through England first.
- A mostly unsuccessful attempt at a set of laws.
- Colonies that were run by england.
- Colonies that were mountainous and had harsh winters.
- A set of rules that slaves had to follow.
- A plant grown for the sole purpose of selling/trading it.
- A system that made users import more than they exported.
20 Clues: Slaves ran these very large farms. • Colonies that were run by england. • The highest legislature of England. • A return to strong religious beliefs. • A house in parliament for lesser rulers. • A set of rules that slaves had to follow. • A house in parliament for the supreme rulers. • A harsh slave shipment from Africa to America. • ...
Constitution Crossword 2024-12-09
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- Congress
- gave Englishmen basic rights and freedoms
- stated freedom for religious freedoms
- the president
- executive branch
- the rule book and document for U.S. government
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- people elect officeholders to conduct government on their behalf
- served as a model for the Bill of Right
- stated grievances against King & powers of people
- Supreme Court
- introduction of the U.S. constitution
- complaints
- two parts of the government
- people are the source of all government power
- an official change or addition
- approve
- all are bound by the law even those who govern
- government government does not have all the power-limited
- government where the people rule
- legislative branch
20 Clues: approve • Congress • complaints • Supreme Court • the president • executive branch • legislative branch • two parts of the government • an official change or addition • government where the people rule • introduction of the U.S. constitution • stated freedom for religious freedoms • served as a model for the Bill of Right • gave Englishmen basic rights and freedoms • ...
US History 1st Semester 2024-12-18
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- first English colony in America
- Ben Franklin's plan of union during FR/IN War
- president rejecting a bill
- author of Declaration of Independence
- the captain of the British troops in Boston Massacre
- the plan for Constitution that benefited larger states
- the final battle of Revolutionary War
- the John that married Pocahontas
- the Treaty of _______ ended the Revolution
- a "tasty" rebellion that burned down Jamestown
- Resolution in Declaration beginning w/ "resolved"
- "Don't fire until you see the whites of their ____!"
- super religious group in 1600s Massachusetts
- not North Carolina, but _____________
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- third amendment: no ____ soldiers
- Battle that was turning point of Revolutionary War
- the "lost" colony
- Need to use bathroom? Fill out a ______.
- leader of the "Separatists" in Massachusetts
- president that signed 1965 Voting Rights Act
- VA governor that deployed young Washington
- also known as "Separatists," made a compact
- early vaccination method at Valley Forge
- Selma motto: "We Shall _________"
- John _____, a leader of Selma voting rights march
- "These are the times that try men's _____."
26 Clues: the "lost" colony • president rejecting a bill • first English colony in America • the John that married Pocahontas • third amendment: no ____ soldiers • Selma motto: "We Shall _________" • author of Declaration of Independence • the final battle of Revolutionary War • not North Carolina, but _____________ • Need to use bathroom? Fill out a ______. • ...
Government Ch. 2 Vocab 2023-09-07
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- A meeting of colonial delegates in Philadelphia to decide how to respond to the abuses of authority by the British Gov't.
- Three fifths of the state's slaves would be counted towards the population.
- Alliance of Native American Tribes to end wars between the nations and to stand against the European takeover.
- A declaration of citizens' rights issued by the Virginia Convention.
- Carta "Great Charter" that limited government and shifted it from "rule of man" to "rule of law"
- Law passed by parliament that required a government tax stamp on paper goods and all legal documents such as contracts and licenses.
- Colonies directly controlled by the King, through an appointed governor.
- Document that stated that English monarchs would no longer be able to enact laws, raise taxes, or keep an army without Parliament's consent.
- Revolt to prevent judges from foreclosing on the farms of farmers who could not pay taxes the state had issued.
- First plan for uniting the colonies.
- Alias of those who wrote the Federalist Papers
- Supporters of the Constitution.
- Congress' plan for settling the Northwest Territory.
- Colonies based on a grant of land by the Crown to a company or a group of settlers.
- First 10 amendments to the constitution that protect individual liberties.
- To formally approve.
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- Meeting of colonial delegates where a plan was set in place to raise an army against the British.
- Document that limited a monarch's power.
- Framework of laws that put limits on the power of government and gave all free men the right to choose judges.
- Colony that was based on a grant of land by the English monarch to an owner, in exchange for yearly payment.
- Proposal to create a unicameral legislature with equal representation of states instead of representation by population.
- Essays defending and promoting the Constitution.
- Alliance Formed to defend from threats posed by Native Americans, and by settlers from nearby Dutch colonies.
- Those who opposed the Constitution.
- Delegates to the Constitutional Convention.
- Two chamber legislature
- The nation's first constitution.
- Agreement that established that a state's population would determine its representation in the lower house of legislature, while each state would have equal representation in the upper house.
28 Clues: To formally approve. • Two chamber legislature • Supporters of the Constitution. • The nation's first constitution. • Those who opposed the Constitution. • First plan for uniting the colonies. • Document that limited a monarch's power. • Delegates to the Constitutional Convention. • Alias of those who wrote the Federalist Papers • ...
EOC Review 1 2024-03-27
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- A classical society that the founding fathers modeled much of the US government after
- You cannot be forced to join a union. The conflict between more job opportunities v. decreased wages
- The results of an action that differ from the expected outcome. Can be positive or negative
- "Large state" proposal for the new constitution, calling for proportional representation in both houses of a bicameral Congress.
- The main job of the Judicial Branch
- An interest group that lobbies to protect retired people in the United States
- Meeting in 1787 of the elected representatives of the thirteen original states to write the Constitution of the United States.
- Also know as the necessary and proper clause, this part of the constitution created he implied powers
- Make Laws, Enforce Law, Interpret Laws
- The name for the period of time between the 18th and 21st amendments
- The part of the constitution dealing with the judicial branch
- The percentage of the voting-eligible population who actually votes in an election
- A written list of protected rights from James Madison's home state that served as the model for the US Bill of Rights
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- Determineing Elligiblity, Primaries and Caucuses, National Convention, General Election, Electoral College Vote, Inauguration
- The actions the government chooses to do or not do about a particular issue or problem.
- The economic policies of the former US president Ronald Reagan, associated especially with the reduction of taxes and the promotion of unrestricted free-market activity.
- Lack of executive and judiciary, Could not tax, Could not enforce laws, Unanimous vote needed to amend, 9 out of 13 votes needed to write a law
- An interest group that lobbies to protect gun rights in the US
- The number of electors Missouri has
- determined that three out of every five slaves and other persons was counted when determining a state’s total population for legislative representation and taxation. Before the Civil War, the Three-Fifths Compromise gave a disproportionate representation of slave states in the House of Representatives.
- The length of a term for a Supreme Court justice
- The leader of this group has the title of Chief, their rulings can be described using terms like activism or restraint
- Founding father who refused to sign the Constitution and fought against its ratification because it did not include a bill of rights
- The first 10 amendments to the Constitution
24 Clues: The main job of the Judicial Branch • The number of electors Missouri has • Make Laws, Enforce Law, Interpret Laws • The first 10 amendments to the Constitution • The length of a term for a Supreme Court justice • The part of the constitution dealing with the judicial branch • An interest group that lobbies to protect gun rights in the US • ...
Daniel Kuder - U.S. Constution 2023-01-18
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- Role of the legislative branch, and it can be a member of the house or the senate.
- in the judicial branch has nine members that can have the job for life.
- James Madison a federalist writer creating federalist No. 10, and proposed the 3/5 compromise, “the father of the constitution”.
- The Great compromise to protect the smaller states against the bigger states, creates the 3 branches of government.
- the plan of Virginia was drafted by James Madison, called for a strong national government that gives roles to parts of our government and how it works.
- decided that slaves would be counted as 3-5 of a person in the house of representatives.
- the president, carries out the law, one term is four years, presidents can serve up to two terms.
- were against the constitution and for the bill of rights and thought the president had too much power like a king.
- in the executive branch needs a majority of the votes to win the electoral college.
- The compromise of whether a state's representation can be represented by population.
- The first ten amendments, and give the citizens basic rights and give the states power,
- Role of the Judicial branch, they can make changes to the amendments with five or more votes.
- George Washington 1st president of the united states federalist
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- part of the congress, but votes are based on a state's population, a total of 435.
- checks can cancel the actions of another branch, balances give the three branches power.
- were in favor of the constitution and not the bill of rights
- shut down the courthouse because they didn't want to lose their farms, but the rebellion was put down in 1887.
- the supreme court, interprets the law, judges can serve in court for life.
- Congress makes the laws, made out of the house of representatives and the senate.
- Role of the executive branch
- Decides what rights the citizens in that state have and gives the people the ability to control the government.
- Thomas Jefferson anti federalist
- makes the laws part of the legislative branch
- is counted every 10 years and the constitution calls for a census which is a count of population, Is used for giving representatives to states the the house of representatives.
- Part of congress, but all states have 2 votes each, a total of 100.
25 Clues: Role of the executive branch • Thomas Jefferson anti federalist • makes the laws part of the legislative branch • were in favor of the constitution and not the bill of rights • George Washington 1st president of the united states federalist • Part of congress, but all states have 2 votes each, a total of 100. • ...
Shayna M. ~ AP Gov 2021-01-14
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- 2 chamber
- when a bill gets 'red penned'
- 60 senators agree to stop a filibuster
- meeting to talk strategy / delay
- 218 people sign this to get a bill straight to congress
- 100 of these
- representatives from different districts
- senate can use this to do other things while there is a filibuster
- already having the position you are running for
- not a bill but a(n)
- vote for senators directly
- bill with lots of riders
- district where incumbents win my large margins
- when you talk a bill to death
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- 218 reps. are called
- the group with the legislative advantage
- who can't introduce a bill
- the Ways and Means committee deals with these
- box on a reps. desk
- provision added to a piece of legislation that is not germane to the bill’s purpose
- Presiding officer
21 Clues: 2 chamber • 100 of these • Presiding officer • box on a reps. desk • not a bill but a(n) • 218 reps. are called • bill with lots of riders • who can't introduce a bill • vote for senators directly • when a bill gets 'red penned' • when you talk a bill to death • meeting to talk strategy / delay • 60 senators agree to stop a filibuster • the group with the legislative advantage • ...
The 13 Colonies Crossword 2015-09-28
Across
- Large groups of cities that settlers lived in.
- A house in parliament for the supreme rulers.
- The Bill of Rights was given to the king during this time.
- A return to strong religious beliefs.
- The highest legislature of England.
- Colonies that were run by a government’s grant of rights.
- A harsh slave shipment from Africa to America.
- Colonies that had great farming and lots of slaves.
- A mostly unsuccessful attempt at a set of laws.
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- A set of rules that slaves had to follow.
- A plant grown for the sole purpose of selling/trading it.
- Colonies that were run by england.
- Colonies that had a mixed climate and lots of freedom.
- A house in parliament for lesser rulers.
- Colonies that were mountainous and had harsh winters.
- This made any trade from the colonies pass through England first.
- Slaves ran these very large farms.
- A trading system that traded between Africa, England, and America.
- Colonies that were run by the owner of the colony.
- A system that made users import more than they exported.
20 Clues: Colonies that were run by england. • Slaves ran these very large farms. • The highest legislature of England. • A return to strong religious beliefs. • A house in parliament for lesser rulers. • A set of rules that slaves had to follow. • A house in parliament for the supreme rulers. • Large groups of cities that settlers lived in. • ...
Quarter 4 Vocabulary Words 2025-03-23
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- Document that outlined the first form of government for the new United States; Created a weak central government
- Official Approval or acceptance of a document; 9 out of 13 states were needed to ratify the Constitution
- Compromise made to determine how slaves would be counted in the population for representation; every 5 slaves would equal 3 people in the population count
- The government is limited to the powers given by the Constitution
- The first 10 amendments of the Constitution
- Solved the issue of representation between large and small states by creating a bicameral Congress
- Government is divided into three branches that all have oversight over each other
- Sharing power between the national and state governments
- proposal favored by large states; representation would be based on population
- 2 chambers/houses
- Interprets the laws; Judges and Court System
- proposal that was favored by small states; all states would have equal representation
- “Father of the Constitution”
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- Freedom of Religion, Assembly, Petition, Press, and Speech (RAPPS)
- People have the final say in the government
- For the Constitution; wanted a strong Central government
- A meeting in 1787 to consider changes to the Articles of Confederation; resulted in the writing of the Constitution instead
- This is the branch of government that makes the laws; Congress
- Enforces laws; President
- Against the constitution; feared a strong central government could be dangerous; Wanted a bill of Rights added to the Constitution
- People elect representatives to serve in government
- Introduction to the Constitution; Establishes the role of the government
- Personal freedoms protected by the Bill of Rights
23 Clues: 2 chambers/houses • Enforces laws; President • “Father of the Constitution” • People have the final say in the government • The first 10 amendments of the Constitution • Interprets the laws; Judges and Court System • Personal freedoms protected by the Bill of Rights • People elect representatives to serve in government • ...
Fundamentals of Government 2025-09-02
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- The President nominates a Supreme Court justice, but the Senate must approve the appointment.
- To _____ an amendment to the U.S. Constitution, 2/3 of Congress must vote for it.
- Citizens of a state vote directly on a new law about school funding.
- The phrase, “...of the people, by the people, and for the people...”, is describing the fundamental principle of.
- When an amendment is proposed to the United States Constitution, who has the power of ratification.
- When an amendment is proposed to the Virginia Constitution, who has the power of ratification.
- The U.S. Constitution is considered to be a "living document" because it.
- Citizens elect officials to make laws.
- Lists and protects individual rights and freedoms.
- Who were against ratification of the U.S. Constitution for it lacked a Bill of Rights.
- To _____ an amendment to the U.S. Constitution, 3/4 of states must vote for it.
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- A state makes a law that goes against the Constitution, so the Constitution wins.
- A student is suspended but is given a hearing to tell their side of the story.
- Congress makes laws, the President enforces them, and the courts interpret them.
- Which founding document laid the foundation for the principle limited government.
- U.S. CONSTITUTION, ARTICLE 1 “The House of Representatives shall be comprised of Members chosen every second year by the People....”
- Everyone, no matter their race or gender, has the same right to attend public school.
- The system of dividing and sharing political power between the national and state governments.
- The Magna Carta was the first written document to state the fundamental principle.
- The idea that citizens give authority for the government to operate by electing them to office is.
20 Clues: Citizens elect officials to make laws. • Lists and protects individual rights and freedoms. • Citizens of a state vote directly on a new law about school funding. • The U.S. Constitution is considered to be a "living document" because it. • A student is suspended but is given a hearing to tell their side of the story. • ...
American and English revolution 2022-02-04
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- closed the boston harbor
- installed a republican for of government and wrote the first constitution
- met and wrote the declaration of rights and grievances
- asked to overthrow james
- taxed most materials
- after cromwell death, the son of king charles i, was voted to be king.
- protect citizens rights and had to be signed
- law that gave east india company an advantage in tea business.
- thomas jefferson wrote the first draft
- in philadelphia
- british troops fire into a mob and kill five colonist.
- After James I and broke into both Charles II and James II.
- prohibited colonist from settling west
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- bloodless rebellion
- after charles i and with charles ii.
- Worked with parliament.
- became the leader of the revolutionary force trying to overthrow king charles i.
- shot heard around the world
- After Mary Stuart Queen of Scotland and Before Charles I.
- war over british expansion
- consent of the governed
- from 1642-1649 a war raged within england over the absolute rule of charles i.
- peace talks in paris
- freedom of speech and religion
- too much money spent during war
25 Clues: in philadelphia • bloodless rebellion • taxed most materials • peace talks in paris • Worked with parliament. • consent of the governed • closed the boston harbor • asked to overthrow james • war over british expansion • shot heard around the world • freedom of speech and religion • too much money spent during war • after charles i and with charles ii. • ...
Georgia's Government 2023-01-06
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- To make sure that each branch has the same amount of power
- An act that balances the powers of the legislative, executive, and judicial branch
- The name of what people can or can't do
- The branch that has the power to put plans, or laws into effect
- Georgia's main court
- The person that takes over the governor's job when they are away
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- The name of Georgia's legislative branch
- Tells the government's rights
- The leader of the House of Representatives
- The beginning of a document that tells what the document will be about
- The house that holds the supreme court
- To elect a new governor
- The branch that has the power to create a law/bill
- The first court to get a case
- Consists of a preamble and 11 articles
15 Clues: Georgia's main court • To elect a new governor • Tells the government's rights • The first court to get a case • The house that holds the supreme court • Consists of a preamble and 11 articles • The name of what people can or can't do • The name of Georgia's legislative branch • The leader of the House of Representatives • The branch that has the power to create a law/bill • ...
Reconstruction Review Crossword 2024-04-03
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- ___________ Republicans thought Lincoln was being too lenient on the South
- Amendment that granted voting rights to all men
- First African American Senator voted into office
- system put in place after the Civil War that was very similar to slavery
- laws passed in the south that limited the rights of Black Americans
- Johnson was the first president to ever be ________________
- the percent of southern voters Lincoln wants to take oath of allegiance
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- Bill drafted by Radical Republicans that called for 50% of southern voters to pledge allegiance
- Era of segregation in the US
- Amendment that officially abolished slavery
- _______________ of 1877 officially ended Reconstruction
- 18th President of the United States
- 16th President of the US
- Name used for southerners who supported the Union
- _________ Bureau helped newly freed Black Americans find housing, jobs, etc.
- Amendment that granted citizenship to anyone born in the US
- took over as President after Lincoln was assassinated
- hate group in the south that targeted & terrorized Black Americans
18 Clues: 16th President of the US • Era of segregation in the US • 18th President of the United States • Amendment that officially abolished slavery • Amendment that granted voting rights to all men • First African American Senator voted into office • Name used for southerners who supported the Union • took over as President after Lincoln was assassinated • ...
Module 6 2024-05-14
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- - of Rights -the states had ratified the _of Rights ten of the proposed amendments intended to protect citizens’ rights.
- - With 435 _, the House of Representatives is the larger congressional house.
- -The political _ with more members in each house is the majority party
- - the people who supported the Constitution took the name _
- - Virginia delegate _ Madison contributed many ideas that shaped the Constitution.
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- - Edmund Randolph of _ presented the _ plan.
- - The delegates react to an agreement, known as the Three-Fifths _ .
- -The _ has two members, or senators, per state.
- - The U.S. The Constitution balances the _ of the federal government among the legislative, executive, and judicial branches.
- - the big idea
10 Clues: - the big idea • - Edmund Randolph of _ presented the _ plan. • -The _ has two members, or senators, per state. • - the people who supported the Constitution took the name _ • - The delegates react to an agreement, known as the Three-Fifths _ . • -The political _ with more members in each house is the majority party • ...
across 2025-09-06
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- - Formal agreement between states
- - Legal freedoms of citizens
- - Place where legal cases are heard
- - Rule created by authority
- - President’s power to reject a bill
- - Process of choosing leaders by voting
- - Ability to influence or control
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- - Principle of fairness in law
- - Advisory body to the head of government
- - System of government by the people or elected representatives
- - Government’s financial plan
- - Upper chamber of the legislature
- - A course of action adopted by government
- - One who casts a ballot
- - Head of a city or municipality
15 Clues: - One who casts a ballot • - Rule created by authority • - Legal freedoms of citizens • - Government’s financial plan • - Principle of fairness in law • - Head of a city or municipality • - Formal agreement between states • - Ability to influence or control • - Upper chamber of the legislature • - Place where legal cases are heard • - President’s power to reject a bill • ...
TEST CROSSWORD REVIEW 2026-02-04
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- A population count.
- Rejection of a bill by the president.
- Primary role of the judicial branch.
- Can introduce a bill.
- Person who wrote common sense.
- Group of people that bond over language, custom, religion.
- An economic system that emphasizes freedom of choice and individual incentive.
- An economic system in which buyers and sellers make free choices in the marketplace.
- A tax on imported goods,usually reserved for regulating trade.
- To set up new district lines after reapportionment is complete.
- Term of office for representative.
- A government in which voters hold sovereign power; elected representatives responsible to the people, exercise that power.
- An economic system in which the central government directs all major economic decisions.
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- Wrote the Delcaration of Independence.
- One check the judicial branch has over the legislative.
- A person whom a member of Congress has been elected to represent.
- Explained the benefits and defended a strong federal government.
- The constitution named as president of the Senate.
- Approval of government spending.
- Two house legislature.
- Protects a person's right to remain silent and not incriminate oneself.
- Protects people's freedom of speech, press, and religion.
- A written constitution from the authorities of a society granting rights or privileges.
- Term of office for a senator.
- The power that the legislative has over the executive.
- Leader of the executive branch.
- Document the pilgrims signed in 1620's that ultimately led to the colonical plan.
- A resolution passed in the same form by both houses.
- Government in which the people rule.
- Protects people's rights to bear arms(own gun for self-defense).
- Proposes laws.
31 Clues: Proposes laws. • A population count. • Can introduce a bill. • Two house legislature. • Term of office for a senator. • Person who wrote common sense. • Leader of the executive branch. • Approval of government spending. • Term of office for representative. • Primary role of the judicial branch. • Government in which the people rule. • Rejection of a bill by the president. • ...
STAAR Review 2015-04-13
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- In an attempt to challenge anti-Cherokee law without violence, the Cherokees went here for help.
- Result of the passing of the Kansas-Nebraska Act in 1854.
- Established a form of government based on a social contract.
- Protects the accused with the right to remain silent, speedy trails, jury of peers, and protection from cruel and unusual punishment.
- Bringing the Confederate States back into the union was the priority after Lee surrendered at this court house.
- Started over British impressment of our sailors and ended by the Treaty of Ghent.
- Annexation of this state led to border disputes and the US-Mexican War.
- States like South Carolina cannot void or overrule a federal law that they think is unconstitutional.
- What era in history contained Common Sense, the 1st Continental Congress, and the Intolerable Acts
- This rebellion led the government to restructure and discard the Articles of Confederation.
- Citizens reporting to jury duty are helping uphold a constitutional right through this amendment.
- People dissenting against church doctrine and wanting separation of church and state led to the establishment of what principle.
- These turned the South into a major Cotton producer for Northern textile mills.
- Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson were the 1sr to start these due to their rivalry and differing opinions.
- Colonists hated the limits it imposed on westward expansion
- More and more open in response to new railroads
- Tenth amendment principle meaning that powers not granted to the United States by the constitution are reserved to the states and to the people.
- The cost of moving goods from this was a major effect of the opening of the Eerie Canal.
- What the south passed to limit the effects of the Civil War Amendments.
- Solution to states eager to expand, arguing over land west of the Appalachian Mountains.
- Introduction of interchangeable parts led to this.
- The Virginia Plan and the New Jersey plans help lay out representation in congress with this solution.
- This was renewed during the Era of Good Feelings.
- Democrats of 1844 called for no land to be ceded to England, making Manifest Destiny a what?
- People can open a Mosque, Jewish Synagogue, or Baptist Church in the same town due to an amendment guaranteeing person freedoms.
- Primary purpose of the American Temperance society was to decrease this consumption.
- Gave access to markets for economic development in New York, Boston, and Charlestown
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- Congress passes a bill, the president vetoes the bill, Congress overrides veto.
- Loosing a staple food crop, this prompted Irish immigrants to flee to the United States.
- Young women in 1800’s New England became employed outside the home as.
- Precedent of courts determining constitutionality of a law from Marbury vs. Madison.
- The impact of Uncle Tom’s cabin was that support grew for this movement.
- As a result of this amendment, African Americans could move elsewhere.
- One effect was women migrating from rural communities to cities seeking work.
- Tourists could visit the Elizabeth Cady Stanton House and Women’s Rights National park in this town in New York.
- This was the primary reason Catholics immigrated to Maryland.
- Patrick Henry feared this would surrender too much power to the federal government if the Constitution was ratified.
- One problem George Washington faced when he became president.
- Commanding a victory at sea, he won the Congressional Medal of Honor.
- The Father of the Bill of Rights would not ratify the Constitution without the Bill of Rights because he felt that it did not adequately protect individual rights.
- What Texas and California were both formerly a part of.
- Building roads and a transportation network helped promote this.
- Hudson River School paintings share this theme with literary works by Ralph Waldo Emerson
- 1st Continental Congress granted him Commander and General of the Army of the colonies.
- The Bessemer Steel Process allowed for these to help expand the West.
- In Lincoln’s 1st inaugural address, his words, “we must not be enemies”, was him trying to keep this intact.
- You get unalienable rights and are created equal because you are this.
47 Clues: More and more open in response to new railroads • This was renewed during the Era of Good Feelings. • Introduction of interchangeable parts led to this. • What Texas and California were both formerly a part of. • Result of the passing of the Kansas-Nebraska Act in 1854. • Colonists hated the limits it imposed on westward expansion • ...
STAAR Review 2015-04-13
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- Commanding a victory at sea, he won the Congressional Medal of Honor.
- What era in history contained Common Sense, the 1st Continental Congress, and the Intolerable Acts
- These turned the South into a major Cotton producer for Northern textile mills.
- Gave access to markets for economic development in New York, Boston, and Charlestown
- Bringing the Confederate States back into the union was the priority after Lee surrendered at this court house.
- More and more open in response to new railroads
- The cost of moving goods from this was a major effect of the opening of the Eerie Canal.
- Solution to states eager to expand, arguing over land west of the Appalachian Mountains.
- Congress passes a bill, the president vetoes the bill, Congress overrides veto.
- The Father of the Bill of Rights would not ratify the Constitution without the Bill of Rights because he felt that it did not adequately protect individual rights.
- Annexation of this state led to border disputes and the US-Mexican War.
- What Texas and California were both formerly a part of.
- The impact of Uncle Tom’s cabin was that support grew for this movement.
- Established a form of government based on a social contract.
- One effect was women migrating from rural communities to cities seeking work.
- You get unalienable rights and are created equal because you are this.
- This was renewed during the Era of Good Feelings.
- People dissenting against church doctrine and wanting separation of church and state led to the establishment of what principle.
- People can open a Mosque, Jewish Synagogue, or Baptist Church in the same town due to an amendment guaranteeing person freedoms.
- Tourists could visit the Elizabeth Cady Stanton House and Women’s Rights National park in this town in New York.
- This rebellion led the government to restructure and discard the Articles of Confederation.
- 1st Continental Congress granted him Commander and General of the Army of the colonies.
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- Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson were the 1st to start these due to their rivalry and differing opinions.
- This was the primary reason Catholics immigrated to Maryland.
- Protects the accused with the right to remain silent, speedy trails, jury of peers, and protection from cruel and unusual punishment.
- Citizens reporting to jury duty are helping uphold a constitutional right through this amendment.
- What the south passed to limit the effects of the Civil War Amendments.
- Precedent of courts determining constitutionality of a law from Marbury vs. Madison.
- As a result of this amendment, African Americans could move elsewhere.
- The Bessemer Steel Process allowed for these to help expand the West.
- Started over British impressment of our sailors and ended by the Treaty of Ghent.
- States like South Carolina cannot void or overrule a federal law that they think is unconstitutional.
- Patrick Henry feared this would surrender too much power to the federal government if the Constitution was ratified.
- Introduction of interchangeable parts led to this.
- Young women in 1800’s New England became employed outside the home as.
- The Virginia Plan and the New Jersey plans help lay out representation in congress with this solution.
- Loosing a staple food crop, this prompted Irish immigrants to flee to the United States.
- Colonists hated the limits it imposed on westward expansion
- Primary purpose of the American Temperance society was to decrease this consumption.
- In Lincoln’s 1st inaugural address, his words, “we must not be enemies”, was him trying to keep this intact.
- In an attempt to challenge anti-Cherokee law without violence, the Cherokees went here for help.
- Tenth amendment principle meaning that powers not granted to the United States by the constitution are reserved to the states and to the people.
- Building roads and a transportation network helped promote this.
- Result of the passing of the Kansas-Nebraska Act in 1854.
- Democrats of 1844 called for no land to be ceded to England, making Manifest Destiny a what?
- One problem George Washington faced when he became president.
- Hudson River School paintings share this theme with literary works by Ralph Waldo Emerson
47 Clues: More and more open in response to new railroads • This was renewed during the Era of Good Feelings. • Introduction of interchangeable parts led to this. • What Texas and California were both formerly a part of. • Result of the passing of the Kansas-Nebraska Act in 1854. • Colonists hated the limits it imposed on westward expansion • ...
Z - EOC - Chapter 10 KEY Vocabulary 2025-04-21
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- Principle that all people, organizations, and the government itself are subject to the same laws
- Democratic principle that government's legitimacy comes from the will of the people
- Organization that seeks to influence public policy in favor of its members' concerns
- Government course of action designed to address public issues
- Agreement at Constitutional Convention creating a two-house legislature to balance state interests
- Attempting to influence politicians or public officials on specific issues
- Lower House of Congress where representation is based on state population. serve 2 year terms
- 1803 Supreme Court case establishing judicial review
- Constitutional provision establishing federal law as supreme over state laws
- 17th-18th century intellectual movement emphasizing reason, science, and individual liberty
- Proposed legislation before it becomes law
- System of electors who formally choose the president and vice president
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- Previous court decision that guides similar future cases
- Enlightenment philosopher who wrote "Two Treatises of Government" and influenced American founding principles
- Author of the Declaration of Independence and third U.S. President
- Life, liberty, and property that philosophers argued belong to all humans from birth
- Upper house of Congress with 100 members serving six-year terms. 2 per state.
- Power of courts to determine if laws are constitutional
- State legislature that creates laws for the Buckeye State
- Theory that people consent to surrender some freedoms to authority in exchange for protection of their remaining rights
- Formal process to charge a federal official with misconduct
- Father of the Constitution who drafted the Bill of Rights and became a president
- Describing a legislature divided into two houses or chambers
- Presidential directive with the force of law without requiring congressional approval
24 Clues: Proposed legislation before it becomes law • 1803 Supreme Court case establishing judicial review • Power of courts to determine if laws are constitutional • Previous court decision that guides similar future cases • State legislature that creates laws for the Buckeye State • Formal process to charge a federal official with misconduct • ...
Government Crossword Puzzle 2021-01-13
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- The constitution tells how these are made
- Group of people who decide a case after hearing the evidence
- Minority rights are needed in order to treat everyone this way
- number of justices on the Supreme court
- A draft of a law is called a
- Attention paid to something
- Number of branches state governments usually have
- Each state has this amount of Senators
- What branch is Congress
- A plan for how money is earned and spent
- The chief executive at the state level
- Something that goes against the Constitution is
- Type of court that will review a trial courts decision
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- The process of becoming a U.S. citizen when you are not born in the United States or to parents who are U.S. citizens is called
- What an appellate court looks for when reviewing a case
- Carry out law
- The division of power among a central government and a smaller regional government
- A state's number of members in the House of Representatives is based on its
- Being a member of a nation or country and having full rights and responsibility under the law
- what a judge wears
- Type of case relating to the peoples rights
- favoring one view or another
- Each state's system of local government is slightly
- Approve or pass an amendment
- There are how many ways to become a Citizen of the United States
25 Clues: Carry out law • what a judge wears • What branch is Congress • Attention paid to something • A draft of a law is called a • favoring one view or another • Approve or pass an amendment • Each state has this amount of Senators • The chief executive at the state level • number of justices on the Supreme court • A plan for how money is earned and spent • ...
Chapter 3: A More Perfect Union 2020-09-05
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- An English philosopher who believed that all people had natural rights
- America's first constitution written in 1777
- A Virginian planter known as the "Father of the Constitution"
- The first state accepted into the union from the Northwest Territory (1803)
- An agreement that stated that each enslaved person was worth three-fifths of a free person for taxation and representation
- This British document used John Locke's ideas that all people have natural rights. Americans used this as an example for state constitutions.
- Agreement proposed by Roger Sherman that included a bicameral legislature in which one house had proportional representation.
- People who opposed the ratification of the Constitution and criticized it for lacking a bill of rights.
- The freeing of individual enslaved people.
- A period of time when economic activity slows and unemployment increases.
- A merchant who headed the department of finance created by Congress
- Philosopher of the Enlightenment who wrote "The Spirit of Laws" in 1748 and believed that the powers of government should be separated and balanced.
- The lawmaking branch of government (Congress) made up of the House of Representatives and the Senate.
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- Wrote the final draft of the Constitution
- A movement in the 1700s that promoted knowledge, reason, and science to improve society.
- A rebellion in which farmers closed down courts in western Massachusetts and tried to seize arms and ammunition from the federal arsenal in Springfield, Massachusetts
- Organized the first antislavery society in 1774 in Pennsylvania
- An ordinance passed in 1787 that created the Northwest Territory and was a democratic model of expansion
- The legislative branch, executive branch, and judicial branch
- Lands north of the Ohio River and east of the Mississippi River
- Consisting of two houses
- A system in which all three branches of government have roles that check or limit the others to prevent one branch from gaining too much power
- The idea that government is operated by the consent of the governed
- The sharing of power between the federal and state governments
- Former Continental Army captain who led rebellions
- Supporters of the new Constitution who feared chaos and disorder without a strong central government.
- The basic plan of government the Convention adopted that outlined a two-house legislature, a chief executive chosen by the legislature, a court system, and proportional representation in both houses of the legislature.
- Protects citizens' individual freedoms. Based on ideas from the Magna Carta and the English Bill of Rights.
28 Clues: Consisting of two houses • Wrote the final draft of the Constitution • The freeing of individual enslaved people. • America's first constitution written in 1777 • Former Continental Army captain who led rebellions • A Virginian planter known as the "Father of the Constitution" • The legislative branch, executive branch, and judicial branch • ...
Foundations of Government 2021-10-13
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- This document gave us Rule of Law.
- A model for the Bill of Rights.
- Fraction of states at a convention that agrees to ratify amendments.
- The words that the Preamble starts with that state the government power comes from the people.
- Type of government where the people rule.
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- People elect the public officeholders.
- Introduction to a document setting purposes of the document.
- A weak central government with no power to tax or enforce laws.
- First ten amendments in the Constitution.
- Certain rights that can't be changed.
- To approve something.
- Wrote the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom and was the main writer for the Declaration of Independence.
- How many amendments the United States has made.
- Everyone must follow the law, no matter who you are.
- How much of both chambers of Congress accept the proposal of amendment.
15 Clues: To approve something. • A model for the Bill of Rights. • This document gave us Rule of Law. • Certain rights that can't be changed. • People elect the public officeholders. • First ten amendments in the Constitution. • Type of government where the people rule. • How many amendments the United States has made. • Everyone must follow the law, no matter who you are. • ...
Women's Vote 2021-09-29
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- Thousands of names appeared on _______
- ______ began to gain momentum in the second half of the 19th Century
- Over what age did women have to be.
- Women had been excluded from _____ life
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- In which month was the bill passed.
- Equal rights was necessary for the moral improvement of _____
- What was the surname of the lord who passed the bill.
- Who was the other lead campaigner other than Mary Ann Muller.
- In what month were women allowed to vote in New Zealand.
- Which country was first to allow women to vote.
10 Clues: In which month was the bill passed. • Over what age did women have to be. • Thousands of names appeared on _______ • Women had been excluded from _____ life • Which country was first to allow women to vote. • What was the surname of the lord who passed the bill. • In what month were women allowed to vote in New Zealand. • ...
Theme 5 Vocab 2018-01-23
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- To ______ is give facts.
- _________ is following the outline or path of something.
- A ______ is a draft of a proposed law.
- An _______ is change or addition to a bill or law.
- A ______ is a hard struggle between two opposing sides or views.
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- The _______ is the legal document that sets forth the basic structure and power over the U.S. government and the rights of individual citizens.
- An ________ is a section of a document.
- When people are________, they are crowded close together
- A_________ is an introduction.
- To _________ means to sketch or plan.
10 Clues: To ______ is give facts. • A_________ is an introduction. • To _________ means to sketch or plan. • A ______ is a draft of a proposed law. • An ________ is a section of a document. • An _______ is change or addition to a bill or law. • _________ is following the outline or path of something. • When people are________, they are crowded close together • ...
Bill 2023-11-17
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- Born on this date
- Born in this city (no space)
- Wife was a __ before having sons (no space)
- Highest scout rank achieved
- First job was at a __ (no space)
- Loves to play these types of games
- Has two as of December 2023
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- Mainly writes these for work
- Number of degrees
- Was a __ expert at a young age
- First career
- Second career
- Met his wife here
- When I was little, I hid his shoes so he couldn’t leave
- Typically adds ___ year to his age
- Born in this month
- Wife tries to grow these inside
- I was your first
18 Clues: First career • Second career • I was your first • Number of degrees • Born on this date • Met his wife here • Born in this month • Highest scout rank achieved • Has two as of December 2023 • Mainly writes these for work • Born in this city (no space) • Was a __ expert at a young age • Wife tries to grow these inside • First job was at a __ (no space) • Typically adds ___ year to his age • ...
Founding Fathers 2022-08-06
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- Killed another founder in a duel
- Wrote Common Sense and The Crisis
- Famous Boston businessman and smuggler
- Written by Madison, Hamilton, & Jay
- Commander of Continental Army
- Attorney, diplomat, & spokesman for the revolution
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- Father of the Bill of Rights
- First treasurer; founded Federalist party
- Wrote the Declaration of Independence
- First Chief Justice of the U.S.
- Chosen form of government for our new nation
- "Give me liberty or give me death!"
- Father of the U.S. Constitution
- Wrote Poor Richard's Almanack; ambassador to France
- Established the Sons of Liberty
15 Clues: Father of the Bill of Rights • Commander of Continental Army • First Chief Justice of the U.S. • Father of the U.S. Constitution • Established the Sons of Liberty • Killed another founder in a duel • Wrote Common Sense and The Crisis • Written by Madison, Hamilton, & Jay • "Give me liberty or give me death!" • Wrote the Declaration of Independence • ...
Gov 3 2023-09-18
10 Clues: Firm supporter • Pushing impeached • Have the power to tax • Introduced New Jersey plan • Helped write the constitution • Assisted Jefferson in drafting • Helped created the Bill of Rights • Senators and executive serve for life • Paved the way to federal constitutional • creation of the United States Constitution
Gov 3 2023-09-18
10 Clues: Firm supporter • Pushing impeached • Have the power to tax • Introduced New Jersey plan • Helped write the constitution • Assisted Jefferson in drafting • Helped created the Bill of Rights • Senators and executive serve for life • Paved the way to federal constitutional • creation of the United States Constitution
Bill of Rights and the First 10 Amendments 2021-12-06
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- power of the court to judge whether the actions of other branches are constitutional or not
- based on montesquieu powers are divided among different branches of government to make sure no one branch gets to much power
- you can take someone to court if over $20
- powers shared by federal and state governments
- can not be forced to quarter soldiers
- right to a trial, can't be tried twice
- final and supreme authority us supreme law of the land
- England's lawmaking legislative body
- powers that belong only to the state government
- have militia and bear arms
- rights based on john locke basic rights and freedoms all humans are entitled
- legislative, executive judicial
- introduction to the constitution stating goals
- movement that promoted the idea that knowledge, man, and science would improve society
- government with limited powers directly defined by laws; no person or group is above the law
- powers that belong only to the federal government
- lawmaking branch of government congress senate house of representatives
- supporters of constitution and a stronger national government feared disorder without it
- rights not given to the gov't are for states
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- system in which each branch of government checks or limits the power of other branches
- executes or carries out the law
- an official change or addition to the constitution
- the sharing of powers between the national and state governments
- government of the people
- there are other rights not in the constitution
- freedom of religion speech assembly press petition
- power not specifically defined in the constitution shall be entrusted to the congress
- political theory that government is subject to the will of the people
- first ten amendments to the constitution stating fundamental rights of citizens
- secure in house, no unlawful search or seizure
- delegates of constitutional convention
- right to a fair and quick trial
- republican people rule through elected representatives
- against ratifying constitution feared power of national government wanted a bill of rights
- includes the courts that settle disputes and questions of the law
- to approve
- no excessive bail or fines, no cruel punishment
37 Clues: to approve • government of the people • have militia and bear arms • executes or carries out the law • right to a fair and quick trial • legislative, executive judicial • England's lawmaking legislative body • can not be forced to quarter soldiers • right to a trial, can't be tried twice • delegates of constitutional convention • you can take someone to court if over $20 • ...
Constitution crossword 2023-05-10
10 Clues: 4th president • combined two plans • failed constitution • to change or to add • supported the constitution • introduction to the constitution • where the constitution was signed • 85 written essays by alexander hamilton • first 10 amendments of the constitution • wanted the bill of rights/against the constitution
Gov 3 2023-09-18
10 Clues: Firm supporter • Pushing impeached • Have the power to tax • Introduced New Jersey plan • Helped write the constitution • Assisted Jefferson in drafting • Helped created the Bill of Rights • Senators and executive serve for life • Paved the way to federal constitutional • creation of the United States Constitution
Gov 3 2023-09-18
10 Clues: Firm supporter • Pushing impeached • Have the power to tax • Introduced New Jersey plan • Helped write the constitution • Assisted Jefferson in drafting • Helped created the Bill of Rights • Senators and executive serve for life • Paved the way to federal constitutional • creation of the United States Constitution
Articles of Confederation Vocabulary 2025-01-16
Across
- What the Triple Entente was.
- The people have more power.
- Relating to the national goverment.
- The president's branch.
- The supreme court's branch.
- Communist Ideology.
- The senate's branch.
Down
- Ryhmes with progress.
- What happened to the Bill of Rights.
- The C in C.S.A.
- The United States has this.
- The system for most countries in the west.
12 Clues: The C in C.S.A. • Communist Ideology. • The senate's branch. • Ryhmes with progress. • The president's branch. • The people have more power. • The United States has this. • The supreme court's branch. • What the Triple Entente was. • Relating to the national goverment. • What happened to the Bill of Rights. • The system for most countries in the west.
congress crossword 2021-01-13
Across
- leader of the house
- re-running for a position that you already have
- how long do senetors terms last?
- how long can a rep in the house serve
- when the chair of the committee puts the bill aside and it dies
- leader of committees
- to limit or end a debate in the senate
- that last place the bill goes to
- who refers the bill to the appropriate committee
- this happens to most bills
- a prolonged speech to delay action in a legislature assembly
- what actions can congress pass
- what fraction id needed of both houses to make a bill a law of the president vetoes a bill?
- 2 chamber legislature
- another name for the senate
Down
- leader of the senate
- bills are placed in here\
- house of reps and the senate
- How are bills introduced in the House of Representatives or senate
- what can the subcommittees hold
- Who can introduce a bill
- the president signs this of vetoes it
- What does it mean to have a bicameral legislature
- provitions added to a bill
- who introduces a bill in either house
- group that goes over bills
26 Clues: leader of the house • leader of the senate • leader of committees • 2 chamber legislature • Who can introduce a bill • bills are placed in here\ • this happens to most bills • provitions added to a bill • group that goes over bills • another name for the senate • house of reps and the senate • what actions can congress pass • what can the subcommittees hold • ...
4th amendmet 2023-10-13
Across
- work on the tax and what they are going to do with the tax
- the leader of the court
- they our taxes
- the ninth month when the 4th amendment was created
- founding father that's first name is james
- ___ of rights
- it's yours
Down
- represent the US
- justices
- it protects you
- the fourth amendment is made for your
- it keeps you safe
- a first responder
- i can do things that are legal
- has to have a ___ to go in your house
15 Clues: justices • it's yours • ___ of rights • they our taxes • it protects you • represent the US • it keeps you safe • a first responder • the leader of the court • i can do things that are legal • the fourth amendment is made for your • has to have a ___ to go in your house • founding father that's first name is james • the ninth month when the 4th amendment was created • ...
USA 2024-05-09
Across
- of Rights first 10 amendments
- rights given to Americans
- an introduction to the highest law of the land;
- the Supreme Court and other federal courts
- and Balances checks for government so that they don't become to powerful
- consists of the President, his or her advisors and various departments and agencies
Down
- Government limitations for our government
- of Powers power separated between the branches of government
- a system that replaces or accompanies inherited rule
- type of government makes all laws, declares war,
- Madison last words were , "Nothing more than a change of mind, my dear."
11 Clues: rights given to Americans • of Rights first 10 amendments • the Supreme Court and other federal courts • Government limitations for our government • an introduction to the highest law of the land; • type of government makes all laws, declares war, • a system that replaces or accompanies inherited rule • ...
U.S Constitution Crossword Puzzle 2024-03-25
Across
- At the ending of the Constitutional Convention, who did not entirely approve of the Constitution?
- Which Amendment allows people to retain all their rights?
- How many Amendments are in the Bill of Rights?
- Who created the Great Compromise/Connecticut Compromise
- What was the Constitutional Convention's name before?
- This Compromise was used to solve the Representation for the states
Down
- Which amendment allows people to Freedom of Speech and Freedom of Religion?
- Which Amendment allows people to Freedom of unlawful search and seizure?
- When was the Constitutional Convention?
- What replaced the Articles of Confederation?
- Who's the Father of the Constitution?
- This is part of the U.S Constitution (James Madison Also Wrote this)
- How many Delegates attended the Constitutional Convention?
- If James Madison Drafted the Virginia Plan, who proposed the Virginia Plan?
14 Clues: Who's the Father of the Constitution? • When was the Constitutional Convention? • What replaced the Articles of Confederation? • How many Amendments are in the Bill of Rights? • What was the Constitutional Convention's name before? • Who created the Great Compromise/Connecticut Compromise • Which Amendment allows people to retain all their rights? • ...
government 2023-05-23
Across
- what caused the end of the articles of confederation
- we have in the US
- Has a trunk
- the idea that is the cornerstone of representation in our government is based on what?
- Likes to chase mice
- antifederalists belived what was needed to create a new constitution
- without a strong national government the federalists were concerned that this would happen
- the purpose of the bill of rights is to protect rights of individual liberty and..
- the way the state maintains social order, enacts laws, provides public services is called what?
Down
- what did farmers believe what was needed to create a new constitution
- Large marsupial
- Flying mammal
- document that suggested the legislative branch have a house of representatives and a senate?
- the first ten amendments are called what?
- Man's best friend
- this type of government divides power between state,national,and local
16 Clues: Has a trunk • Flying mammal • Large marsupial • we have in the US • Man's best friend • Likes to chase mice • the first ten amendments are called what? • what caused the end of the articles of confederation • antifederalists belived what was needed to create a new constitution • what did farmers believe what was needed to create a new constitution • ...
Influences on the Founders 2025-09-01
Across
- another term for a representative democracy
- Enlightenment philosopher who wanted separation of powers
- a form of government in which people rule themselves
- CARTA, written in 1215 to limit the power of the English king
- the idea that citizens should be given fair treatment
- CONTRACT, an agreement to give up some personal freedom in order to gain protection from a government
- a written outline for government
- COMPACT, an agreement between English colonists upon settling in 1620
- a natural right, according to Locke
- a law-making body
- PROCESS, fair treatment and procedures when someone is accused of a crime
- a government gets permission from its people to govern
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- OF HAPPINESS, in the Declaration of Independence: 'life, liberty, ...'
- a form of democracy where government officials are elected by citizens
- OF POWERS, each branch has its own responsibilities
- BILL OF RIGHTS, created by English Parliament, expanded the rights of the people in 1689
- LAW, all people are born with rights that should be protected
- a government that only has the powers given to it by its Constitution
- SENSE, pamphlet written in 1776 to inspire colonists to declare independence
- a system in which people create their own government
- having a say in government
- OF LAW, the principle that the law should be applied to everyone
22 Clues: a law-making body • having a say in government • a written outline for government • a natural right, according to Locke • another term for a representative democracy • OF POWERS, each branch has its own responsibilities • a form of government in which people rule themselves • a system in which people create their own government • ...
have your say 2023-09-04
10 Clues: relating to law • a particular place • a system of voting. • a tempoary alliance • a formal choice by vote • an official stat survey. • a draft of a proposed law • a formal written request. • legal entitlement to do something. • a group of people with the authority to govern a country
The American Revolution 2024-01-26
10 Clues: Mass killing • Presidental blank • MLK and Rosa Parks • the first 10 blank • Supreme law of the USA • To be an ally of someone • Has the power to make blank • is Another word for military • What's another word for pilgrim • has something to do with the bill of rights
Gov 3 2023-09-18
10 Clues: Firm supporter • Pushing impeached • Have the power to tax • Introduced New Jersey plan • Helped write the constitution • Assisted Jefferson in drafting • Helped created the Bill of Rights • Senators and executive serve for life • Paved the way to federal constitutional • creation of the United States Constitution
Gov 3 2023-09-18
10 Clues: Firm supporter • Pushing impeached • Have the power to tax • Introduced New Jersey plan • Helped write the constitution • Assisted Jefferson in drafting • Helped created the Bill of Rights • Senators and executive serve for life • Paved the way to federal constitutional • creation of the United States Constitution
Gov 3 2023-09-18
10 Clues: Firm supporter • Pushing impeached • Have the power to tax • Introduced New Jersey plan • Helped write the constitution • Assisted Jefferson in drafting • Helped created the Bill of Rights • Senators and executive serve for life • Paved the way to federal constitutional • creation of the United States Constitution
HUYGEN ISAAC N. DENNIS 10-Discovery 2025-03-05
Across
- Sinaunang dokumentong tinawag na "unang charter ng karapatang pantao"
- Huling tatlong artikulo ng UDHR na tungkol sa tungkulin sa kapwa
- Artikulo sa Konstitusyon ng Pilipinas na may Bill of Rights
- Seksyon sa Artikulo II ng Konstitusyon na nagsasaad ng paggalang sa karapatang pantao
- Lugar na sinakop ni Haring Cyrus kung saan pinalaya ang mga alipin
- Taon nang itatag ang United Nations
- Sinaunang lider na nagproklama ng pagkakapantay-pantay ng lahi (539 B.C.E.)
- Taon nang aprubahan ang Universal Declaration of Human Rights
- Dokumentong naglalaman ng mga karapatan sa Saligang-Batas ng Pilipinas
- Dating First Lady ng US na nanguna sa pagbuo ng UDHR
- Prinsipyo ng pagiging pantay-pantay sa UDHR
- Bansang pinamunuan ni Haring Cyrus
- Bahagi ng Konstitusyon ng Pilipinas na katumbas ng Bill of Rights
- Komisyon ng UN na pinamunuan ni Eleanor Roosevelt para bumuo ng UDHR
- Pangunahing dokumento ng UN na naglista ng mga karapatang pantao noong 1948
- Karapatang maaaring baguhin o alisin ng batas (hal. minimum wage)
- Uri ng karapatang nakabatay sa kultura (hal. tradisyon)
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- Artikulo sa UDHR na tumatalakay sa mga karapatang sibil at pulitikal
- Prinsipyo ng pagkilala sa halaga ng bawat indibidwal
- Pangulo ng US na asawa ni Eleanor Roosevelt
- Karapatang tiyakin ang katiwasayan ng buhay at kalagayang ekonomiko
- Karapatang protektahan ang isang akusado sa ilegal na pag-aresto
- Taon nang palayain ang mga alipin sa Babylon (539 B.C.E.)
- Organisasyong nagpatibay sa UDHR noong 1948
- Artikulo sa UDHR na sumasaklaw sa karapatang ekonomiko, sosyal, at kultural
- Karapatang makilahok sa pamamahala (hal. pagboto)
- Halimbawa ng natural na karapatan (hal. karapatang mabuhay)
- Karapatang likas (hal. mabuhay) na hindi ipinagkakaloob ng estado
- Uri ng karapatan na may kinalaman sa pamahalaan (hal. politikal)
- Adyenda ng UN General Assembly noong 1946 para sa karapatang pantao
30 Clues: Bansang pinamunuan ni Haring Cyrus • Taon nang itatag ang United Nations • Pangulo ng US na asawa ni Eleanor Roosevelt • Organisasyong nagpatibay sa UDHR noong 1948 • Prinsipyo ng pagiging pantay-pantay sa UDHR • Karapatang makilahok sa pamamahala (hal. pagboto) • Prinsipyo ng pagkilala sa halaga ng bawat indibidwal • ...
Zach's Crossword Puzzle 2020-09-15
Across
- The branch of christianity headed by the pope
- The governing body of a nation
- State where supreme power is held by the people and their representatives
- Deposition against James II as ruler of England, Scotland, and Ireland
- Government from a whole population typically through elected representatives
- Religion developed by the ancient hebrews
- Laws that are created and enforced through governmental industries
- Right The doctrine that the right of rule derives directly from God
- This makes sure no individuals can be denied their legal rights
- An intellectual and philosophical movement that dominated the world of ideas in Europe
- A 16th century movement for the reform of abuses in the Roman Catholic Church
- Biblical principles relating to ethics and worships
- An agreement among the members of a society to cooperate for social benefits
- Famous book written by John, king of england, and Stephen Langton
- The divisions of the governments responsibilities that branch off into different branches to essentially make one
- UK's highest legislature
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- Government with a Monarch at the top
- A system of government in which a country is ruled by a King/Queen
- Also known as Indirect Democracy
- Dividing authority into two anonymous sets of governments
- Small group of people controlling a country, orginazation, or institution
- The revival of art and literature under the influence of the 14th-16th centuries
- Christian tradition
- The first 10 amendments to the US constitution, ratified in 1791 guaranteeing rights
- Smaller upper assembly in the US congress, most US states, and France
- Arabic word meaning submission to the will of God
- The highest class in certain societies
- An international non profit orginization formed in 1945
- Government type that individuals make the decisions for them
- Rights that people supposedly have under natural law
30 Clues: Christian tradition • UK's highest legislature • The governing body of a nation • Also known as Indirect Democracy • Government with a Monarch at the top • The highest class in certain societies • Religion developed by the ancient hebrews • The branch of christianity headed by the pope • Arabic word meaning submission to the will of God • ...
90's crossword 2026-02-19
10 Clues: Cuts • trade zone • discovered • war tensions • Belt:Rust belt • Foundation:1973 • Clinton:Impeahcment • War:President H.w.Bush • Majority:Equal Rights Amendments • day o'connor):First lady in supreme court
Foundations review 2021-10-14
Across
- There is this many amendments today.
- The first step in the amendment process.
- everyone must follow the law.
- The people rules.
- government Limits the government powers.
- defense To provide for the________.
- The second step in the amendment process.
Down
- model for the bill of rights.
- To establish fair laws.
- This document asserted rule of law.
- The preamble begins with this.
- To form a more perfect ________.
- To ensure_______.
13 Clues: To ensure_______. • The people rules. • To establish fair laws. • model for the bill of rights. • everyone must follow the law. • The preamble begins with this. • To form a more perfect ________. • This document asserted rule of law. • defense To provide for the________. • There is this many amendments today. • The first step in the amendment process. • ...
Civics Final Review 2024-01-11
Across
- the same rights for all
- the party that supports gun ownership, is pro-life, supports punishment and prison systems, and de-regulation of the economy
- a primary election where the voter must be a registered member of the party
- freedom
- the process to become a citizen
- the current office holder
- an idea such as human worth and importance
- the amendment that deals with the freedom of expression
- the doctrine that allows you to use lethal force when protecting your home
- treating people differently because of race, gender, sexuality, etc.
- the Bill of Rights made up the first 10
Down
- a political party's official stance on an issue
- the turning point of the war, when the French became allies with the colonies
- in 1920, women gained
- one of the first political parties, wanted a stronger central government
- the final battle of the Revolutionary War
- learning how to participate in a group
- the party that is pro-choice, supports universal healthcare, labor union rights, environmentalism, and more government involvement in economy
- the supreme law of the US
- the amendment that deals with cruel and unusual punishment and excessive fines or bail
- in his engraving, Paul Revere called the Boston Massacre "the _____ Massacre"
- the amendment that prohibits self-incrimination and double jeopardy
- the rebellion that occurred during the time of the Articles of Confederation
23 Clues: freedom • in 1920, women gained • the same rights for all • the current office holder • the supreme law of the US • the process to become a citizen • learning how to participate in a group • the Bill of Rights made up the first 10 • the final battle of the Revolutionary War • an idea such as human worth and importance • a political party's official stance on an issue • ...
Final Project ⭐ 2022-05-23
Across
- a very well behaved class
- useless middle man in voting/j
- important government form ms. kissko procratinates
- article with the people that have big foreheads
- 2 in 1 branch
Down
- powder wig branch
- everyone is important here, somehow
- changes or additions to the constitution
- highest level of court
- firt female vice president
- bill of...
- gu with the puns
- what hapens in this state, stays in this state
- 50 states in a trench coat
- oldest person to run the US
15 Clues: bill of... • 2 in 1 branch • gu with the puns • powder wig branch • highest level of court • a very well behaved class • firt female vice president • 50 states in a trench coat • oldest person to run the US • useless middle man in voting/j • everyone is important here, somehow • changes or additions to the constitution • what hapens in this state, stays in this state • ...
Ideals of the U.S. Constitution 2024-05-14
Across
- The federal government is responsible for ___ and international affairs.
- The rights of the minority limit the power of this group.
- How citizens give their consent to a government.
- A Constitution tells how these are made.
- Although states have some power, the U.S. Constitution is the ___ law of the land.
- A synonym for "permission" is ___.
- The people who run governments must be kept in ___.
- When there’s rule of law, the law applies to ___.
- In the U.S., A synonym for federal government is ___ government.
- The ___ government creates rules and services for the entire country.
- The ___ powers belong to the state governments.
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- People fear that ___ will be limited if a government has too much power.
- Minority rights are needed in order to treat everyone this way.
- Creating rules about local ___ of goods is a reserved power.
- The Bill of Rights in the U.S. Constitution includes the first 10 ___.
- Collecting ___ is a concurrent power.
- When there’s rule of law, there are procedures make sure the law is ___.
- The ___ powers are shared between the state and federal government.
- With separation of power, no branch has too much of this.
- The ___ powers belong to the federal government.
- Having multiple levels of government is called the ___ system in the U.S.
- The powers of government in a democracy are ___, so there are certain things that the government cannot do.
22 Clues: A synonym for "permission" is ___. • Collecting ___ is a concurrent power. • A Constitution tells how these are made. • The ___ powers belong to the state governments. • How citizens give their consent to a government. • The ___ powers belong to the federal government. • When there’s rule of law, the law applies to ___. • ...
Bill of rights 2019-02-11
5 Clues: plead the fifth • The right to bear arms • No search warrant no search • No taking babysitting soldiers • freedom of religion,speech,assembly,press,and to protest
Bill of Rights 2024-04-24
5 Clues: the right to remain silent • no forced quartering troops • no cruel and unusual punishment • no search or seizure without a warrant • includes freedom of religion, assembly, press, petition, and speech
Bill of Rights 2023-11-21
5 Clues: right to bear arms • no soldiers in your house • no unreasonable search and seizure • right to free speech, religion, press, and assembly • The right to due process, no self-incrimination, or double jeopardy
Bill of rights 2023-11-27
5 Clues: freedom of speech • no unjust punishment • in times of peace solders cannot quarantine in any home • in law cases over 20$ every person has the right to a jury • in law each person has the right to a speedy and public trial
Bill of rights 2023-11-27
Bill of Rights 2024-09-12
5 Clues: Total number of the Bill of Rights • A formal change to the Constitution • Another word for freedoms guaranteed to citizens • The law that protects personal freedoms and liberties in the U.S. • The amendment that protects rights not listed in the Constitution
Bill of rights 2024-11-12
5 Clues: the right to bare arms • of amendments, the 14 rules of america • no soldier shall crash a someone’s house • government shall not be influenced by religion. • no searches or seizures until proof of a crime.
Bill of rights 2024-11-12
5 Clues: right of religion • right of security • guarantees the right to a grand jury • right of freedom from unreasonable search • no being quartered in houses without consent
Bill of Rights 2024-03-22
5 Clues: slaves federalists congress • democratic executive delegates • firstamendment president leadership • theconnecticutcompromise antifederalists jamesmadison • government trade edmundrandolph
bill of rights 2022-04-20
5 Clues: speech religion ect. • the right to hold a weapon that fires • you dont have to tell on yourself without a lawyer • in times of peace ___________ cant live in your house • police officers cant _____ your house without a warrant
Bill of Rights 2025-11-14
Bill of Rights 2025-10-27
5 Clues: 2nd amendment is the right to bear _ • gives you the right to worship freely • a change or revision to the Constitution • 6th amendment guarantees your right to this (representation) • part of the 1st amendment allowing the _ to openly criticize the government
Grade 9 End Of Term Review 2025-12-05
Across
- A person who legally belongs to a country and has rights and responsibilities.
- A system where people choose their leaders through free elections.
- A local governing body that manages community affairs in the Family Islands.
- A judicial officer who hears minor criminal cases and small civil matters.
- The government’s plan for how it will spend and collect money each year.
- Money the government collects (taxes, fees, duties).
- The representative of the king in The Bahamas who carries out ceremonial and constitutional duties.
- A government where leaders are elected and there is no king or queen.
- A fee charged by the government on goods brought into the country.
- A proposed law introduced in Parliament.
- The system or group of people who make decisions, create laws, and run a country.
- Money the government spends on services such as education, health, roads, and security.
- The formal approval of a bill by the Governor General, making it a law.
- The law-making body of The Bahamas made up of the House of Assembly and the Senate.
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- The branch that interprets laws and ensures justice through the courts.
- The government official who oversees local government activities in a district.
- The branch of government that carries out and enforces laws.
- The agency responsible for enforcing laws and maintaining public order.
- The king or queen who is the official head of state.
- The group of ministers who help run the government and make major decisions.
- An elected representative in the House of Assembly.
- The upper chamber of Parliament where appointed members review and amend bills.
- The security force that protects The Bahamas’ borders, waters, and national security.
- Freedoms and protections guaranteed to all citizens by the Constitution.
- The highest law of the country that sets out citizens’ rights and explains how the government works.
- The lower chamber of Parliament where elected members make laws.
- A government ruled by a king or queen.
- A person appointed to the Senate.
- Money the government collects from individuals and businesses to fund public services.
29 Clues: A person appointed to the Senate. • A government ruled by a king or queen. • A proposed law introduced in Parliament. • An elected representative in the House of Assembly. • The king or queen who is the official head of state. • Money the government collects (taxes, fees, duties). • The branch of government that carries out and enforces laws. • ...
USA 2024-05-09
Across
- of Rights first 10 amendments
- rights given to Americans
- an introduction to the highest law of the land;
- the Supreme Court and other federal courts
- and Balances checks for government so that they don't become to powerful
- consists of the President, his or her advisors and various departments and agencies
Down
- Government limitations for our government
- of Powers power separated between the branches of government
- a system that replaces or accompanies inherited rule
- type of government makes all laws, declares war,
- Madison last words were , "Nothing more than a change of mind, my dear."
11 Clues: rights given to Americans • of Rights first 10 amendments • the Supreme Court and other federal courts • Government limitations for our government • an introduction to the highest law of the land; • type of government makes all laws, declares war, • a system that replaces or accompanies inherited rule • ...
Gov 3 2023-09-18
10 Clues: Firm supporter • Pushing impeached • Have the power to tax • Introduced New Jersey plan • Helped write the constitution • Assisted Jefferson in drafting • Helped created the Bill of Rights • Senators and executive serve for life • Paved the way to federal constitutional • creation of the United States Constitution
Gov 3 2023-09-18
10 Clues: Firm supporter • Pushing impeached • Have the power to tax • Introduced New Jersey plan • Helped write the constitution • Assisted Jefferson in drafting • Helped created the Bill of Rights • Senators and executive serve for life • Paved the way to federal constitutional • creation of the United States Constitution
Gov 3 2023-09-18
10 Clues: Firm supporter • Pushing impeached • Have the power to tax • Introduced New Jersey plan • Helped write the constitution • Assisted Jefferson in drafting • Helped created the Bill of Rights • Senators and executive serve for life • Paved the way to federal constitutional • creation of the United States Constitution
Non-Passerine Birds Part 1 2013-01-17
Across
- black, with deep bills
- Hummingbirds and Swifts
- Short bills, stout bodies, and relatively short legs
- long-legged, long toed, decurved bill, flexible neck
- Slender, pointed wings, diurnal raptor, hooked bill
- Large mouth, tiny bill, mottled brown, white patches on wings/tail
- Long-legged, long-necked, down-turned bills
- another shorebird suborder
- Cuckoos, Anis, and Roadrunner
- Diurnal bird of prey, hooked bill
- Colourful bare skin patch
- fly with outstretched necks, bustle of tertial feathers
- Brightly coloured, long tail, short bill, large eyes
- Small head, bill, and head-bobbing walking style
- Sub-class of living birds, includes the loon
- long tails, crested head, sharp bill
- Chisel-shaped bill, two toes forward and two back, stiff tail feathers
- Hook-billed, round-headed, two toes forward two back
Down
- Large crested head, large bill, small feet, 3rd & 4th toe partly share skin
- Gull order
- Subclass including ducks, geese, swans, and chicken-like birds
- Shorebird Suborder
- Long wings, soaring flight, expels salt through tubular nostrils
- Smaller than loons with longer neck, lobed
- Webbing joins all four toes, hook at bill tip
- suborder: gull, tern, jaegers, skimmers, and alcids
- Two front toes and two back, hooked bills, facial disk
- Generally long-necked, with three webbed toes, and a "duck bill"
- Sharp bill, elongate body, blocky head, 3 webbed toes well back on body
- Living bird class
- Slender, thrush-like bird with long tails and pointed bills
31 Clues: Gull order • Living bird class • Shorebird Suborder • black, with deep bills • Hummingbirds and Swifts • Colourful bare skin patch • another shorebird suborder • Cuckoos, Anis, and Roadrunner • Diurnal bird of prey, hooked bill • long tails, crested head, sharp bill • Smaller than loons with longer neck, lobed • Long-legged, long-necked, down-turned bills • ...
Bill of rights 2023-03-23
bill of rights 2025-04-14
Bill of Rights 2024-11-12
5 Clues: Freedom of speech • Right to own weapons • No soldiers can be quartered in homes • Right to not testify against themselves • Right to refuse unreasonable searches or seizures
4th amendmet 2023-10-13
Across
- i can do things that are legal
- the ninth month when the 4th amendment was created
- represent the us
- the leader of the court
- it keeps you safe
- justices
- work on the tax and what they are going to do with the tax
- it's yours
Down
- has to have a warrant to go in your house
- they make are taxes
- founding father thats first name is james
- someone is protecting you
- it protects you
- ___ of rights
- a first responder
15 Clues: justices • it's yours • ___ of rights • it protects you • represent the us • it keeps you safe • a first responder • they make are taxes • the leader of the court • someone is protecting you • i can do things that are legal • has to have a warrant to go in your house • founding father thats first name is james • the ninth month when the 4th amendment was created • ...
Digital Review Game 2022-01-16
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- The Declaration of Independence was addressed to King ____ III.
- The Articles of ____ were ineffective, as it gave the central government very little power.
- What is the law-making group of the United States called?
- What was the first document that affirmed that everyone must follow the law?
- Britain taxed the colonists after the ____ and Indian War.
- The Virginia ____ for Religious Freedom separated church (religion) and state (government).
- The power of each branch of the government is ____ by the Constitution.
- What is the law-making group of England called?
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- The Bill of Rights is a part of the ____.
- The first representative government in America was the House of ____.
- People have the right to fair and reasonable laws under due ____?
- Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are examples of ____ rights.
- The ____ Act forced colonists to put tax stamps on all legal documents, which led to a boycott.
- What state's charters gave its colonists the same rights and privileges as Englishmen?
- From what country did the idea of a democracy originate from?
15 Clues: The Bill of Rights is a part of the ____. • What is the law-making group of England called? • What is the law-making group of the United States called? • Britain taxed the colonists after the ____ and Indian War. • From what country did the idea of a democracy originate from? • The Declaration of Independence was addressed to King ____ III. • ...
American Revolution Crossword by Jacob Pipich 2015-09-25
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- 5 deaths in total and the British caused it
- Was written in 1215 in England
- the period in the 1620's and 1780's
- Believed that all humans were naturally good
- Was also called The Enlightenment
- The war that lasted from 1756 to 1763
- Was the second president of the U.S.
- Listed the abuses of the king
- The first 10 commands of the constitution
- The Treaty that ended the American Revolution
- James Madison was the father of _______ _________
- The turning point for the American Revolution
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- Was considered One of Frances best writers
- Was the inspiration of the U.S. Bill of Rights
- The first _________ _________ was in 1775
- He wrote the deceleration of independence
- Came up with the three branches of government
- American thinker, diplomat and inventor
- Women are born free and equal with natural rights
- People are born free and equal
- Has a beer named after him
- The first people to colonize america
- The Father of Modern Philosophy
- Believed that all humans were naturally selfish
24 Clues: Has a beer named after him • Listed the abuses of the king • Was written in 1215 in England • People are born free and equal • The Father of Modern Philosophy • Was also called The Enlightenment • the period in the 1620's and 1780's • Was the second president of the U.S. • The first people to colonize america • The war that lasted from 1756 to 1763 • ...
American Revolution Crossword by Jacob Pipich 2015-09-25
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- American thinker, diplomat and inventor
- Was the second president of the U.S.
- Was written in 1215 in England
- Women are born free and equal with natural rights
- 5 deaths in total and the British caused it
- People are born free and equal
- He wrote the deceleration of independence
- The first 10 commands of the constitution
- The first people to colonize america
- the period in the 1620's and 1780's
- Came up with the three branches of government
- The first _________ _________ was in 1775
- Was the inspiration of the U.S. Bill of Rights
- Believed that all humans were naturally selfish
- Was also called The Enlightenment
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- The turning point for the American Revolution
- The Father of Modern Philosophy
- The war that lasted from 1756 to 1763
- Has a beer named after him
- Listed the abuses of the king
- Was considered One of Frances best writers
- James Madison was the father of _______ _________
- Believed that all humans were naturally good
- The Treaty that ended the American Revolution
24 Clues: Has a beer named after him • Listed the abuses of the king • Was written in 1215 in England • People are born free and equal • The Father of Modern Philosophy • Was also called The Enlightenment • the period in the 1620's and 1780's • Was the second president of the U.S. • The first people to colonize america • The war that lasted from 1756 to 1763 • ...
Ch.20 World History 2019-12-11
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- a 20th century attempt to increase food resources
- creation of plants or animals that are genetically identical
- U.S. federal agency created in 2002
- a growth or spread
- difference of opinion over political issues
- transferring of genes from one living thing to another
- economic development that meets peoples needs but preserves for future
- commerce between nations without economic restrictions
- cultural elements that reflects a groups common background
- financial interactions involving people businesses and governments
- layer of earths upper atmosphere
- greatest global health issue acquired immune defiency syndrome
- use of force or threats to frighten people
- difference between men and women between terms of wealth
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- a nation will all the facilities needed for advanced production
- cooperative venture sponsered by U.S.
- a nation in which process of industrialization is not yet complete
- 1948 statement in which united states declared that human beings have rights to life
- policy of high value on acquiring material possesions
- linkage of computer
- person who leaves his or her country
- politically motivated attacks
- antiterrorism bill of 2001 that strengthened government rights to detain foreigners
23 Clues: a growth or spread • linkage of computer • politically motivated attacks • layer of earths upper atmosphere • U.S. federal agency created in 2002 • person who leaves his or her country • cooperative venture sponsered by U.S. • use of force or threats to frighten people • difference of opinion over political issues • a 20th century attempt to increase food resources • ...
Government Chapter 2 2024-10-01
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- Compromise over the issue of slavery and representation in government
- This term refers to a 2-house legislative body
- This group wanted the guarantee of a Bill of Rights before ratifying the Constitution
- father of the Constitution
- This means to appove; states had to ______ the constitution after it was written
- This plan was liked by Southern States and made state representation equal
- first plan proposed at the Constitutional convention; number of legislators would be based on population
- Writer of the Declaration of Independence
- English philosopher whose ideas of 'natural rights' show up in founding fathers' writing
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- Last name of the guy who was leader of the rebellion in Massachusetts
- This term refers to a single-chamber legislative body
- This group was in favor of stronger national government
- This is an agreement to prohibit trade. The colonies decided to impose this on the British at the 1st Continental Congress
- Number of branches the founders agreed on having in the government
- Washingtons vice president
- __________ Compromise; also known as the Great Compromise
- This is the concept that government's power is not absolute. ________ government
- This term refers to a written document that grants rights or privileges to a group
- This is another word for a tax on imported goods
- This was the capital under the new government
20 Clues: Washingtons vice president • father of the Constitution • Writer of the Declaration of Independence • This was the capital under the new government • This term refers to a 2-house legislative body • This is another word for a tax on imported goods • This term refers to a single-chamber legislative body • This group was in favor of stronger national government • ...
Non-Passerine Birds 2013-01-16
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- Sharp bill, elongate body, blocky head, 3 webbed toes well back on body
- Webbing joins all four toes, hook at bill tip
- Hook-billed, round-headed, two toes forward two back
- long-legged, long toed, decurved bill, flexible neck
- Long wings, soaring flight, expels salt through tubular nostrils
- Smaller than loons with longer neck, lobed
- Subclass including ducks, geese, swans, and chicken-like birds
- Two front toes and two back, hooked bills, facial disk
- Shorebird Suborder
- Generally long-necked, with three webbed toes, and a "duck bill"
- Brightly coloured, long tail, short bill, large eyes
- Diurnal bird of prey, hooked bill
- suborder: gull, tern, jaegers, skimmers, and alcids
- Large crested head, large bill, small feet, 3rd & 4th toe partly share skin
- long tails, crested head, sharp bill
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- Sub-class of living birds, includes the loon
- Slender, pointed wings, diurnal raptor, hooked bill
- Large mouth, tiny bill, mottled brown, white patches on wings/tail
- Long-legged, long-necked, down-turned bills
- Small head, bill, and head-bobbing walking style
- fly with outstretched necks, bustle of tertial feathers
- Slender, thrush-like bird with long tails and pointed bills
- Gull order
- Hummingbirds and Swifts
- Living bird class
- Short bills, stout bodies, and relatively short legs
- another shorebird suborder
- Cuckoos, Anis, and Roadrunner
- Colourful bare skin patch
- Chisel-shaped bill, two toes forward and two back, stiff tail feathers
- black, with deep bills
31 Clues: Gull order • Living bird class • Shorebird Suborder • black, with deep bills • Hummingbirds and Swifts • Colourful bare skin patch • another shorebird suborder • Cuckoos, Anis, and Roadrunner • Diurnal bird of prey, hooked bill • long tails, crested head, sharp bill • Smaller than loons with longer neck, lobed • Long-legged, long-necked, down-turned bills • ...
CIVICS PREP VOCABULARY 2026-02-02
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- an official member of a country with rights
- a formal process of voting for candidates
- a country governed by elected representatives
- the elected head of a city or town
- the organization that controls and directs a country
- the highest judicial court in the country
- a group of citizens sworn to give a verdict in court
- the head of state and the executive branch
- the power of the president to reject a bill
- the part of government that enforces laws
- a system preventing one branch from having too much power
- the state of being free within society
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- the part of government that writes laws
- the national legislative body that makes laws
- the upper house of the national legislature
- a government where people hold the power
- the first ten amendments protecting basic freedoms
- the part of government that interprets laws
- a change or addition to the constitution
- to charge a public official with misconduct
- an organization of people seeking to gain political power
- a group of advisors to the president
- a system sharing power between national and state governments
- the supreme law of the land
- a proposal for a new law
25 Clues: a proposal for a new law • the supreme law of the land • the elected head of a city or town • a group of advisors to the president • the state of being free within society • the part of government that writes laws • a government where people hold the power • a change or addition to the constitution • a formal process of voting for candidates • ...
Chapter 4: The Bill of Rights 2021-11-08
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- following procedures established by law and guaranteed by the Constitution
- people who are accused of a crime and judged not guilty may not be put on trial for the same crime
- giving military secrets to enemies of the US
- the right to vote
- a formal request
- formally accused by the grand jury
- money paid to the court by accused persons
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- publicly spreading lies about individuals
- printing lies about others
- a legal document that allows law enforcement officials to search a suspect's house/person
- right of government to take private property for public use (after payment is made)
- a sum of money paid in exchange for the right to cast a ballot
12 Clues: a formal request • the right to vote • printing lies about others • formally accused by the grand jury • publicly spreading lies about individuals • money paid to the court by accused persons • giving military secrets to enemies of the US • a sum of money paid in exchange for the right to cast a ballot • ...
The Constitution and Bill Of Rights 2018-01-18
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- The taking of an object and or a living thing.
- An established group of principles that rule an organization.
- The ability to say what you want to say and do what you want to do.
- Rule contained in the bill of rights of the Constitution.
- The consequences of an action.
- Be put in a place and does not leave.
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- Keep some thing the way it was before.
- A list of numbers that are established.
- Limited on something such as rules.
- Force someone to do something.
- Giving a task to another person.
- Neutral.
12 Clues: Neutral. • Force someone to do something. • The consequences of an action. • Giving a task to another person. • Limited on something such as rules. • Be put in a place and does not leave. • Keep some thing the way it was before. • A list of numbers that are established. • The taking of an object and or a living thing. • ...
The Constitution and Bill of Rights 2023-02-10
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- the second amendment is the right to ___________
- an agreement among the 13 colonies that served as the nation’s first frame of government
- the eighth amendment protects you from cruel and/or unusual _______________
- the first 10 amendments
- if a federal official commits a crime the House of Representatives can ____________them from their spot
- the seventh amendment gives you the right to a trial by ________
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- the articles of confederation were revised at a _________
- the government has three __________ (executive, legislative, judicial)
- the first amendment gives freedom of _________, press, religion, protest, and assembly.
- brief introductory statement of the Constitution’s fundamental purposes and principles
- Bill of _________
- it took 9/13 states to__________the Constitution
12 Clues: Bill of _________ • the first 10 amendments • the second amendment is the right to ___________ • it took 9/13 states to__________the Constitution • the articles of confederation were revised at a _________ • the seventh amendment gives you the right to a trial by ________ • the government has three __________ (executive, legislative, judicial) • ...
Colonial Education 2024-08-21
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- one room structures for only boys
- emphasizes reading and writing
- listed a bill of rights
- required parents to see that their children knew how to read
- small private school ran by women
- laid out the process of land
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- established in 1636
- a member of any Western Church
- the position of an apprentice
- first instructional material
- a teacher centered educator
- printed in Boston MA
- satans threat to who lacked an education
- the general philosophy of Harvard college
14 Clues: established in 1636 • printed in Boston MA • listed a bill of rights • a teacher centered educator • first instructional material • laid out the process of land • the position of an apprentice • a member of any Western Church • emphasizes reading and writing • one room structures for only boys • small private school ran by women • satans threat to who lacked an education • ...
The Constitutional Convention 2022-10-03
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- proposed 3 branches of government and the Legislative branch would be bicameral: representation in house would be based on either population or money given to central government
- all powers not given to the federal government belong to the state governments
- no cruel or unusual punishment
- should be composed of two houses (bicameral); States would have equal representation in the SENATE; States would also have representation based on population in the HOUSE
- All “free persons” should be counted; All “other persons” count as three-fifths a person
- right to form a militia and bear arms
- right to freedom of speech, religion, press, assemble, and petition the government
- Called for unicameral Congress of the Confederation; Each state would have equal representation
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- opposed the Constitution, partly because it had no bill of rights
- Plan of government adopted by the continental Congress after the American Revolution; but allowed few important powers to the central government
- supported the Constitution (and generally saw a bill of rights as unnecessary)
- meeting that lasted four months; Were suppose to meet to revise the Articles, but instead they threw the whole thing and started from scratch
- do not have to testify against yourself
- no unreasonable searches or seizures
- the first ten amendments to the constitution
- election system where each state votes for electors to vote for a president
16 Clues: no cruel or unusual punishment • no unreasonable searches or seizures • right to form a militia and bear arms • do not have to testify against yourself • the first ten amendments to the constitution • opposed the Constitution, partly because it had no bill of rights • election system where each state votes for electors to vote for a president • ...
The Constitutional Convention 2022-10-03
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- meeting that lasted four months; Were suppose to meet to revise the Articles, but instead they threw the whole thing and started from scratch
- opposed the Constitution, partly because it had no bill of rights
- all powers not given to the federal government belong to the state governments
- Plan of government adopted by the continental Congress after the American Revolution; but allowed few important powers to the central government
- right to form a militia and bear arms
- right to freedom of speech, religion, press, assemble, and petition the government
- All “free persons” should be counted; All “other persons” count as three-fifths a person
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- no cruel or unusual punishment
- do not have to testify against yourself
- supported the Constitution (and generally saw a bill of rights as unnecessary)
- Called for unicameral Congress of the Confederation; Each state would have equal representation
- proposed 3 branches of government and the Legislative branch would be bicameral: representation in house would be based on either population or money given to central government
- election system where each state votes for electors to vote for a president
- congress should be composed of two houses (bicameral); States would have equal representation in the SENATE; States would also have representation based on population in the HOUSE
- no unreasonable searches or seizures
- the first ten amendments to the constitution
16 Clues: no cruel or unusual punishment • no unreasonable searches or seizures • right to form a militia and bear arms • do not have to testify against yourself • the first ten amendments to the constitution • opposed the Constitution, partly because it had no bill of rights • election system where each state votes for electors to vote for a president • ...
RECONSTRUCTION 2024-05-14
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- A war lasting 4 years between people of the same country, fighting for state rights.
- Public Places were___ to seperate African-Americans and whites
- The Radical Republicans wanted to ___ the south for war.
- A bill the Radical Republicans proposed instead of Lincoln's 10% plan
- The act of formally withdrawing from a federation
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- If African-Americans didn't have jobs, they were__.
- An amendment passed on June 13th, 1866, which would actually protect African-American's rights.
- There were ____ military districts
- By 1870, all ten states ____ the fourteenth ammendment.
- A law that was used in Confederate states that limited the liberties and rights of African-Americans
10 Clues: There were ____ military districts • The act of formally withdrawing from a federation • If African-Americans didn't have jobs, they were__. • By 1870, all ten states ____ the fourteenth ammendment. • The Radical Republicans wanted to ___ the south for war. • Public Places were___ to seperate African-Americans and whites • ...
