bill of rights Crossword Puzzles

Across Five Aprils- Brayden 2021-09-27

Across Five Aprils- Brayden crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Creek, was the first major engagement of the Civil war west of the Mississippi River
  2. Donelson, Ulysses S. Grant's first big battle he won
  3. bad battle that North lost
  4. Jethro's Dad
  5. Milton, rights the newspapers
  6. Burdow, Nobody likes him, but he is miss interpreted
  7. main son. Helps on farm
  8. brother that died in battle
  9. Jethro's cousin
  10. Jethro's mom
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  1. son, shot Jenny
  2. the State the Creighton's lived in
  3. fought for south. Jethro's Brother
  4. Bluff, fought in Virginia-South won
  5. got shot by Burdo's son
  6. Henry, first big battle won by the North
  7. Shad's wife
  8. Sumter, first shots fired that started the Civil War-South won
  9. school teacher
  10. Run, first major battle in the Civil War-South won

20 Clues: Shad's wife • Jethro's Dad • Jethro's mom • school teacher • son, shot Jenny • Jethro's cousin • got shot by Burdo's son • main son. Helps on farm • bad battle that North lost • brother that died in battle • Milton, rights the newspapers • the State the Creighton's lived in • fought for south. Jethro's Brother • Bluff, fought in Virginia-South won • ...

bill of rights by matthew victor 2022-05-12

bill of rights by matthew victor crossword puzzle
Across
  1. a group of citizens who decide the outcome of a trial
  2. having a negative judgment or opinion without knowledge of the facts
  3. was important for the bill of rights
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  1. protects the basics rights
  2. approved to have made a written document
  3. rules that the government has to follow
  4. police need it for search

7 Clues: police need it for search • protects the basics rights • was important for the bill of rights • rules that the government has to follow • approved to have made a written document • a group of citizens who decide the outcome of a trial • having a negative judgment or opinion without knowledge of the facts

history vocab 2021-08-31

history vocab crossword puzzle
Across
  1. a period when republicans took control of reconstruction
  2. a bill passed to unite the north and south
  3. a member of congress that wanted to break wealthy plantation owners
  4. laws that limited the rights of black people
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  1. to get rid of an acting president
  2. made slavery illegal
  3. gave all men voting rights

7 Clues: made slavery illegal • gave all men voting rights • to get rid of an acting president • a bill passed to unite the north and south • laws that limited the rights of black people • a period when republicans took control of reconstruction • a member of congress that wanted to break wealthy plantation owners

Air Review #2 2024-04-05

Air Review #2 crossword puzzle
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  1. 45.The 12th Amendment altered procedures for the presidential election by reforming what?
  2. 41.What does suffrage mean?
  3. Another word for division of power
  4. Which president is associated with the 25th Amendment?
  5. This is associated with the 26th Amendment
  6. Power of the government divided between the Federal, State and Local Governments
  7. The 12th, 20th, 22nd, 23rd, & 25th Amendments
  8. 43.The 24th Amendment prohibited the use of what?
  9. 49.The 25th Amendment formally outlined what for Presidents in case of removal or illness?
  10. The 13th, 14th, & 15th Amendments
  11. 46.The 20th Amendment limited a "lame duck" presidency by changing what?
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  1. 34.What did the 13th Amendment abolish?
  2. 42.If you are disenfranchised, what does this mean?
  3. 44.The 26th Amendment extended voting rights to whom?
  4. 35.What did the 14th Amendment define?(part 2)
  5. The Bill of Rights is an example of this
  6. 40. The 19th Amendment extended voting rights to whom?
  7. 37.The 15th Amendment extended voting rights to whom?
  8. 38.The 16th Amendment permitted the gov't to collect what?
  9. 39.The 17th Amendment provided a direct election to whom?
  10. 36.What does equal protection mean?
  11. The 16th, 17th, 18th & 19th Amendments
  12. 47.The 22nd Amendment limits presidents to how many terms?
  13. First Ten Amendments
  14. Power given to one branch to prevent another branch from gaining too much power
  15. The 15th, 17th, 19th & 26th Amendments
  16. Power given to the Supreme Court
  17. 35.What did the 14th Amendment define?(part 1)
  18. 48.The 23rd Amendment provides electors during a presidential election to whom?
  19. Which president is associated with the 22nd Amendment?

30 Clues: First Ten Amendments • 41.What does suffrage mean? • Power given to the Supreme Court • The 13th, 14th, & 15th Amendments • Another word for division of power • 36.What does equal protection mean? • The 16th, 17th, 18th & 19th Amendments • The 15th, 17th, 19th & 26th Amendments • 34.What did the 13th Amendment abolish? • The Bill of Rights is an example of this • ...

Unit 2-From Colonies to America 2022-03-02

Unit 2-From Colonies to America crossword puzzle
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  1. Created because the Articles of Confederation were too weak to govern the new country.
  2. Group of people who believed the Constitution should be ratified.
  3. The first form of government. It gave states too much power.
  4. The idea from John Locke that everyone has rights that they get just from being born.
  5. The idea that government and citizens are in an agreement. The people give up some rights in exchange for government protection.
  6. Group of people who believed the Constitution needed a bill of rights.
  7. We the people allow the government to govern us.
  8. Two houses of government.
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  1. The colonists were upset that there was no one to speak for them in Parliament, but they kept making the decision to tax the colonists.
  2. Government power should not be held by one person or branch of government.
  3. One house of government.

11 Clues: One house of government. • Two houses of government. • We the people allow the government to govern us. • The first form of government. It gave states too much power. • Group of people who believed the Constitution should be ratified. • Group of people who believed the Constitution needed a bill of rights. • ...

Constitution Vocab 2021-12-06

Constitution Vocab crossword puzzle
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  1. -Freedom from unreasonable searches and seizures
  2. - Powers reserved to the states.
  3. - Executes or carries out the law
  4. - Political theory that government is subject to the will of the people (people have the power)
  5. -Based on John Locke, basic rights and freedoms all humans are entitled
  6. Government -People rule through elected representatives
  7. - Government of the people
  8. -Includes the courts that settle disputes and questions of the law
  9. -Delegates of Constitutional Convention who shaped the Constitution
  10. -First ten amendments to the constitution, stating fundamental rights of citizens
  11. -Legislative, Executive, and Judicial branches
  12. -Movement that promoted the idea that knowledge, reason, and science would improve society
  13. -Supporters of Constitution and a stronger national government, feared disorder without it
  14. -Against ratifying the Constitution, feared power of national government, wanted a Bill of Rights included to protect peoples rights
  15. -Based on Montesquieu- Powers are divided among different branches of gov. to make sure no one branch gets too much power
  16. -Powers not specifically defined in the Constitution, shall be entrusted to congress
  17. -Right to due process of law, freedom from self-incrimination, double jeopardy.
  18. -Other rights of the people.
  19. -No quartering of soldiers.
  20. - Introduction to the Constitution starting goals
  21. - Freedom from excessive bail, cruel and unusual punishments.
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  1. -Right of trial by jury in civil cases.
  2. -Powers that belong only to the federal government
  3. -Right to keep and bear arms in order to maintain a well regulated militia.
  4. -The Lawmaking Branch of government
  5. -England's lawmaking (legislative) body
  6. -Powers shared by the state and federal governments
  7. -to approve
  8. -Powers that belong to only the state government
  9. -Freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition. (these are NOT in roman numerals)
  10. -power of the court to judge whether or not actions of other Branches are unconstitutional
  11. -System in which each branch of governments limits one another so no branch gets too much power
  12. -Government with limited powers strictly defined by law; no person or group is above the law
  13. - Rights of accused persons, e.g., right to a speedy and public trial.
  14. - The sharing of Powers between the national and state governments
  15. - Final and Supreme authority of the U.S. Supreme Law of the land
  16. -An official change or addition to the Constitution

37 Clues: -to approve • - Government of the people • -No quartering of soldiers. • -Other rights of the people. • - Powers reserved to the states. • -The Lawmaking Branch of government • - Executes or carries out the law • -Right of trial by jury in civil cases. • -England's lawmaking (legislative) body • -Legislative, Executive, and Judicial branches • ...

American History Ch. 5 Wordsearch 2022-11-22

American History Ch. 5 Wordsearch crossword puzzle
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  1. Rebellion, The uprising of farmers that protested high taxes and heavy debt
  2. Ordinance of 1787, The ordinance established the Northwest Territory
  3. citizens’ rights.
  4. commerce, trade between two or more states
  5. Carta, a document signed by King John in 1215
  6. official approval
  7. Ordinance of 1785, A system for surveying and dividing western lands
  8. Sovereignty, the idea that political authority belongs to the people
  9. of Rights, 10 of the proposed amendments intended to
  10. the sharing of power between a central government and the states that make up a country.
  11. Papers, the essays supporting the Constitution written anonymously
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  1. supporters of the Constitution
  2. and Balances, keeps any branch of government from becoming too powerful.
  3. official changes.
  4. A set of basic principles and laws that states the powers and duties of the government
  5. Statute for Religious Freedom, The document that declared that no person could be forced
  6. people who opposed the Constitution
  7. attend a particular church
  8. occurs when there are increased prices for goods and services combined with the reduced value of money
  9. taxes on imports or exports
  10. A period of low economic activity combined with a rise in unemployment

21 Clues: official changes. • citizens’ rights. • official approval • attend a particular church • taxes on imports or exports • supporters of the Constitution • people who opposed the Constitution • commerce, trade between two or more states • Carta, a document signed by King John in 1215 • of Rights, 10 of the proposed amendments intended to • ...

US Government 2022-09-06

US Government crossword puzzle
Across
  1. states the rules for the government
  2. Branch President who carries out laws
  3. of Rights written list of freedoms
  4. bringing formal charges against a public official
  5. part of Congress 2 representatives from each state
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  1. Branch Congress makes the laws
  2. of Representatives part of Congress
  3. contains two houses and makes the laws
  4. of Powers the branches of the government
  5. of Confederation form of written government
  6. Branch Supreme Court settles disputes
  7. and Sedition Acts passed in 1798

12 Clues: Branch Congress makes the laws • and Sedition Acts passed in 1798 • of Rights written list of freedoms • of Representatives part of Congress • states the rules for the government • Branch Supreme Court settles disputes • Branch President who carries out laws • contains two houses and makes the laws • of Powers the branches of the government • ...

Ce.2 Civics 2022-10-17

Ce.2 Civics crossword puzzle
Across
  1. of the United States Government
  2. Government, Democracy
  3. II, Article III
  4. Statue for Religious Freedom, Magna Carta
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  1. of the United States, Preamble
  2. Government, Charters of the Virginia Company of London
  3. of Rights, Article I
  4. of Governed, Rule of Law
  5. Declaration of Rights, Articles of Confederation

9 Clues: II, Article III • of Rights, Article I • Government, Democracy • of Governed, Rule of Law • of the United States, Preamble • of the United States Government • Statue for Religious Freedom, Magna Carta • Declaration of Rights, Articles of Confederation • Government, Charters of the Virginia Company of London

Key terms and principles for constitutional issues 2024-01-16

Key terms and principles for constitutional issues crossword puzzle
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  1. - To be treated fairly no matter race, age, gender, etc. and obtains basic constitutional rights as a U.S. citizen
  2. - feeling of attachment and commitment to a country, nation, or political community
  3. - Same treatment, opportunities, status, and the same rights as everyone else.
  4. - A system of government in which is created to serve the people, for the people, and by the people
  5. - Due process is a constitutionally guaranteed safeguard that protects the rights of individuals
  6. - People who are either born or naturalized in the U.S. and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the U.S.
  7. rights - Rights that are guaranteed to citizens by law
  8. - you have interests and activities, particularly outside your work, which make your life enjoyable and worthwhile.
  9. - innocent until the prosecution can find them guilty. If not then he or she can walk free
  10. - Something offered by a person that is tangible by another person for trade
  11. - System of government that combines a general government with regional governments in a single political system, dividing the powers between the two
  12. - To have at least one party's disagreement with the majority opinion
  13. - belief for people to vote who they want to represent their political party
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  1. - population chooses representatives to carry out the governmental duties of the nation.
  2. - Each of the 3 branches of government can check and/or limit the power of the other branches so no one branch can assume all power.
  3. government) - The laws beginning with the Constitution and including state and local laws, determine what is allowed, and no one is considered above or outside of them.
  4. - This basic protection is in place to keep the government from simply rounding people up and keeping them in prison indefinitely, without charging them or prosecuting them for any crime. This has been a very controversial topic, especially during times of war
  5. - guaranteeing the rights of all people and encompassing a broad spectrum of economic, social, cultural, political and civil rights.
  6. - The power or authority of the government and of governance rests with the people. The government serves the will of the people, and they are the final authority for what the government does in their name
  7. - A formal plan of government that defines the plan, structure, and federal laws for the nation
  8. - People that are treated in an honorable and fair manner according to the mores of society.
  9. - As a human population we have differences in race, ethnicities, gender, sexual orientation, nationality, and experiences. Ideally, we recognize these differences and make no judgments about them.
  10. - Separate houses of government consisting of the executive, judicial, and legislative branches all serving separate duties to divide power equally
  11. - pursuit of a meaningful life
  12. - The first 10 Amendments
  13. - an honest, open, complete,
  14. - freedom to live your life as an independent person

27 Clues: - The first 10 Amendments • - an honest, open, complete, • - pursuit of a meaningful life • - freedom to live your life as an independent person • rights - Rights that are guaranteed to citizens by law • - To have at least one party's disagreement with the majority opinion • - Something offered by a person that is tangible by another person for trade • ...

Constitution Short Story 2025-10-27

Constitution Short Story crossword puzzle
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  1. The first three words of the Preamble.
  2. This document guarantees citizens’ freedoms like speech and religion.
  3. This founding father is often called the “Father of the Constitution.”
  4. The Constitution was finalized after weeks of ___ .
  5. The branch of government headed by the president.
  6. The Constitution requires approval from these groups before it becomes law.
  7. The city where the Constitution was created.
  8. The Constitution divides power among three of these.
  9. James Madison’s notebook was always full of these.
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  1. The Preamble mentions promoting the general ___ .
  2. Some delegates worried that citizens’ ___ might be ignored.
  3. The Constitution was written to form a more perfect ___ .
  4. Article I establishes this house of Congress along with the Senate.
  5. Article III sets up the Supreme Court and other ___ courts.
  6. The group of people who wrote the Constitution.
  7. The branch of government that interprets the laws.
  8. The Bill of Rights has these to protect citizens.
  9. The branch of government that makes laws.
  10. This word describes the protection of freedoms and fair treatment in court.
  11. The Constitution serves as a blueprint for ___ .
  12. Alexander Hamilton wanted a government that could act decisively but not ___ the people.

21 Clues: The first three words of the Preamble. • The branch of government that makes laws. • The city where the Constitution was created. • The group of people who wrote the Constitution. • The Constitution serves as a blueprint for ___ . • The Preamble mentions promoting the general ___ . • The Bill of Rights has these to protect citizens. • ...

Constitution crossword 2022-02-17

Constitution crossword crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Bill of rights
  2. September 17
  3. Three branches of government
Down
  1. Articles of confederation
  2. congress
  3. Amendments

6 Clues: congress • Amendments • September 17 • Bill of rights • Articles of confederation • Three branches of government

Alfredo C. p1 Ms.DOMENICO 2021-11-15

Alfredo C. p1 Ms.DOMENICO crossword puzzle
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  1. Newspapers, magazines, news channels, podcast right of newspapers,etc., to report news without being controlled by the government.
  2. The Bill of Rights is the first 10 amendments to the U.S. Constitution. These amendments guarantee essential rights and civil liberties, such as the freedom of religion, the right to free speech, the right to bear arms, trial by jury as well as reserving rights to the people and the states.
  3. To study or examine something to find out what it is or what makes it work.
  4. The Constitution is the framework for the federal government of the United States. It is the highest form of law in the country. The Constitution creates the branches of government and gives them the power to govern. However, it also protects the citizens of the United States and guarantees their basic rights.
  5. Something done or said that may serve as an example or rule to authorize or justify a subsequent act of the same kind
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  1. The highest federal court in the US, consisting of nine justices and taking judicial precedence over all other courts in the nation.
  2. a moral or legal entitlement to have or obtain something or to act in a certain way.
  3. "Miranda warning" refers to the constitutional requirement that once an individual is in custody by the police, there are certain warnings a police officer is required to give to that individual.
  4. An amendment is a change or addition to Constitution. The first 10 amendments are known as the Bill of Rights.
  5. To carry a gun

10 Clues: To carry a gun • To study or examine something to find out what it is or what makes it work. • a moral or legal entitlement to have or obtain something or to act in a certain way. • An amendment is a change or addition to Constitution. The first 10 amendments are known as the Bill of Rights. • ...

Early Republic - #1-3 2025-01-13

Early Republic - #1-3 crossword puzzle
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  1. Three laws passed under the Adams administration that required immigrants to live in the U.S. for 14 years before they could apply for citizenship (from formerly 5 years). They also allowed the president to jail or expel any foreigner thought to be a threat.
  2. The branch of government that makes the laws.
  3. The turning point of the war in the Americans' favor, because the victory encouraged Americans and convinced France to support the American cause.
  4. Delegates from all states except Rhode Island went to Congress to revise the Articles of Confederation; they decided to come up with a new plan of government called the Constitution.
  5. Political party led by Hamilton, that wanted a strong central government with prospering cities, businesses, and a role in world affairs.
  6. Amendments to the Constitution that spell out and protect certain rights of the people.
  7. A group of colonists threw rocks and snowballs at the sentry guarding the customs house in Boston. The British soldiers fired into the crowd, killing 5 people.
  8. Meeting of colonial delegates after the Battles of Lexington and Concord in which they decided to rebel against Britain. They adopted the Declaration of Independence.
  9. He served as Vice President under President George Washington, and also as second president of the United States.
  10. Amendment of the Bill of Rights that states that powers not given to the federal government by the Constitution will rest with the States and the people.
  11. Treaty with Britain in which the U.S. agreed to pay all its debts to Britain, and Britain would pay for damages to American ships and leave the Northwest Territory.
  12. Amendment of the Bill of Rights that protects rights not specifically mentioned in the Constitution.
  13. The British taxed documents, such as contracts, licenses, newspapers, almanacs, and playing cards.
  14. Treaty with Spain that settled border and trade disputes by defining the border between the U.S. and Spanish Florida, and guaranteeing the U.S. navigation rights on the Mississippi River.
  15. Patriot who wrote the first draft of the Declaration of Independence; Secretary of State under President Washington.
  16. A belief that all government power comes from the people.
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  1. A group of people disguised as Indians, led by Samuel Adams, boarded British tea ships docked at Boston Harbor. They broke open the chests of tea and dumped them in the harbor in order to protest the Tea Act.
  2. 1776 statement issued by the Second Continental Congress explaining why the colonies wanted independence from Britain.
  3. Farmers attacked tax collectors who came to collect a liquor tax. The farmers used surplus grain to create rye whiskey, and the tax would make the whiskey more expensive and harder to sell. The farmers fled when Washington's troops arrived to stop them from threatening Pittsburgh.
  4. The first two battles of the Revolutionary War. Began when British soldiers tried to seize a stockpile of the colonists' gunpowder.
  5. America's first plan of government. It created a weak national government with only an executive branch.
  6. After Jay's Treaty with Britain, France retaliated by seizing American ships. President Adams sent diplomats to France they were met by three minor officials who demanded bribes and a loan.
  7. Secretary of the Treasury under President Washington.
  8. Law passed under the Adams administration that outlawed any criticism of public officials, which went against the First Amendment rights of free speech and press.
  9. One of the plans to replace the Articles of Confederation. Favored by states with larger populations, it gave more power to state governments, with a Bicameral legislature in which the number of votes in each state was based on population.
  10. One of the plans to replace the Articles of Confederation. Favored by states with smaller populations, it gave more power to the national government, with a Unicameral legislature in which the number of votes in each state was the same.
  11. Two-house legislature
  12. Commander of the Continental Army during the American Revolution and first president of the United States.
  13. Final battle of the Revolutionary War. British general Cornwallis surrendered to the Americans.
  14. Meeting of colonial delegates in Philadelphia to decide how to respond to the abuses of authority by the British government. They agreed to stop importing British goods.

30 Clues: Two-house legislature • The branch of government that makes the laws. • Secretary of the Treasury under President Washington. • A belief that all government power comes from the people. • Amendments to the Constitution that spell out and protect certain rights of the people. • ...

Bundle 3 Review - The Constitution 2022-11-02

Bundle 3 Review - The Constitution crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Required responsibilities of citizens
  2. The second amendment: the right to bear...
  3. Branch that interprets the law
  4. Combined the Virginia Plan and the New Jersey Plan
  5. Amendment that prohibited the Quartering Act
  6. Amendment that includes freedom of religion and speech
  7. A change or addition to the Constitution
  8. Principle of government involving representative government and voting
  9. Two houses under the Constitution
  10. We the...
  11. Branch that creates the laws
  12. One house under the Articles of Confederation
  13. Amendment that protects "due process"
  14. Branch that enforces the laws
  15. Compromise that determined how slaves would be counted for representation
  16. Amendment protects "other rights" not listed in the Constitution
  17. The purpose of federalism is to ____ the federal government
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  1. President of the Constitutional Convention
  2. Formed a rebellion in Massachusetts
  3. Father of the Constitution
  4. Voluntary responsibilities of citizens
  5. Checks and...
  6. Introduction to the Constitution
  7. Principle of government meaning the people hold the power
  8. Meaning to approve
  9. The sharing of power between national and state governments
  10. Issue that deeply divided northern and southern states
  11. The Bill of Rights consists of this many amendments
  12. Had all the power under the Articles of Confederation

29 Clues: We the... • Checks and... • Meaning to approve • Father of the Constitution • Branch that creates the laws • Branch that enforces the laws • Branch that interprets the law • Introduction to the Constitution • Two houses under the Constitution • Formed a rebellion in Massachusetts • Required responsibilities of citizens • Amendment that protects "due process" • ...

Government 2 2015-10-05

Government 2 crossword puzzle
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  1. Composed of the monarch, senate and HoC. Has the power to make laws in certain responsibilities. also a period of time between an election and a dissolution
  2. A change that is made to a bill, a motion or a comitee report with
  3. Bills that are passed by Parliament and become laws
  4. A term most often used for someone elected into a seat in HoC
  5. 1 of 3 parts of parliament, MPs debate there (HoC)
  6. A person who has full rights in their country
  7. A proposal for a law, to be considered by Parliament
  8. A group made up of all senators and member of paliament from the same political party. They meet regulary
  9. Makes decisions about the Government's priorities and policies
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  1. To change or improve something
  2. A proposal by a Member for either the Hoc or Senate, to be considered by the chamber, it must be seconded by another memeber, and then voted on by all members
  3. All political parties and independent members who do not belong to the governing party
  4. the 'Upper House' of Parliament- Made up of 105 members
  5. AKA The lower house,where the members of Parliament meet
  6. Where the Senators meet to discuss buisness
  7. the end of a parliament
  8. The government's plan for how it will collect and spend the money each year
  9. (noun) the member of parliament in a political party who is responsible for keeping other party memebers informed about the Chamber's buisness and making sure they are present in the chamber
  10. The last stage before a bill becomes a law

19 Clues: the end of a parliament • To change or improve something • The last stage before a bill becomes a law • Where the Senators meet to discuss buisness • A person who has full rights in their country • 1 of 3 parts of parliament, MPs debate there (HoC) • Bills that are passed by Parliament and become laws • A proposal for a law, to be considered by Parliament • ...

Unit 5 Review - GOPO 2024-05-15

Unit 5 Review - GOPO crossword puzzle
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  1. The number of chambers in Congress
  2. The highest level court with nine justices
  3. The people are involved in this type of democracy on a day to day basis
  4. The principle that divides the federal government into 3 branches, each with specific functions, is known as ______ powers
  5. Division of powers between the states and the national government.
  6. The most important source of local taxes in IL
  7. System ensuring no branch of government becomes too powerful.
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  1. Fundamental law of the United States, outlining the structure of government and the rights of citizens
  2. The magic number to win an election
  3. How to remove a President prior to the end of a term
  4. The US has a ____ party system
  5. The elections where parties pick candidates to run for office
  6. Liberals generally want a ______ federal government presence
  7. The ________ amendment prohibits equal protection of the law
  8. Powers the government has because the Constitution says so are called ______ powers.
  9. The bill of rights is the first _____ amendments
  10. Conservatives generally want a ________ federal government presence

17 Clues: The US has a ____ party system • The number of chambers in Congress • The magic number to win an election • The highest level court with nine justices • The most important source of local taxes in IL • The bill of rights is the first _____ amendments • How to remove a President prior to the end of a term • Liberals generally want a ______ federal government presence • ...

Constitution Test Review 2014-04-22

Constitution Test Review crossword puzzle
Across
  1. number of witnesses needed to convict of treason
  2. Amendment--Created Prohibition
  3. Amendment--The right to bear arms
  4. Amendment--No illegal search or seizure
  5. number of votes needed in each house to pass a bill after a veto
  6. Amendment--Women have the right to vote
  7. number of states needed to approve a proposed amendment
  8. number of electoral votes Illinois is given
  9. Amendment--No Double Jeopardy
  10. Congress must meet this many times each year
  11. number of years you must live in the U.S. to run for the House of Representatives
  12. number of branches in U.S. Government
  13. age you must be to run for the Senate
  14. Amendment--Freedom of religion and speech shall not be infringed upon
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  1. Amendment--Did away with Prohibition
  2. Amendment--President and Vice President elected together
  3. determines the number of representatives a state has
  4. Amendment--Outlawed Slavery
  5. term of office for a Supreme Court Judge
  6. Amendment--President can serve only two terms
  7. number of amendments in the Constitution
  8. Amendment--18 year old have the right to vote
  9. term of office for a Senator
  10. number of judges on the Supreme Court
  11. age you must be to run for President
  12. Amendment--Income Tax
  13. number of amendments in the Bill of Rights

27 Clues: Amendment--Income Tax • Amendment--Outlawed Slavery • term of office for a Senator • Amendment--No Double Jeopardy • Amendment--Created Prohibition • Amendment--The right to bear arms • Amendment--Did away with Prohibition • age you must be to run for President • number of judges on the Supreme Court • number of branches in U.S. Government • ...

Famous Americans 2014-03-20

Famous Americans crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Creator of Disney
  2. Great baseball player who had candy bar named after him
  3. "The King of Rock and Roll"
  4. Brothers who built first powered aircraft
  5. African-American heavy boxing champion
  6. 32nd President and was in office during the Great Depression
  7. Current President of the USA
  8. Inventor who created the light bulb
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  1. African-American Civil Rights leader
  2. First President Of the USA
  3. First female pilot to fly across the Atlantic
  4. Man on the American 100 dollar bill
  5. First man on the moon

13 Clues: Creator of Disney • First man on the moon • First President Of the USA • "The King of Rock and Roll" • Current President of the USA • Man on the American 100 dollar bill • Inventor who created the light bulb • African-American Civil Rights leader • African-American heavy boxing champion • Brothers who built first powered aircraft • First female pilot to fly across the Atlantic • ...

Article I Review 2025-09-22

Article I Review crossword puzzle
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  1. Bill-to-Law-Step 4: Where the bill goes after passing the first house
  2. Crime on the high seas that Congress can punish
  3. What Congress can do to enact a law despite a presidential veto
  4. Committees with members from both House and Senate
  5. Upper house of Congress
  6. Bill-to-Law-Step 7: What the bill becomes when signed or override is successful
  7. Bills need a ______ vote in order to pass
  8. Bill-to-Law-Step 2: Bill goes here for review, markup, and initial approval
  9. Bill-to-Law-Step 5: Type of committee that resolves differences between versions
  10. Power to collect revenue that Congress possesses
  11. Continuing _______ are short term term spending bills that keep the government running until an appropriations bill can be passed.
  12. A Bill starts out as an ____ a congressman hasa
  13. ______ _____ are not explicitly written in the Constitution, but are given to Congress in order to carry out laws
  14. Representatives must be a ____ of the state they represent
  15. The _______ signs a bill into law
  16. Bill-to-Law-Step 6: Who receives the final bill for signature or veto
  17. Type of committee that resolves differences between House and Senate bills
  18. If the President does not like a bill, he/she can ____ it
  19. Nickname for the Necessary and Proper Clause
  20. What House and Senate members must be of the United States
  21. Each state has how many Senators?
  22. The largest portion of discretionary spending goes where?
  23. Group that first reviews and studies a bill
  24. Members of the upper house are called _____
  25. For Mandatory Spending, ________ and Social Security, are the largest portion.
  26. What a bill becomes when signed or when a veto is overridden
  27. There is _____ _______ in the Senate (every state has the same)
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  1. Type of powers specifically listed in Article I, Section 8
  2. Two-house structure of the legislative branch
  3. This Type of Spending is 1/3 of the Budget (Smaller Portion)
  4. Congress gets to vote on how we spend our money through a process called the ________ process
  5. Lower House of Congress
  6. Minimum age to serve in the House of Representatives
  7. If a continuing resolutions can't be passed, then a government ______ occurs because there is no funding ($)
  8. Power to regulate trade between states given to Congress
  9. The _______ __ ______ clause allows Congress to make laws needed to carry out its powers
  10. Process the House can use to charge President
  11. Minimum years of U.S. citizenship required for senators
  12. Special committees created for specific purposes or investigations
  13. Number of terms a member of Congress can serve (no constitutional limit)
  14. The legislative branch established by Article I is called _____
  15. Bill-to-Law-Step 3: Where the full chamber debates and votes on the bill
  16. _____ _ of the Constitution Established the Legislative Branch
  17. Bill-to-Law-Step 1: Bill is placed in the hopper or presented to clerk
  18. Article one is the _______ _____
  19. Type of citizenship not required for Congress (unlike presidency)
  20. What both versions of a bill must be to go to the president
  21. Supermajority needed in both houses to override a veto
  22. This type of spending is 2/3 of the Budget (Biggest part of Spending)
  23. Minimum years of U.S. citizenship required for House members
  24. Most bills are _____ in committee
  25. Permanent committees that handle ongoing legislative business
  26. Minimum age to serve in the Senate

53 Clues: Lower House of Congress • Upper house of Congress • Article one is the _______ _____ • The _______ signs a bill into law • Each state has how many Senators? • Most bills are _____ in committee • Minimum age to serve in the Senate • Bills need a ______ vote in order to pass • Group that first reviews and studies a bill • Members of the upper house are called _____ • ...

8th Grade Review 2021-06-03

8th Grade Review crossword puzzle
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  1. South soil type
  2. The Federal and State Govs share power
  3. What caused the king to place taxes?
  4. G. Washington was Commander in Chief during the American _____________.
  5. Who did we try to keep out with the Monroe Doctrine?
  6. Change
  7. What caused the XYZ Affair?
  8. House of Representative & Senate
  9. Approve
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  1. Wanted a Bill of Rights
  2. "Where is your warrant officer?" (2 Words)
  3. How do we prevent one branch from becoming too powerful? (3 Words)
  4. Group who wanted to ratify the Constitution
  5. 2nd President (2 Words)
  6. Last Battle

15 Clues: Change • Approve • Last Battle • South soil type • Wanted a Bill of Rights • 2nd President (2 Words) • What caused the XYZ Affair? • House of Representative & Senate • What caused the king to place taxes? • The Federal and State Govs share power • "Where is your warrant officer?" (2 Words) • Group who wanted to ratify the Constitution • ...

Joshua Sales crossworld puzzle Liberty Ep 6 Question and Crossword Creator; The Constitution! 2022-02-22

Joshua Sales crossworld puzzle Liberty Ep 6 Question and Crossword Creator; The Constitution! crossword puzzle
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  1. what were the rumors about?
  2. John Adams wife
  3. United States main problem in early 1800's
  4. what were the reporters trying to do?
  5. who smelt a rat?
  6. why is anbison made?
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  1. strongest supporter of the bill of rights
  2. what was the first nation in modern time.
  3. Why was there a huge parade that day?
  4. who was victorious at the
  5. what was the first vote for?
  6. where was the first real test.
  7. delagate believed in systimatic planning
  8. Had anyone ever created a new country?
  9. biggest challenge after the revolution

15 Clues: John Adams wife • who smelt a rat? • why is anbison made? • who was victorious at the • what were the rumors about? • what was the first vote for? • where was the first real test. • Why was there a huge parade that day? • what were the reporters trying to do? • Had anyone ever created a new country? • biggest challenge after the revolution • ...

Government terms 2022-05-05

Government terms crossword puzzle
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  1. liberties, constitutional protections against the infringement by the government.
  2. courts, lowest federal court that has original jurisdiction over most federal cases.
  3. Rule, Policy that police officers must inform all suspects of their rights
  4. Power, Authority given to the president that is specifically mentioned in the Constitution.
  5. written expression that is both false and malicious.
  6. The party that initiates a lawsuit.
  7. jure segregation, Racial segregation enforced by law.
  8. Incorporation, process of gradually applying the Bill of Rights to the states.
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  1. Jurisdiction, The authority of a court to hear a case first
  2. Jeopardy, provision states that an individual may not be tried for the same crime twice.
  3. speech, Expressing a political message through action.
  4. The constitutional process of bringing charges against a government official.
  5. A legal rule stating who is authorized to start a lawsuit.
  6. Court, The highest court in the United States
  7. Spoken expression that is both false and malicious.

15 Clues: The party that initiates a lawsuit. • Court, The highest court in the United States • Spoken expression that is both false and malicious. • written expression that is both false and malicious. • jure segregation, Racial segregation enforced by law. • speech, Expressing a political message through action. • A legal rule stating who is authorized to start a lawsuit. • ...

RGB: Crossword Puzzle 2025-01-29

RGB: Crossword Puzzle crossword puzzle
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  1. A formal legal challenge made when someone disagrees with a court’s decision.
  2. A person whose religion is Judaism.
  3. The foundational rulebook of the U.S. government, signed in 1788.
  4. Setting objectives and taking action to accomplish them.
  5. Court Justice Any of the nine judges serving on the Supreme Court.
  6. of Rights The first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution, listing the basic rights of citizens.
  7. Successfully reaching a goal through effort.
  8. Rights Laws Laws that protect people’s rights when violated.
  9. The destruction of personal or private property.
  10. A U.S. senator from Wisconsin in the 1950s who led anti-communist investigations, limiting free speech.
  11. The place where a trial takes place and legal issues are settled.
  12. A person licensed to handle various legal matters, including defending or prosecuting cases.
  13. Objects, documents, and facts used in court to support legal arguments.
  14. The person accused of a crime in a trial.
  15. Rights Movement A political movement in the 1960s-70s advocating for gender equality.
  16. of Speech The First Amendment right allowing citizens to express opinions without government interference.
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  1. An organization that defends civil rights through lawsuits and advocacy.
  2. The party in a civil case who is suing another person or entity.
  3. A change or addition to the U.S. Constitution.
  4. Court The highest court of law in the United States.
  5. When two people or organizations have a disagreement that goes to court.
  6. School of Law One of the best law schools in America, located within Columbia University in New York City.
  7. A government official responsible for overseeing legal proceedings.
  8. The legal name for a piece of evidence presented in court.
  9. When a Supreme Court Justice disagrees with the majority opinion.
  10. The final decision made by a jury or judge in a trial.
  11. School of Law A prestigious Ivy League law school in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
  12. of Appeals The second-highest court in America after the Supreme Court.
  13. The legislative branch of the U.S. government, made up of the House of Representatives and the Senate.
  14. To treat someone cruelly or unfairly because of race, religion, or political views.
  15. Discrimination or hostility toward Jewish people.
  16. The use of physical force to harm someone or damage property.
  17. Protection Clause A part of the Fourteenth Amendment that bans states from denying any person equal protection under the law.

33 Clues: A person whose religion is Judaism. • The person accused of a crime in a trial. • Successfully reaching a goal through effort. • A change or addition to the U.S. Constitution. • The destruction of personal or private property. • Discrimination or hostility toward Jewish people. • Court The highest court of law in the United States. • ...

The Frist 10 Amendments 2019-02-11

The Frist 10 Amendments crossword puzzle
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  1. This Amendment Cause of fear of tyranny,all other powers are not listed to the Constitution are delegated to the united states.
  2. This Amendment you are allowed to have the right to remain slient in court to not testify your self.
  3. This Amendment allows you to always have a fair trail and impartial jury.
  4. This Amendment Forbids you to haveto deal witha cruel or unusual punishment.
  5. the author o the Bill of Rights.
  6. This Amendment Only allows you to have a trail over an item highter than 20$
  7. This Amendment in order to search you need a search warrent.
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  1. ThisAmendment has any other non listed rights are also protected.
  2. This Amendment is freedom of religon and speech and press.
  3. Is when you join a meeting to talk about something.
  4. This Amendment is the rights to own a gun.
  5. This Amendment Gives u the right to choose if you want to house a Soldier.

12 Clues: the author o the Bill of Rights. • This Amendment is the rights to own a gun. • Is when you join a meeting to talk about something. • This Amendment is freedom of religon and speech and press. • This Amendment in order to search you need a search warrent. • ThisAmendment has any other non listed rights are also protected. • ...

Presidents Day Crossword 2024-02-13

Presidents Day Crossword crossword puzzle
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  1. Our Current President
  2. State named after a President
  3. First African American President
  4. Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of happiness are __ rights
  5. Animal representative of America
  6. Lincoln wanted to free the __
  7. Where the President lives
  8. A body of advisors to the head of a government
  9. The building in which a legislature meets
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  1. War between people in the same country
  2. Got us out of the Great Depression
  3. Ability to reject a bill
  4. Ceremony to mark the start of the President's term
  5. President when the Afghan War started
  6. An article added to the US Constitution.

15 Clues: Our Current President • Ability to reject a bill • Where the President lives • State named after a President • Lincoln wanted to free the __ • First African American President • Animal representative of America • Got us out of the Great Depression • President when the Afghan War started • War between people in the same country • An article added to the US Constitution. • ...

Crossword Crisps 2025-11-18

Crossword Crisps crossword puzzle
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  1. Both give a little to reach an agreement
  2. Wanted slaves for representation, but not for taxation
  3. 3 out of 5 slaves counted for representation and taxation
  4. Strong state government and wanted bill of rights
  5. People who attended the Constitutional Convention
  6. Benefited the large states
  7. Father of the Constitution
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  1. May 1787
  2. Benefited the small states
  3. Creator of the New Jersey Plan
  4. Wanted slaves for taxation, but not for representation
  5. Strong federal government
  6. First 10 amendments in the Constitution
  7. Leader of Constitutional Convention
  8. The creator of the great compromise

15 Clues: May 1787 • Strong federal government • Benefited the small states • Benefited the large states • Father of the Constitution • Creator of the New Jersey Plan • Leader of Constitutional Convention • The creator of the great compromise • First 10 amendments in the Constitution • Both give a little to reach an agreement • Strong state government and wanted bill of rights • ...

RGB: Crossword Puzzle 2025-01-29

RGB: Crossword Puzzle crossword puzzle
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  1. A formal legal challenge made when someone disagrees with a court’s decision.
  2. A person whose religion is Judaism.
  3. The foundational rulebook of the U.S. government, signed in 1788.
  4. Setting objectives and taking action to accomplish them.
  5. Court Justice Any of the nine judges serving on the Supreme Court.
  6. of Rights The first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution, listing the basic rights of citizens.
  7. Successfully reaching a goal through effort.
  8. Rights Laws Laws that protect people’s rights when violated.
  9. The destruction of personal or private property.
  10. A U.S. senator from Wisconsin in the 1950s who led anti-communist investigations, limiting free speech.
  11. The place where a trial takes place and legal issues are settled.
  12. A person licensed to handle various legal matters, including defending or prosecuting cases.
  13. Objects, documents, and facts used in court to support legal arguments.
  14. The person accused of a crime in a trial.
  15. Rights Movement A political movement in the 1960s-70s advocating for gender equality.
  16. of Speech The First Amendment right allowing citizens to express opinions without government interference.
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  1. An organization that defends civil rights through lawsuits and advocacy.
  2. The party in a civil case who is suing another person or entity.
  3. A change or addition to the U.S. Constitution.
  4. Court The highest court of law in the United States.
  5. When two people or organizations have a disagreement that goes to court.
  6. School of Law One of the best law schools in America, located within Columbia University in New York City.
  7. A government official responsible for overseeing legal proceedings.
  8. The legal name for a piece of evidence presented in court.
  9. When a Supreme Court Justice disagrees with the majority opinion.
  10. The final decision made by a jury or judge in a trial.
  11. School of Law A prestigious Ivy League law school in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
  12. of Appeals The second-highest court in America after the Supreme Court.
  13. The legislative branch of the U.S. government, made up of the House of Representatives and the Senate.
  14. To treat someone cruelly or unfairly because of race, religion, or political views.
  15. Discrimination or hostility toward Jewish people.
  16. The use of physical force to harm someone or damage property.
  17. Protection Clause A part of the Fourteenth Amendment that bans states from denying any person equal protection under the law.

33 Clues: A person whose religion is Judaism. • The person accused of a crime in a trial. • Successfully reaching a goal through effort. • A change or addition to the U.S. Constitution. • The destruction of personal or private property. • Discrimination or hostility toward Jewish people. • Court The highest court of law in the United States. • ...

Ga government 2023-01-11

Ga government crossword puzzle
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  1. create, amend, change, or kill legislation
  2. and balances- a concept that the framers of the U. S. Constitution created and that the state of Georgia adopted when creating its own constitution
  3. of rights- enumerates certain individual liberties and protects those liberties from governmental intrusion, unless there is a sufficiently compelling justification for government action
  4. carry out the laws passed by the state
  5. courts- exclusive, constitutional authority over felonies, divorces, equity cases,
  6. taking care of our-selves, respecting the rights of others, obeying rules and laws
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  1. the governing document of our state
  2. interprets our state laws and administers justice through our legal system
  3. any criminal act that is not considered a felony
  4. crime punishable by death, by imprisonment for life, or by imprisonment for more than 12 months
  5. The Georgia General Assembly is made up of the Georgia Senate and the Georgia House of Representatives
  6. governor- second highest elected official in the state and the President of the Senate
  7. a brief introductory statement of the fundamental purposes and guiding principles which the constitution is meant to serve
  8. assembly- composed of the House of Representatives and the Senate
  9. court- the highest court in the state

15 Clues: the governing document of our state • court- the highest court in the state • carry out the laws passed by the state • create, amend, change, or kill legislation • any criminal act that is not considered a felony • assembly- composed of the House of Representatives and the Senate • interprets our state laws and administers justice through our legal system • ...

Ga government 2023-01-17

Ga government crossword puzzle
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  1. create, amend, change, or kill legislation
  2. and balances- a concept that the framers of the U. S. Constitution created and that the state of Georgia adopted when creating its own constitution
  3. of rights- enumerates certain individual liberties and protects those liberties from governmental intrusion, unless there is a sufficiently compelling justification for government action
  4. carry out the laws passed by the state
  5. courts- exclusive, constitutional authority over felonies, divorces, equity cases,
  6. taking care of our-selves, respecting the rights of others, obeying rules and laws
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  1. the governing document of our state
  2. interprets our state laws and administers justice through our legal system
  3. any criminal act that is not considered a felony
  4. crime punishable by death, by imprisonment for life, or by imprisonment for more than 12 months
  5. The Georgia General Assembly is made up of the Georgia Senate and the Georgia House of Representatives
  6. governor- second highest elected official in the state and the President of the Senate
  7. a brief introductory statement of the fundamental purposes and guiding principles which the constitution is meant to serve
  8. assembly- composed of the House of Representatives and the Senate
  9. court- the highest court in the state

15 Clues: the governing document of our state • court- the highest court in the state • carry out the laws passed by the state • create, amend, change, or kill legislation • any criminal act that is not considered a felony • assembly- composed of the House of Representatives and the Senate • interprets our state laws and administers justice through our legal system • ...

Unit 1 Vocab 2020-09-30

Unit 1 Vocab crossword puzzle
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  1. A group of people governing a
  2. creator of Social Contract Theory
  3. Governed by group, 1 person has ultimate power
  4. Has the most freedom of the three types of colonies
  5. The power belongs to a ruling family, ruler has TOTAL authority of the government
  6. Power is given to small ruling class (aristocrats)
  7. Unitary individual states join together under united government
  8. Government is created by God
  9. No cruel and unusual punishments, speedy trial
  10. Founding father, drafted declaration of independence
  11. Government where power comes from the people
  12. Nation is ruled by 1 person
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  1. "Fake Democracy", can only vote for 1 party
  2. legislature with 2 houses
  3. Royal charter of rights agreed to by King John
  4. Government grew out of FAMILY authority
  5. King of Great Britain during the American Independence
  6. Document written by colonists requesting independence from Britain
  7. Government began with conquest
  8. democracy where EVERYONE votes on all matters
  9. The people behind the scenes have the most power
  10. Power is shared between central and local government

22 Clues: legislature with 2 houses • Nation is ruled by 1 person • Government is created by God • A group of people governing a • Government began with conquest • creator of Social Contract Theory • Government grew out of FAMILY authority • "Fake Democracy", can only vote for 1 party • Government where power comes from the people • democracy where EVERYONE votes on all matters • ...

Branches of Government 2024-11-20

Branches of Government crossword puzzle
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  1. The process by which Congress or the Texas Legislature can pass a law despite the veto of the President or Governor, requiring a two-thirds majority vote.
  2. The authority of a court to hear and make decisions about legal cases; the U.S. Supreme Court has national jurisdiction, while state courts handle local issues.
  3. The leader of the Texas executive branch, responsible for enforcing state laws and managing state agencies.
  4. and balances A system where each branch of government can limit the powers of the others to prevent any one branch from becoming too powerful. For example, the President can veto laws, but Congress can override the veto.
  5. The state constitution that outlines the structure of Texas government and laws.
  6. Branch that enforces laws; led by the Governor in Texas and the President in the U.S.
  7. The U.S. legislative branch, consisting of the Senate and House of Representatives, responsible for making laws, approving budgets, and representing the people.
  8. A rule created by a governing body (like Congress or the Texas Legislature) that citizens must follow to maintain order and fairness in society.
  9. The federal constitution that sets up the U.S. government and establishes the rights of citizens.
  10. Branch that interprets laws and ensures they are applied fairly; led by the U.S. Supreme Court and Texas Supreme Court.
  11. Legislature The Texas legislative body, made up of the Texas Senate and the Texas House of Representatives, responsible for making state laws and representing Texans.
  12. Court The highest court in both the U.S. and Texas, responsible for interpreting the constitution and ruling on the most important legal cases.
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  1. The power of the President or Governor to reject a bill passed by the legislature, preventing it from becoming law.
  2. The process by which a government official, such as the President or Governor, can be removed from office for misconduct.
  3. of Rights The first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution that protect individual freedoms, like freedom of speech, religion, and the press. The Texas Constitution also has a Bill of Rights protecting similar freedoms.
  4. of Representatives The lower house of Congress in the U.S. and Texas Legislature; members represent districts and are responsible for initiating bills.
  5. of powers The division of government responsibilities into three branches—executive, legislative, and judicial—to ensure no one branch has too much power.
  6. The upper house of Congress in the U.S. and Texas Legislature; senators represent states or districts and have specific powers like approving appointments.
  7. Branch that makes laws; in the U.S., this is Congress, consisting of the Senate and House of Representatives; in Texas, it's the Texas Legislature.
  8. The leader of the U.S. executive branch, responsible for enforcing federal laws, leading the military, and managing international relations.
  9. Related to the process of elections; in the U.S., the Electoral College elects the President, while Texas has its own system for local elections.
  10. A formal change or addition to a constitution. The U.S. Constitution has 27 amendments, while the Texas Constitution has many more.

22 Clues: The state constitution that outlines the structure of Texas government and laws. • Branch that enforces laws; led by the Governor in Texas and the President in the U.S. • The federal constitution that sets up the U.S. government and establishes the rights of citizens. • ...

Unit 1 Vocab 2020-09-30

Unit 1 Vocab crossword puzzle
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  1. A group of people governing a
  2. Creator of Social Contract Theory
  3. Governed by group, 1 person has ultimate power
  4. Has the most freedom of the three types of colonies
  5. The power belongs to a ruling family, ruler has TOTAL authority of the government
  6. Power is given to small ruling class (aristocrats)
  7. Unitary individual states join together under united government
  8. Government is created by God
  9. No cruel and unusual punishments, speedy trial
  10. Founding father, drafted declaration of independence
  11. Government where power comes from the people
  12. Nation is ruled by 1 person
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  1. "Fake Democracy", can only vote for 1 party
  2. Legislature with 2 houses
  3. Royal charter of rights agreed to by King John
  4. Government grew out of FAMILY authority
  5. King of Great Britain during the American Independence
  6. Document written by colonists requesting independence from Britain
  7. Government began with conquest
  8. Democracy where EVERYONE votes on all matters
  9. The people behind the scenes have the most power
  10. Power is shared between central and local government

22 Clues: Legislature with 2 houses • Nation is ruled by 1 person • Government is created by God • A group of people governing a • Government began with conquest • Creator of Social Contract Theory • Government grew out of FAMILY authority • "Fake Democracy", can only vote for 1 party • Government where power comes from the people • Democracy where EVERYONE votes on all matters • ...

Government Titles 2025-05-15

Government Titles crossword puzzle
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  1. It is the introduction, explaining the purpose of a document.
  2. The power to create laws.
  3. The power of a court to determine whether an action by the government is constitutional.
  4. The division of power between a national government and state government.
  5. A legislative system, The house of Representatives and the Senate.
  6. The legislative branch responsible for making laws.
  7. The government's power comes from the consent of the people it governs.
  8. The president can only have a, number of terms.
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  1. Used to change, remove or add to the Amendments.
  2. A system of rules used by the United States government.
  3. illegal manufacture, sale, and transportation of liquor.
  4. Each branch has powers to limit or influence the actions of the other branches.
  5. The Branch is responsible for carrying out and enforcing laws.
  6. The rights to be read outloud to a suspect by law enforcement before being interrogated.
  7. How many members are in the Senate.
  8. The first ten amendments that protect the rights of individuals.
  9. A Senate can only have a, number of terms.
  10. The change or addition to an official document.
  11. Judicial Review
  12. The person who runs the United States and lives in the White House.

20 Clues: Judicial Review • The power to create laws. • How many members are in the Senate. • A Senate can only have a, number of terms. • The change or addition to an official document. • The president can only have a, number of terms. • Used to change, remove or add to the Amendments. • The legislative branch responsible for making laws. • ...

History Review 2025-05-07

History Review crossword puzzle
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  1. explorer captured by Shawnee Indians
  2. where the British soldiers retreated to
  3. the second battle of the Revolutionary War
  4. wanted freedom from Great Britain
  5. Santa ______. Mexican General at the Alamo
  6. Died at the Alamo
  7. Native tribe that lived in Hogans
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  1. author of the Preamble to the Constitution
  2. Native tribe that used dry farming
  3. author of the Declaration of Independence
  4. the first battle of the Revolutionary War
  5. wanted to stay loyal to King George III.
  6. Spaniard to took down the Azwas tec Empire
  7. imprisoned in his palace by Cortes
  8. Bill of _______. First Ten Amendments

15 Clues: Died at the Alamo • wanted freedom from Great Britain • Native tribe that lived in Hogans • Native tribe that used dry farming • imprisoned in his palace by Cortes • explorer captured by Shawnee Indians • Bill of _______. First Ten Amendments • where the British soldiers retreated to • wanted to stay loyal to King George III. • author of the Declaration of Independence • ...

The colonial Timez 2022-10-05

The colonial Timez crossword puzzle
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  1. Differences
  2. in the Cities
  3. Carta
  4. Trade
Down
  1. on a Farm
  2. and Punishments
  3. Bill of Rights

7 Clues: Carta • Trade • on a Farm • Differences • in the Cities • Bill of Rights • and Punishments

The Constitution 2017-03-30

The Constitution crossword puzzle
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  1. A national legislative body
  2. A smooth gun with a long barrel
  3. of Confederation An agreement between the 13 colonies to form a single government
  4. Court The highest judicial court
  5. Admit someone (formally) to a public office
  6. An American that wanted independence from Britain
  7. The federal principle that some laws were to be kept by the national government, and some by the state government
  8. The 13 states that united together
  9. A person who supported the adoption of the Constitution
  10. An area of land ruled by a country, but not part of the country itself
  11. An overthrow of a government to establish a new one
  12. Citizens who were prepared to fight
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  1. The elected head
  2. and Balances A system that allowed branches to influence and check on each other
  3. A type of government ruled by one person
  4. The main governing body of the British government
  5. A type of government ruled by the people
  6. of Independence A document which announced the 13 colonies as independent states
  7. A document of principles of how the government should be run
  8. of Rights The first 10 amendments that guaranteed rights to an individual

20 Clues: The elected head • A national legislative body • A smooth gun with a long barrel • Court The highest judicial court • The 13 states that united together • Citizens who were prepared to fight • A type of government ruled by one person • A type of government ruled by the people • Admit someone (formally) to a public office • The main governing body of the British government • ...

Government and Legislative Branch 2025-03-11

Government and Legislative Branch crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Ruled by one.
  2. Ruled by one.
  3. Our government has 3 of these.
  4. A branch that makes the laws
  5. Love, devotion and loyalty to one's country.
  6. The ____ of Representatives gives congress votes based on population.
  7. A power, privilege, or capacity for enjoyment of a person by law.
  8. A branch that interprets the laws.
  9. A democracy with power is held by the people and exercised through elected officials.
  10. A branch that carries out laws.
  11. Ruled by a few.
  12. When a president refused to approve a law
Down
  1. Being an official member of a community with a government and laws
  2. Organized efforts to influence government officials regarding legislative policies
  3. The power or authority that rules a country.
  4. A proposed law.
  5. The presiding officer over the House of Representatives.
  6. No Government.
  7. One of three levels of government.
  8. Where members of congress break into smaller groups to create bills.
  9. One of the two lawmaking houses of congress given 2 votes.
  10. The study of rights, duties and responsibilities of a citizen.
  11. Government is limited by law and leaves the people alone.
  12. A democracy wich people make direct decisions.

24 Clues: Ruled by one. • Ruled by one. • No Government. • A proposed law. • Ruled by a few. • A branch that makes the laws • Our government has 3 of these. • A branch that carries out laws. • One of three levels of government. • A branch that interprets the laws. • When a president refused to approve a law • The power or authority that rules a country. • ...

Bill of Quantities 2025-06-17

Bill of Quantities crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Person responsible for preparing and verifying the BoQ.
  2. Detailed section in the BoQ listing labor and material components separately.
  3. Document used to provide a total cost estimate without detailed breakdowns.
  4. Tools like meters or square feet that quantify items in the BoQ.
  5. Section that summarizes the total cost for each listed item.
  6. A critical function of the BoQ that helps monitor financial performance during the project.
  7. Cost category in the BoQ for undefined or uncertain tasks, estimated in advance.
Down
  1. A process where contractors submit their bids based on the BoQ.
  2. Activity involving oversight of the contract and resolving scope or cost issues.
  3. A structured document listing quantities and costs for all components of a construction project.
  4. Section in the BoQ used for work that will be priced based on time and materials.
  5. Changes made to the original scope of work, often involving cost adjustments.
  6. Section of the BoQ that lists general project requirements and site conditions.
  7. The acquisition process for materials, services, or contractors.
  8. Category in the BoQ covering quantifiable construction tasks.

15 Clues: Person responsible for preparing and verifying the BoQ. • Section that summarizes the total cost for each listed item. • Category in the BoQ covering quantifiable construction tasks. • A process where contractors submit their bids based on the BoQ. • The acquisition process for materials, services, or contractors. • ...

William Rice's 4.5 through 4.7 vocabulary 2024-02-26

William Rice's 4.5 through 4.7 vocabulary crossword puzzle
Across
  1. A noncitizen living in a country
  2. rejecting a bill that Congress has passed.
  3. To give evidence against themselves
  4. Government has only the powers the Constitution gives it.
  5. becoming a citizen by completing the official process.
  6. A person who enters another country in order to settle there.
  7. A new law proposal
  8. Well-being of all citizens
  9. A complex system for electing the president.
  10. Government on the county, parish, city town, or district level.
  11. Division of power between the federal government and the states.
  12. Bringing charges of serious wrongdoing against a president.
  13. Willingness to work for the good of the nation or community even at great sacrifice.
  14. Gave women the right to vote
  15. Safeguards against abuse of power
  16. Freedom
  17. nonmilitary personnel
  18. The responsibility of citizens to serve on a jury.
  19. The number of members from each state depends on the state population.
  20. Includes the thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth amendments,
  21. Peace and order at home
Down
  1. The power of the Supreme Court to declare a law unconstitutional.
  2. Lowered the voting age from 21 to 18
  3. where citizens can directly change the constitution bygathering signatures on a petition.
  4. Highest Court in the U.S.
  5. Not allowed under the constitution.
  6. A feeling of love and devotion for one's country.
  7. a person who owes loyalty to a particular nation and is entitled to all its rights and protections
  8. Each state has the same number of representatives regardless of state populations.
  9. When someone disagrees with a decision of a judge or court, they can do this to have a higher court to review the decision.
  10. Protects individual freedoms such as the freedom of religion, speech and the press.
  11. States that people have the right to alter or abolish the government.
  12. The system of transit lines, roads, bridges, and tunnels.
  13. Right of the people to keep and bear arms
  14. The first ten amendments of the U.S. Constitution.
  15. Overruling a veto. Takes 2/3 vote in both houses.
  16. Sections of the Constitution are called articles
  17. Related to lawsuits involving the private rights of individuals.
  18. An opening statement

39 Clues: Freedom • A new law proposal • An opening statement • nonmilitary personnel • Peace and order at home • Highest Court in the U.S. • Well-being of all citizens • Gave women the right to vote • A noncitizen living in a country • Safeguards against abuse of power • Not allowed under the constitution. • To give evidence against themselves • Lowered the voting age from 21 to 18 • ...

NAI DEFGI 2022-01-26

NAI DEFGI crossword puzzle
Across
  1. safe way to move pt with spinal cord injury
  2. unable to control bowel/bladder function
  3. treatment of pt in LTC is part of the bill of ____
  4. this communication includes writing & speech
  5. tying a pt to the bed frame is ____ imprisonment
  6. this device promotes independence for patient
  7. verb threat to cause harm
Down
  1. type of neglect caused accidentally
  2. head, body, legs line up in supine pt
  3. another word for fever
  4. state of being worthy of self esteem/respect
  5. interrupting, culture are _____ of communication
  6. identifying without feeling sorry for resident
  7. parts of communication or message, sender, ____
  8. abbreviation for as needed
  9. physical contact causing harm

16 Clues: another word for fever • verb threat to cause harm • abbreviation for as needed • physical contact causing harm • type of neglect caused accidentally • head, body, legs line up in supine pt • unable to control bowel/bladder function • safe way to move pt with spinal cord injury • state of being worthy of self esteem/respect • this communication includes writing & speech • ...

Law Studies 2023-04-05

Law Studies crossword puzzle
Across
  1. DOE is the Department of ____
  2. The Judicial Branch has a Supreme one of these
  3. This document is the highest form of law in the United States
  4. A bill hopes to become this someday
  5. Washington D.C. is the ________ of the United States
  6. The country is divided into these
  7. When the president won't sign in a law
  8. Number of Supreme Court justices
  9. President who is also called the Father of the Constitution
  10. Leader of the executive branch
  11. Number of amendments in the Bill of Rights
  12. States are usually divided into these
  13. This cabinet department runs the military
  14. This pays for the government to run
  15. Freedom of speech amendment
  16. When people vote it is called an _____
Down
  1. United States of _____
  2. If convicted of a crime, you are ____, not innocent
  3. Person who presides over the court
  4. The ____ of Representatives is part of the legislative branch of government.
  5. Where the president lives
  6. The thirteenth amendment outlawed this
  7. The president's top 15 advisors
  8. Another name for the legislative branch
  9. What every citizen should do during elections
  10. There are two of these congressional members from each state
  11. Right not to testify against yourself amendment
  12. How long you are elected for office

28 Clues: United States of _____ • Where the president lives • Freedom of speech amendment • DOE is the Department of ____ • Leader of the executive branch • The president's top 15 advisors • Number of Supreme Court justices • The country is divided into these • Person who presides over the court • A bill hopes to become this someday • This pays for the government to run • ...

Gov 2021-12-13

Gov crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Governor of Indiana
  2. the action of calling into question the integrity or validity of something.
  3. senate and the house
  4. supporting one party.
  5. a legislative body composed of two chambers
  6. A written change to the constitution
  7. changing district lines to hurt the political effectiveness of a group of people.
  8. supporting two parties.
Down
  1. public officials are elected
  2. supreme court
  3. Vice President
  4. Chief of the military
  5. having supreme and ultimate power
  6. of rights first ten amendments
  7. tax you had to pay to be eligible to vote.
  8. president runs this branch
  9. Head of the executive branch
  10. a country governed by a group of people.
  11. Going to the ballots
  12. freeing someone from a criminal charge by a verdict of not guilty.

20 Clues: supreme court • Vice President • Governor of Indiana • senate and the house • Going to the ballots • Chief of the military • supporting one party. • supporting two parties. • president runs this branch • public officials are elected • Head of the executive branch • of rights first ten amendments • having supreme and ultimate power • A written change to the constitution • ...

Bihn 2021-03-17

Bihn crossword puzzle
Across
  1. said that women had the same natural rights as men
  2. working-class men and women who wanted a republic government
  3. red, white, and blue
  4. added to the 3rd estate made up of the working class
  5. group of radicals that wanted a lot of change in France
  6. fought alongside George Washington in the American Revolution
  7. peasant uprises and revolts
  8. hired by the king proposed taxing the 1st and 2nd Estates, got fired
  9. everyone was born with certain rights that can't be taken away
  10. in charge of raising an army to stop the enemies of the revolution
  11. notebooks listing the bad things about France
  12. Holy roman emperor and the king started an army to stop the revolution
  13. machine that cut off peoples heads
Down
  1. replaced the national assembly and was run by radicals
  2. stop enemies of the revolution inside of France
  3. the name the 3rd Estate called themselves after the Tennis Court Oath
  4. writer who said there was going to be more violence if there was the french revolution
  5. mother of Marie Antoinette
  6. a prison which the 3rd Estate broke into
  7. pride in your country
  8. said that men got freedom and it was like the bill of rights
  9. moderates in the National Assembly
  10. upper-class who fled France
  11. a time where there were many executions
  12. the king and queen dressed up as servants and tried to leave but they got recognized and got executed

25 Clues: red, white, and blue • pride in your country • mother of Marie Antoinette • peasant uprises and revolts • upper-class who fled France • moderates in the National Assembly • machine that cut off peoples heads • a time where there were many executions • a prison which the 3rd Estate broke into • notebooks listing the bad things about France • ...

U.S. History 2023-11-13

U.S. History crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Attacks were to take place at ___ PM
  2. Where Lincoln died
  3. Gave African Americans citizenship
  4. 2nd president impeached
  5. Laws to limit rights of blacks
  6. Time Lincoln died
  7. Gave shelter/clothing/food to blacks
  8. Congressional plan for reconstruction
  9. Assassinated Lincoln
Down
  1. Lincoln reconstruction plan
  2. Booth flees on a ___
  3. Gave black men the right to vote
  4. 3rd president impeached
  5. Gave 4.3mil slaves freedom
  6. 1st president impeached
  7. Where Lincoln was shot

16 Clues: Time Lincoln died • Where Lincoln died • Booth flees on a ___ • Assassinated Lincoln • Where Lincoln was shot • 3rd president impeached • 2nd president impeached • 1st president impeached • Gave 4.3mil slaves freedom • Lincoln reconstruction plan • Laws to limit rights of blacks • Gave black men the right to vote • Gave African Americans citizenship • ...

Wyoming Government 2022-10-26

Wyoming Government crossword puzzle
Across
  1. ________ Branch, is in the 5th article of Wyoming's government.
  2. _________ Branch, Is in the 4th article of Wyoming's government.
  3. This amendment allows the Wyoming declaration of rights to exist.
  4. All voters in the ______ can vote for the executive branch.
  5. ___________ Branch, Is in the 3rd article of Wyoming's government.
  6. The _________ is the executive officer.
Down
  1. There are 4 levels of state ______.
  2. The bill of rights and the wyomings declaration of Independence are ___ the same.
  3. The five statewide executive officers are the secretary of state, ______, treasurer, superintendent, and the governor.
  4. There is __ term limit for the legislative branch.

10 Clues: There are 4 levels of state ______. • The _________ is the executive officer. • There is __ term limit for the legislative branch. • All voters in the ______ can vote for the executive branch. • ________ Branch, is in the 5th article of Wyoming's government. • _________ Branch, Is in the 4th article of Wyoming's government. • ...

Vocabulary 22 2024-02-07

Vocabulary 22 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Agreement by which people define and limit their rights creating an organized society
  2. First 10 Amendments
  3. Simple elegant style based on Rome and Greece characterized in the Arts in Europe 1700
  4. Earth is center of universe
  5. Idea that the earth and the other planets revolve around the sun
  6. Power divided between central authority and states
  7. Measures designed to prevent any one branch of government from dominating the others
Down
  1. Social Gathering of intellectuals
  2. Monarchs who was inspired by Enlightenment ideas
  3. Study of natural world by careful observation questioning beliefs
  4. In Buddhism a state of perfect wisdom
  5. Relating to a grand ornate style characterized by European paintings, music and architecture
  6. Experimentation and observation are used to test hypotheses

13 Clues: First 10 Amendments • Earth is center of universe • Social Gathering of intellectuals • In Buddhism a state of perfect wisdom • Monarchs who was inspired by Enlightenment ideas • Power divided between central authority and states • Experimentation and observation are used to test hypotheses • Idea that the earth and the other planets revolve around the sun • ...

Executive Branch Crossword 2025-12-05

Executive Branch Crossword crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Power The authority to issue executive orders
  2. The formal charging of an official of a wrongdoing
  3. Legal forgiveness of a crime
  4. Advisory body of the president (Heads of executive agencies)
  5. The president represents the nation internationally and acts as it's spokesman to the world as Chief-
  6. Order Directives issued by the president that have the force of law
  7. Has Executive Power allowing president to deny a bill
  8. The symbol of the American People
  9. Congress' lower chamber
  10. The 55 delegates who drafted the constitution were called the-
  11. Formal agreement between two or mkre independent states
  12. of State Ceremonial head of the nation
Down
  1. Annual speech delivered to congress is called the State of the-
  2. House Home of the president and his family
  3. Non Grata An unwelcome person
  4. in Chief Leader of the nations armed forces
  5. President Person who succeeds president
  6. Change to the US constitution that addressed rules for the president and vice president succession is the 25th-
  7. 4th person in the line of presidential succession is the Secretary of-
  8. Citizen Representative of the people
  9. Congress' upper chamber
  10. Important document that replaced the Articles of Confederation
  11. 5th person in the line of presidential succession is the Secretary of the-
  12. First ten constitutional amendments is called the Bill of-
  13. Branch Branch of the US Government that enforces laws

25 Clues: Congress' upper chamber • Congress' lower chamber • Legal forgiveness of a crime • Non Grata An unwelcome person • The symbol of the American People • Citizen Representative of the people • of State Ceremonial head of the nation • President Person who succeeds president • House Home of the president and his family • in Chief Leader of the nations armed forces • ...

Across Five Aprils- Brayden 2021-09-27

Across Five Aprils- Brayden crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Creek, was the first major engagement of the Civil war west of the Mississippi River
  2. Donelson, Ulysses S. Grant's first big battle he won
  3. bad battle that North lost
  4. Jethro's Dad
  5. Milton, rights the newspapers
  6. Burdow, Nobody likes him, but he is miss interpreted
  7. main son. Helps on farm
  8. brother that died in battle
  9. Jethro's cousin
  10. Jethro's mom
Down
  1. son, shot Jenny
  2. the State the Creighton's lived in
  3. fought for south. Jethro's Brother
  4. Bluff, fought in Virginia-South won
  5. got shot by Burdo's son
  6. Henry, first big battle won by the North
  7. Shad's wife
  8. Sumter, first shots fired that started the Civil War-South won
  9. school teacher
  10. Run, first major battle in the Civil War-South won

20 Clues: Shad's wife • Jethro's Dad • Jethro's mom • school teacher • son, shot Jenny • Jethro's cousin • got shot by Burdo's son • main son. Helps on farm • bad battle that North lost • brother that died in battle • Milton, rights the newspapers • the State the Creighton's lived in • fought for south. Jethro's Brother • Bluff, fought in Virginia-South won • ...

William Rice's 4.5 through 4.7 vocabulary 2024-02-26

William Rice's 4.5 through 4.7 vocabulary crossword puzzle
Across
  1. A noncitizen living in a country
  2. rejecting a bill that Congress has passed.
  3. To give evidence against themselves
  4. Government has only the powers the Constitution gives it.
  5. becoming a citizen by completing the official process.
  6. A person who enters another country in order to settle there.
  7. A new law proposal
  8. Well-being of all citizens
  9. A complex system for electing the president.
  10. Government on the county, parish, city town, or district level.
  11. Division of power between the federal government and the states.
  12. Bringing charges of serious wrongdoing against a president.
  13. Willingness to work for the good of the nation or community even at great sacrifice.
  14. Gave women the right to vote
  15. Safeguards against abuse of power
  16. Freedom
  17. nonmilitary personnel
  18. The responsibility of citizens to serve on a jury.
  19. The number of members from each state depends on the state population.
  20. Includes the thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth amendments,
  21. Peace and order at home
Down
  1. The power of the Supreme Court to declare a law unconstitutional.
  2. Lowered the voting age from 21 to 18
  3. where citizens can directly change the constitution bygathering signatures on a petition.
  4. Highest Court in the U.S.
  5. Not allowed under the constitution.
  6. A feeling of love and devotion for one's country.
  7. a person who owes loyalty to a particular nation and is entitled to all its rights and protections
  8. Each state has the same number of representatives regardless of state populations.
  9. When someone disagrees with a decision of a judge or court, they can do this to have a higher court to review the decision.
  10. Protects individual freedoms such as the freedom of religion, speech and the press.
  11. States that people have the right to alter or abolish the government.
  12. The system of transit lines, roads, bridges, and tunnels.
  13. Right of the people to keep and bear arms
  14. The first ten amendments of the U.S. Constitution.
  15. Overruling a veto. Takes 2/3 vote in both houses.
  16. Sections of the Constitution are called articles
  17. Related to lawsuits involving the private rights of individuals.
  18. An opening statement

39 Clues: Freedom • A new law proposal • An opening statement • nonmilitary personnel • Peace and order at home • Highest Court in the U.S. • Well-being of all citizens • Gave women the right to vote • A noncitizen living in a country • Safeguards against abuse of power • Not allowed under the constitution. • To give evidence against themselves • Lowered the voting age from 21 to 18 • ...

William Rice's 4.5 through 4.7 vocabulary 2024-02-26

William Rice's 4.5 through 4.7 vocabulary crossword puzzle
Across
  1. A noncitizen living in a country
  2. rejecting a bill that Congress has passed.
  3. To give evidence against themselves
  4. Government has only the powers the Constitution gives it.
  5. becoming a citizen by completing the official process.
  6. A person who enters another country in order to settle there.
  7. A new law proposal
  8. Well-being of all citizens
  9. A complex system for electing the president.
  10. Government on the county, parish, city town, or district level.
  11. Division of power between the federal government and the states.
  12. Bringing charges of serious wrongdoing against a president.
  13. Willingness to work for the good of the nation or community even at great sacrifice.
  14. Gave women the right to vote
  15. Safeguards against abuse of power
  16. Freedom
  17. nonmilitary personnel
  18. The responsibility of citizens to serve on a jury.
  19. The number of members from each state depends on the state population.
  20. Includes the thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth amendments,
  21. Peace and order at home
Down
  1. The power of the Supreme Court to declare a law unconstitutional.
  2. Lowered the voting age from 21 to 18
  3. where citizens can directly change the constitution bygathering signatures on a petition.
  4. Highest Court in the U.S.
  5. Not allowed under the constitution.
  6. A feeling of love and devotion for one's country.
  7. a person who owes loyalty to a particular nation and is entitled to all its rights and protections
  8. Each state has the same number of representatives regardless of state populations.
  9. When someone disagrees with a decision of a judge or court, they can do this to have a higher court to review the decision.
  10. Protects individual freedoms such as the freedom of religion, speech and the press.
  11. States that people have the right to alter or abolish the government.
  12. The system of transit lines, roads, bridges, and tunnels.
  13. Right of the people to keep and bear arms
  14. The first ten amendments of the U.S. Constitution.
  15. Overruling a veto. Takes 2/3 vote in both houses.
  16. Sections of the Constitution are called articles
  17. Related to lawsuits involving the private rights of individuals.
  18. An opening statement

39 Clues: Freedom • A new law proposal • An opening statement • nonmilitary personnel • Peace and order at home • Highest Court in the U.S. • Well-being of all citizens • Gave women the right to vote • A noncitizen living in a country • Safeguards against abuse of power • Not allowed under the constitution. • To give evidence against themselves • Lowered the voting age from 21 to 18 • ...

Civics Final Exam Review 2024-12-17

Civics Final Exam Review crossword puzzle
Across
  1. A state-by-state, winner take all system to elect the President.
  2. 6 years is the term limit for this office.
  3. The person in charge of making sure proper procedures are followed during a trial.
  4. Rights given to individuals being arrested.
  5. Presidential role that allows them to make treaties.
Down
  1. She was an early fighter for women's rights.
  2. The most powerful presidential cabinet member.
  3. What legislation is called before it becomes an actual law.
  4. This amendment deals with the ownership of guns.
  5. A government where power is held by the people.
  6. A judicial philosophy that interprets the Constitution exactly as written
  7. The idea that the US Consitution is the supreme law of the land.

12 Clues: 6 years is the term limit for this office. • Rights given to individuals being arrested. • She was an early fighter for women's rights. • The most powerful presidential cabinet member. • A government where power is held by the people. • This amendment deals with the ownership of guns. • Presidential role that allows them to make treaties. • ...

Constituational Influences 2024-10-20

Constituational Influences crossword puzzle
Across
  1. In what year was the English Bill of Rights introduced?
  2. Who developed the idea that all people have natural rights?
  3. What was the movement in which its thinkers believed that people could improve society through the use of reason called?
  4. What are the three natural rights that all people have?
Down
  1. What did King John of England sign in 1215?
  2. What was the first document of self-government in North America (1620)?
  3. What was added to the Constitution to further protect Americans' rights?
  4. Which two ancient examples did the Founding Fathers look to to create a lasting republic?
  5. What do you call the idea that no person can be held in prison without first being charged with a specific crime?
  6. What do you call a government in which citizens elect representatives to govern for them?

10 Clues: What did King John of England sign in 1215? • In what year was the English Bill of Rights introduced? • What are the three natural rights that all people have? • Who developed the idea that all people have natural rights? • What was the first document of self-government in North America (1620)? • ...

U.S. History 2023-11-13

U.S. History crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Laws to limit rights of blacks
  2. Attacks were to take place at ___ PM
  3. Time Lincoln died
  4. Gave 4.3mil slaves freedom
  5. Where Lincoln died
  6. 1st president impeached
  7. Congressional plan for reconstruction
  8. Assassinated Lincoln
  9. Lincoln reconstruction plan
Down
  1. 2nd president impeached
  2. Gave shelter/clothing/food to blacks
  3. Gave black men the right to vote
  4. 3rd president impeached
  5. Gave African Americans citizenship
  6. Booth flees on a ___
  7. Where Lincoln was shot

16 Clues: Time Lincoln died • Where Lincoln died • Booth flees on a ___ • Assassinated Lincoln • Where Lincoln was shot • 2nd president impeached • 3rd president impeached • 1st president impeached • Gave 4.3mil slaves freedom • Lincoln reconstruction plan • Laws to limit rights of blacks • Gave black men the right to vote • Gave African Americans citizenship • ...

The Amendments 2017-05-18

The Amendments crossword puzzle
Across
  1. This is the R in ‘RAPPS’ (1st amendment)
  2. Which amendment provided for Civil Rights for African Americans(1868)
  3. Total number of amendments to the Constitution
  4. the act of getting rid of
  5. People who were in favor of ratifying the constitution
  6. Which amendment provided for black suffrage (1870)
  7. This gives someone the right to complain with no punishment (1st amendment)
  8. Rules of common law is protected by the _____________________________
  9. Rights kept by the People are protected by the _____________________________
  10. No unreasonable search and seizure is protected by the _____________________________
  11. This is the S in ‘RAPPS’ (1st amendment)
  12. Anyone found guilty in a criminal trial cannot face ________ __________, or tried for the same crime twice
  13. Powers reserved by the states and the people is protected by the _____________________________
  14. Right to a fair and speedy trial is protected by the _____________________________
Down
  1. People who were AGAINST the constitution without a Bill of Rights
  2. This occurs when people publish a document or newspaper (1st amendment)
  3. This is the A in ‘RAPPS’ (1st amendment)
  4. having the law fairly applied no matter race, religion, or gender
  5. No one can be punished for a crime without ____ _________
  6. Which amendment provided for the Abolition of Slavery (1865)
  7. The 8th amendment bans ______ and ________ punishment
  8. No quartering of troops is protected by the _____________________________
  9. the crime of making a false accusation to harm a person's reputation is known as __________
  10. Right to bear arms is protected by the _____________________________
  11. the right to vote

25 Clues: the right to vote • the act of getting rid of • This is the A in ‘RAPPS’ (1st amendment) • This is the R in ‘RAPPS’ (1st amendment) • This is the S in ‘RAPPS’ (1st amendment) • Total number of amendments to the Constitution • Which amendment provided for black suffrage (1870) • The 8th amendment bans ______ and ________ punishment • ...

William Rice's 4.5 through 4.7 vocabulary 2024-02-26

William Rice's 4.5 through 4.7 vocabulary crossword puzzle
Across
  1. A noncitizen living in a country
  2. rejecting a bill that Congress has passed.
  3. To give evidence against themselves
  4. Government has only the powers the Constitution gives it.
  5. becoming a citizen by completing the official process.
  6. A person who enters another country in order to settle there.
  7. A new law proposal
  8. Well-being of all citizens
  9. A complex system for electing the president.
  10. Government on the county, parish, city town, or district level.
  11. Division of power between the federal government and the states.
  12. Bringing charges of serious wrongdoing against a president.
  13. Willingness to work for the good of the nation or community even at great sacrifice.
  14. Gave women the right to vote
  15. Safeguards against abuse of power
  16. Freedom
  17. nonmilitary personnel
  18. The responsibility of citizens to serve on a jury.
  19. The number of members from each state depends on the state population.
  20. Includes the thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth amendments,
  21. Peace and order at home
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  1. The power of the Supreme Court to declare a law unconstitutional.
  2. Lowered the voting age from 21 to 18
  3. where citizens can directly change the constitution bygathering signatures on a petition.
  4. Highest Court in the U.S.
  5. Not allowed under the constitution.
  6. A feeling of love and devotion for one's country.
  7. a person who owes loyalty to a particular nation and is entitled to all its rights and protections
  8. Each state has the same number of representatives regardless of state populations.
  9. When someone disagrees with a decision of a judge or court, they can do this to have a higher court to review the decision.
  10. Protects individual freedoms such as the freedom of religion, speech and the press.
  11. States that people have the right to alter or abolish the government.
  12. The system of transit lines, roads, bridges, and tunnels.
  13. Right of the people to keep and bear arms
  14. The first ten amendments of the U.S. Constitution.
  15. Overruling a veto. Takes 2/3 vote in both houses.
  16. Sections of the Constitution are called articles
  17. Related to lawsuits involving the private rights of individuals.
  18. An opening statement

39 Clues: Freedom • A new law proposal • An opening statement • nonmilitary personnel • Peace and order at home • Highest Court in the U.S. • Well-being of all citizens • Gave women the right to vote • A noncitizen living in a country • Safeguards against abuse of power • Not allowed under the constitution. • To give evidence against themselves • Lowered the voting age from 21 to 18 • ...

U.S. History 2023-11-13

U.S. History crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Attacks were to take place at ___ PM
  2. Where Lincoln died
  3. Gave African Americans citizenship
  4. 2nd president impeached
  5. Laws to limit rights of blacks
  6. Time Lincoln died
  7. Gave shelter/clothing/food to blacks
  8. Congressional plan for reconstruction
  9. Assassinated Lincoln
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  1. Lincoln reconstruction plan
  2. Booth flees on a ___
  3. Gave black men the right to vote
  4. 3rd president impeached
  5. Gave 4.3mil slaves freedom
  6. 1st president impeached
  7. Where Lincoln was shot

16 Clues: Time Lincoln died • Where Lincoln died • Booth flees on a ___ • Assassinated Lincoln • Where Lincoln was shot • 3rd president impeached • 2nd president impeached • 1st president impeached • Gave 4.3mil slaves freedom • Lincoln reconstruction plan • Laws to limit rights of blacks • Gave black men the right to vote • Gave African Americans citizenship • ...

Wyoming Government 2022-10-26

Wyoming Government crossword puzzle
Across
  1. ________ Branch, is in the 5th article of Wyoming's government.
  2. _________ Branch, Is in the 4th article of Wyoming's government.
  3. This amendment allows the Wyoming declaration of rights to exist.
  4. All voters in the ______ can vote for the executive branch.
  5. ___________ Branch, Is in the 3rd article of Wyoming's government.
  6. The _________ is the executive officer.
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  1. There are 4 levels of state ______.
  2. The bill of rights and the wyomings declaration of Independence are ___ the same.
  3. The five statewide executive officers are the secretary of state, ______, treasurer, superintendent, and the governor.
  4. There is __ term limit for the legislative branch.

10 Clues: There are 4 levels of state ______. • The _________ is the executive officer. • There is __ term limit for the legislative branch. • All voters in the ______ can vote for the executive branch. • ________ Branch, is in the 5th article of Wyoming's government. • _________ Branch, Is in the 4th article of Wyoming's government. • ...

Court vocab crossword 2023-08-31

Court vocab crossword crossword puzzle
Across
  1. government actors must follow certain procedures before they may deprive a person of a protected life, liberty, or property interest.
  2. The Bill of Rights is the first 10 Amendments to the Constitution.
  3. derived from penumbras of other explicitly stated constitutional protections.
  4. a term that signifies crime that is considered wrong in and of itself.
  5. system of laws concerned with crimes and the punishment of individuals who commit crimes.
  6. the Court established a precedent for judicial review in the United States
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  1. the way that the norms, rules, laws, and structures of society regulate human behavior
  2. geographic area that encompassed two or more local churches.
  3. system of laws concerned with crimes and the punishment of individuals who commit crimes.
  4. The system of law concerned with private relations between members of a community
  5. the restriction of the arbitrary exercise of power by subordinating it to well-defined and established laws.
  6. Cruel and unusual punishment is a phrase in common law describing punishment that is considered unacceptable due to the suffering, pain,
  7. changes in human interactions and relationships that transform cultural and social institutions.
  8. actions that are illegal simply because laws forbid themactions that are illegal simply because laws forbid them
  9. a statute is void for vagueness and unenforceable if it is too vague for the average citizen

15 Clues: geographic area that encompassed two or more local churches. • The Bill of Rights is the first 10 Amendments to the Constitution. • a term that signifies crime that is considered wrong in and of itself. • the Court established a precedent for judicial review in the United States • derived from penumbras of other explicitly stated constitutional protections. • ...

Unit 3: A New Nation 2023-10-29

Unit 3: A New Nation crossword puzzle
Across
  1. What amendment protects you from unreasonable search and seizure?
  2. What amendment protects you from cruel and unusual punishment?
  3. What branch of government is made up of the Supreme Court?
  4. First Secretary of Treasury & established the First National Bank
  5. What branch of government is made up of Congress, Senate, and House of Representatives?
  6. First Chief of Justice of the United States
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  1. Fourth President of the United States & also known as "Father of the Constitution"
  2. Known for voicing his opinion on creating a Bill of Rights
  3. What amendment protects you from self-incrimination (right to remain silent?)
  4. Opposed ratification of the Articles of Confederation
  5. Famous for his "Give me liberty, or give me death" speech
  6. What branch of government is made up by the President, Vice President, and Cabinet?
  7. What amendment protects the rights to bear arms?
  8. What amendment states that any right not listed in the Constitution goes to the people?

14 Clues: First Chief of Justice of the United States • What amendment protects the rights to bear arms? • Opposed ratification of the Articles of Confederation • Famous for his "Give me liberty, or give me death" speech • Known for voicing his opinion on creating a Bill of Rights • What branch of government is made up of the Supreme Court? • ...

Idk 2023-12-14

Idk crossword puzzle
Across
  1. an action that citizens could/should take
  2. Someone appointed by the president to represent the nation in other country’s
  3. the use of obstructive tactics by a senator to prevent voting on a bill
  4. The requirements are; 25+ years old, 7 years citizenship
  5. government protects people’s
  6. A member of a state or nation who owes allegiance to it by birth or naturalization and is entitled to full civil rights
  7. a union between nations for assistance and protection
  8. The branch congress is on
  9. a person employed or skilled in keeping up relations between the governments of different countries
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  1. The branch of the government that the president and cabinet is on
  2. The study of the rights and duties of citizens
  3. Their job is to help the president make smart decisions and to represent the president when needed
  4. different
  5. a form of redistricting in which electoral districts are manipulated for one political party
  6. The Supreme Court branch
  7. an action required by law
  8. People legally admit as permanent residents of the United States
  9. The requirements are; 30+ years old, 9 years citizenship.
  10. the residence or office of an ambassador
  11. the plan of action

20 Clues: different • the plan of action • The Supreme Court branch • an action required by law • The branch congress is on • government protects people’s • the residence or office of an ambassador • an action that citizens could/should take • The study of the rights and duties of citizens • a union between nations for assistance and protection • ...

Constitution 2019-10-14

Constitution crossword puzzle
Across
  1. a country governed by elected representatives.
  2. Ordinance a law passed by Congress that stated how western lands would be governed.
  3. Sovereignty the idea that the government's authority comes from the people.
  4. of Rights a formal listing of the basic rights of U.S.citizens.
  5. Shays a hero of the Battle of Bunker Hill.
  6. fifty five men from 12 states who attended the Constitutional Convention.
  7. Convention a meeting held in Philadelphia in 1787 at which delegates from the states wrote the Constitution.
  8. Madison known as the "Father of the Constitution".
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  1. College the group established by the Constitution to elect the president and vice president.
  2. the number of delegates that left the convention before it ended and did not sign the Constitution.
  3. the "Age of Reason".
  4. of Confederation articles created a firm league of friendship.
  5. of Secrecy is when delegates wanted to feel free to speak their minds without causing alarm among the general public.
  6. of Friendship a loose union of 13 states cooperated for a common purposes.
  7. designed Congress to balance the rights of large and small states.
  8. Branch the president is the head of this branch.
  9. Branch the part of government, consisting of the Supreme Court and lower federal courts, that interprets the laws.
  10. people who could not earn enough to pay their debts or taxes.
  11. Federalist Papers a series of essays written by James Madison, Alexander Hamilton and John Jay in support of the ratification of the Constitution by the states.

19 Clues: the "Age of Reason". • Shays a hero of the Battle of Bunker Hill. • a country governed by elected representatives. • Branch the president is the head of this branch. • Madison known as the "Father of the Constitution". • people who could not earn enough to pay their debts or taxes. • of Confederation articles created a firm league of friendship. • ...

Bill to Law: Brainstorming New Solutions for our Communities 2024-05-13

Bill to Law: Brainstorming New Solutions for our Communities crossword puzzle
Across
  1. In steps 2 AND step 3, the Bill must get a majority of fifty (blank)% of people to approve (number)
  2. A.K.A people, they come up with the idea and hope a Congressman takes it to step 2
  3. If someone illegally pays someone else to approve a Bill, that is known as a (blank)
  4. a Bill that is in effect and has been voted on already and approved
  5. This Branch can rule on whether the Bill/Law is unconstitutional if it violates our laws
  6. When Congress tries tooverrule the President, they must get (blank)seven % in BOTH houses (number)
  7. This step involves 2 houses voting separately and each house here must approve the bill
  8. This is a set of ppl who meet on specific ideas ppl have- Agriculture, Education, Health
  9. He/she has the power to make the Bill a Law or send it back to Congress for a 2nd vote
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  1. This Branch's two houses each vote on the Bill and each need to approve it
  2. This Branch's leader inspects the Bill and if he/she likes it, it becomes a law.
  3. proposed or suggested idea that has NOT been voted on yet or approved
  4. If the Head of State does not like the bill, he/she can deny or (blank) it & now it is voted on again by the two houses
  5. If the Bill never becomes a law, it (blank)
  6. If both houses approve of the Bill a SECOND time, then they can (blank) or overrule the President
  7. The Bill to Law process can be described as (blank) because it involves many steps
  8. A Congressman or (blank) must like your Bill to take it to step 2

17 Clues: If the Bill never becomes a law, it (blank) • A Congressman or (blank) must like your Bill to take it to step 2 • a Bill that is in effect and has been voted on already and approved • proposed or suggested idea that has NOT been voted on yet or approved • This Branch's two houses each vote on the Bill and each need to approve it • ...

The Constitution of the United States 2025-01-26

The Constitution of the United States crossword puzzle
Across
  1. members of the House chosen by this
  2. number of amendments in the Bill of Rights
  3. Supreme Court is part of this branch
  4. The law making branch of our government
  5. first paragraph of the Constitution
  6. Father of the Constitution
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  1. The president of the Constitutional Convention
  2. President is part of this branch
  3. where the Constitutional Convention was held
  4. having two houses
  5. wrote The Federalist Papers with Madison

11 Clues: having two houses • Father of the Constitution • President is part of this branch • members of the House chosen by this • first paragraph of the Constitution • Supreme Court is part of this branch • The law making branch of our government • wrote The Federalist Papers with Madison • number of amendments in the Bill of Rights • where the Constitutional Convention was held • ...

RECONSTRUCTION 2024-10-03

RECONSTRUCTION crossword puzzle
Across
  1. southerners who supported Republicans.
  2. Thaddeus Stevens was a __________
  3. The Ku Klux Klan was a secret society ________
  4. was impeached for breaking the Tenure of Office Act
  5. was a Civil Rights leader.
  6. offered amnesty to all white southerners
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  1. was the Secretary of War for Lincoln and Johnson
  2. Henry Grady was the editor of the ________
  3. extreme
  4. championed political reform.
  5. Crops sold for money
  6. The __________ plan to Lincoln's plan was the Wade-Davis Bill

12 Clues: extreme • Crops sold for money • was a Civil Rights leader. • championed political reform. • Thaddeus Stevens was a __________ • southerners who supported Republicans. • offered amnesty to all white southerners • Henry Grady was the editor of the ________ • The Ku Klux Klan was a secret society ________ • was the Secretary of War for Lincoln and Johnson • ...

How a bill becomes law! 2021-12-16

How a bill becomes law! crossword puzzle
Across
  1. What is a document that proposes a law, but is not yet enforced as a law?
  2. What is a method of defeating a bill in which a senator talks until a majority either abandons the bill or agrees to modify it?
  3. Congress is made up of the _____________ & the ___________________.
  4. What is a provision included in a bill on a subject other than the one covered in the bill?
  5. What is a group of members of congress that share interests called?
  6. A bill is debated, and amendments may be added. If a majority votes in favor of the bill, it is returned to the House. This is called _________________.
  7. Congress has the power to pass a bill over a presidential veto by a ______ vote of both houses.
  8. What is it called when congress is divided into two houses?
  9. What is called when the President refuses to sign a bill?
  10. Who is the most influential person to introduce a bill?
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  1. Congressmen can make bills that help their constituents on a general level. This is called _____________.
  2. what is a committee within a single house that discusses the bills that are introduced to them and revises it to their liking called?
  3. What committee involves both the House of Representatives and the Senate?
  4. Where do bills regarding revenue always begin?
  5. What is a committee from each house combined to compromise and make a final decision on a bill called?
  6. What committee decides the rules for debate, and when the bill will come up for debate?
  7. Congressmen can make bills that help individual constituents. This is called ______________.

17 Clues: Where do bills regarding revenue always begin? • Who is the most influential person to introduce a bill? • What is called when the President refuses to sign a bill? • What is it called when congress is divided into two houses? • Congress is made up of the _____________ & the ___________________. • ...

Quarterly Test Review 2021-12-13

Quarterly Test Review crossword puzzle
Across
  1. the Federalist ____ supported the constitution
  2. a system of checks and ____ keeps us free
  3. Antifederalists wanted a Bill of ____.
Down
  1. the "judicial review" determines this
  2. quartering of ___ is in the third amendment.
  3. dividing power between federal and state
  4. The Supreme ______ is one of the branches
  5. separation of ___________
  6. Patrick _____ was an antifederalist

9 Clues: separation of ___________ • Patrick _____ was an antifederalist • the "judicial review" determines this • Antifederalists wanted a Bill of ____. • dividing power between federal and state • The Supreme ______ is one of the branches • a system of checks and ____ keeps us free • quartering of ___ is in the third amendment. • the Federalist ____ supported the constitution

Congress Part 2 2023-11-09

Congress Part 2 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. - a proposed bill
  2. - debates and researches bills
  3. - minimum number of representatives needed to vote on a bill
  4. - Rules Committee puts bill on this after it gets out of committee
  5. - along with Ways & Means, the most important committees in House
  6. - measure passed by Congress that doesn't require presidential signature
  7. - fills in as leader of Senate when Vice President is not present (3 words)
  8. - interpretation based solely on expressed powers
  9. - temporary committees in Congress
  10. - powers granted in the Constitution
  11. - committees used if two versions of same bill pass in Senate & House
  12. - Article of the Constitution that deals with the Legislative Branch
  13. - Congressional power to remove a president or judge
  14. - first president to be impeached
  15. - longest serving Speaker of the House
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  1. - when is bill gets stuck in committee
  2. - powers from the Necessary and Proper Clause
  3. - most powerful member in the House of Representatives
  4. - Supreme Court case that defended implied powers (McCulloch v ..)
  5. - Congress can propose these with 2/3 vote
  6. - unlimited debate in the Senate
  7. - decides the presidential election if no one gets enough electoral votes
  8. - leader of Senate according to the Constitution (two words)
  9. - presidential refusal to sign a bill
  10. - permanent committees in Congress
  11. - first female Speaker of the House
  12. - approves all treaties and presidential appointments
  13. - can be used to stop a filibuster
  14. - added to bill that is unrelated to it
  15. - first Speaker of the House
  16. - interpretation based on implied powers

31 Clues: - a proposed bill • - first Speaker of the House • - debates and researches bills • - unlimited debate in the Senate • - first president to be impeached • - permanent committees in Congress • - temporary committees in Congress • - can be used to stop a filibuster • - first female Speaker of the House • - powers granted in the Constitution • - presidential refusal to sign a bill • ...

government cross word 2025-05-15

government cross word crossword puzzle
Across
  1. illegal manufacture, sale, and transportation of liquor.
  2. How many members are in the Senate.
  3. The president can only have a, number of terms.
  4. The rights to be read outloud to a suspect by law enforcement before being interrogated.
  5. The government's power comes from the consent of the people it governs.
  6. A legislative system, The house of Representatives and the Senate.
  7. The legislative branch responsible for making laws.
  8. The Branch is responsible for carrying out and enforcing laws.
  9. A senate can only have a, number of terms.
  10. A system of rules used by the United States government.
  11. The first ten amendments that protect the rights of individuals.
Down
  1. The power of a court to determine whether an action by the government is constitutional.
  2. Judicial Review
  3. Each branch has powers to limit or influence the actions of the other branches.
  4. The person who runs the United States and lives in the White House.
  5. Used to change, remove or add to the Amendments.
  6. It is the introduction, explaining the purpose of a document.
  7. The power to create laws.
  8. The change or addition to an official document.
  9. The division of power between a national government and state government.

20 Clues: Judicial Review • The power to create laws. • How many members are in the Senate. • A senate can only have a, number of terms. • The president can only have a, number of terms. • The change or addition to an official document. • Used to change, remove or add to the Amendments. • The legislative branch responsible for making laws. • ...

NnamdiChukwu_Revolutionarycrossword 2022-02-02

NnamdiChukwu_Revolutionarycrossword crossword puzzle
Across
  1. A revolution that was also known as the bloodless revolution that took place in 1688 which involved overthrowing King James II
  2. The person who was queen of Britain from 1533 to 1603
  3. A war fought by the French and Indians against the British over land settlements in America.
  4. The person was king of Britain from 1600 to 1649
  5. Debt left after the French and Indian war.
  6. Meeting of representatives from 12 of the British colonies.
  7. The massacre that involved the killing of colonists in Boston.
  8. Gave the East India company rights to transport tax to the colonies with little tax.
  9. An English general who led an army during the English Civil war against King Charles I, and was one of the signatures approving the execution of King Charles.
  10. When the British prohibited the colonists from settling on certain parts of America in order to keep the natives happy.
  11. A treaty, signed in Paris, that recognized America as its own autonomous state, separate from the British Empire.
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  1. Meeting of representatives from all 13 of the British colonies which started approving the Declaration of Independence.
  2. The two new rulers of England after King James II was thrown; they also signed the English Bill of rights into fruition.
  3. A war fought in England from 1642 to 1651 that revolved around issues over how the kingdoms should be governed.
  4. Signed by King William and Queen Mary, these bill of rights gave English citizens freedom of speech, free elections, and forbade the monarchy from becoming Catholic.
  5. The man who ruled as the king of Britain from 1685 to 1688 during the restoration.
  6. Laws meant to punish the colonists after they threw tea in the ocean.
  7. The person who was king of Britain from 1566 to 1625
  8. The act that put a tax on papers and documents.
  9. When King Charles II returned from his respite in Continental Europe and reclaimed the British crown.
  10. The first battle of the American revolution
  11. An English philosopher that believed that all men were born with the right to life, property, and liberty.
  12. A French philosopher that believed in the freedom of speech.
  13. This person’s rule was considered fair to Protestants, but the same treatment was applied to Catholics.

24 Clues: Debt left after the French and Indian war. • The first battle of the American revolution • The act that put a tax on papers and documents. • The person was king of Britain from 1600 to 1649 • The person who was king of Britain from 1566 to 1625 • The person who was queen of Britain from 1533 to 1603 • Meeting of representatives from 12 of the British colonies. • ...

Constitution Crossword 2017-09-28

Constitution Crossword crossword puzzle
Across
  1. The Nineteenth Amendment protects the voting rights of.
  2. The part of the Constitution where you find the phrase "in order to form a more perfect union."
  3. He is known as the "Sage of the Constitutional Convention."
  4. This amendment was repealed.
  5. These essays were written to defend and promote the ratification of the new Constitution.
  6. This state's signing ratified the Constitution.
  7. Fearing tyranny from a strong central government, some states demanded this be added to the Constitution.
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  1. Number of amendments to the Constitution.
  2. Place where the original Constitution can be viewed.
  3. Name given to the group who did not favor ratification of the Constitution.
  4. The Constitutional Convention met in this city.
  5. State that did not send delegates to the Constitutional Convention.
  6. First state to ratify the Constitution.
  7. Article that establishes the Constitution as the supreme law of the country.
  8. He introduced the Bill of Rights in the House of Representatives on June 8, 1789.
  9. The 13th Amendment abolished.

16 Clues: This amendment was repealed. • The 13th Amendment abolished. • First state to ratify the Constitution. • Number of amendments to the Constitution. • The Constitutional Convention met in this city. • This state's signing ratified the Constitution. • Place where the original Constitution can be viewed. • The Nineteenth Amendment protects the voting rights of. • ...

Unit 1 (Topics 1-3) 2025-12-08

Unit 1 (Topics 1-3) crossword puzzle
Across
  1. 1689 document giving Parliament more power and protecting individual rights.
  2. wanted strong state governments and demanded a Bill of Rights.
  3. America’s first government; weak national government with most power in the states.
  4. powers kept by the states.
  5. A system where the people have the power.
  6. Government must follow the Constitution.
  7. Power shared between national and state governments.
  8. powers given to the federal government.
  9. The people are the source of all government power.
  10. Legislative, Executive, Judical
  11. supported strong national government and the Constitution.
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  1. Added as the first 10 amendments to convince Anti-Federalists to support the Constitution.
  2. People elect leaders to make decisions for them.
  3. 1215 document limiting the king’s power; first step toward limited government.
  4. Each branch can limit the others to prevent abuse of power.
  5. How the Constitution is changed; requires approval by Congress and the states.
  6. shared by federal and state governments.
  7. 1787 meeting where the U.S. Constitution was written.
  8. A political community with a population, territory, government, and sovereignty.
  9. only the federal government can exercise.

20 Clues: powers kept by the states. • Legislative, Executive, Judical • powers given to the federal government. • shared by federal and state governments. • Government must follow the Constitution. • A system where the people have the power. • only the federal government can exercise. • People elect leaders to make decisions for them. • ...

American Revolution 2024-01-29

American Revolution crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Boston ___Party; Protest in 1773 where colonists dumped tea into Boston Harbor to protest British taxation without representation.
  2. Checks and ___________; System that ensures no one branch of government becomes too powerful by allowing each branch to limit the powers of the others.
  3. King _______ III Monarch of Great Britain during the American Revolution, often seen as a symbol of British oppression.
  4. Social _______ ;Idea that people agree to form a government for mutual protection and benefit.
  5. Colonist who remained loyal to the British Crown during the American Revolution.
  6. John _____ Influential Enlightenment thinker whose ideas about natural rights and the social contract influenced the American Revolution.
  7. "No Taxation without ______________ " Principle that citizens should not be taxed by a government unless they have representation in that government.
  8. Thirteen British settlements in North America that later declared independence and formed the United States.
  9. Paul _______ ;Patriot who famously rode to warn of British troop movements before the battles of Lexington and Concord.
  10. Enlightenment thinker whose ideas about separation of powers influenced the structure of the U.S. government.
  11. ______ Act; Tax imposed by the British government on printed materials in the American colonies, leading to widespread protests.
  12. French and _________ war Conflict between Great Britain and France in North America from 1754 to 1763, with repercussions leading to the American Revolution.
  13. _____ of Rights; First ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution, protecting individual rights and freedoms.
  14. Boston __________; Violent confrontation between British soldiers and colonists in Boston in 1770.
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  1. Timothy _________; Who scribed the engrossed copy on parchment that was signed by delegates on August 2
  2. ______________of Independence; Formal document declaring the thirteen American colonies as independent states in 1776.
  3. 1st __________ ; Part of the Bill of Rights, guaranteeing freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition.
  4. Continental _________; Series of meetings where colonial representatives discussed grievances against British rule and coordinated actions during the American Revolution.
  5. Enlightenment philosopher whose ideas about freedom of speech influenced the development of the First Amendment.
  6. Legislative body of the British government, responsible for passing laws affecting the American colonies.
  7. _________ System; of government in which power is divided between a central (national) government and individual states.
  8. George ______________; Commander-in-chief of the Continental Army and the first President of the United States.
  9. Revolution Conflict between Great Britain and the thirteen American colonies, leading to the establishment of the United States of America.
  10. Fundamental laws and principles that govern a nation.
  11. Thomas ___________; Founding Father who played a key role in drafting the Declaration of Independence.
  12. Form of government in which representatives are elected to make decisions on behalf of the people.

26 Clues: Fundamental laws and principles that govern a nation. • Colonist who remained loyal to the British Crown during the American Revolution. • Social _______ ;Idea that people agree to form a government for mutual protection and benefit. • Form of government in which representatives are elected to make decisions on behalf of the people. • ...

Zach's Crossword Puzzle 2020-09-16

Zach's Crossword Puzzle crossword puzzle
Across
  1. A form of government that lets the individuals make decisions for them
  2. Laws that are created and enforced through governmental institutions
  3. This makes sure that no individuals can be denied their legal rights
  4. Also know as indirect democracy
  5. The smaller upper assembly in the US congress, most US states, and France
  6. Arabic word that means submission to the will of God
  7. The highest class in certain societies
  8. The revival of art and literature under the influence of the 14th-16th centuries
  9. A government which the whole population or members of a state through elected representatives
  10. Government with a monarch at the head
  11. Biblical principles relating to ethics and worship
  12. These divide their authority into two anonymous governments
  13. Christian tradition
  14. The first 10 amendments to the US constitution, which was ratified in 1791, guaranteeing rights
  15. A system of government where the country is ruled by King or Queen
  16. The divisions of the government that branch of into many branches to essentially create one wide spread government
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  1. The deposition against James ll as ruler of England, Scotland, and Ireland
  2. The branch of christianity that is headed by the pope
  3. An intellectual and philosophical movement that dominated the world of ideas in Europe
  4. State where supreme power is held between the people and it's representatives
  5. The Uk's highest Legislature
  6. An agreement among the members of a society to cooperate for social benefits
  7. The doctrine that the right of rule derives directly from God
  8. A 16th century movement for the reform of abuses in the Roman Catholic Church
  9. Religion developed among the ancient Hebrews
  10. The governing body of a nation, state, or community
  11. International non profit orginization founded in 1945
  12. Small group of people having control of a country, orginization, or institution
  13. Rights that people supposedly have under Natural Law
  14. Famous book by John, the king of england, and Stephen Langton

30 Clues: Christian tradition • The Uk's highest Legislature • Also know as indirect democracy • Government with a monarch at the head • The highest class in certain societies • Religion developed among the ancient Hebrews • Biblical principles relating to ethics and worship • The governing body of a nation, state, or community • Arabic word that means submission to the will of God • ...

ch.5 vocab. 2012-10-11

ch.5 vocab. crossword puzzle
Across
  1. group of crusading journalists who investigated social conditions of political corruption
  2. "fit as a bull moose" Roosevelts progressive party that runs again
  3. opene;ection in a party for a nominee
  4. "how the other half lives" (1890)describes crime and conditions in which immigrants live
  5. guaranteed women the right to vote (1910)
  6. advocated the moderation or elimination of alcohol
  7. national american women suffrage; led to 19th amendment
Down
  1. to fix african amerivan rights. met at niagra falls. hotel in canada sense in america no hotel wanted to take in African americans
  2. collection of different ideas and activities to fix things
  3. citizens vote directly on s bill. we choose
  4. Upton Sinclairs book (1906) originally about immigrants life but later brought up issues over sanitation in slaughter houses and meat packing industries
  5. citizens can introduce their own bill
  6. the right to vote
  7. remove on official before their term is up

14 Clues: the right to vote • citizens can introduce their own bill • opene;ection in a party for a nominee • guaranteed women the right to vote (1910) • remove on official before their term is up • citizens vote directly on s bill. we choose • advocated the moderation or elimination of alcohol • national american women suffrage; led to 19th amendment • ...

Constitution Crossword 2017-09-28

Constitution Crossword crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Article that establishes the Constitution as the supreme law of the country.
  2. This amendment was repealed.
  3. State that did not send delegates to the Constitutional Convention.
  4. He introduced the Bill of Rights in the House of Representatives on June 8, 1789.
  5. Name given to the group who did not favor ratification of the Constitution.
  6. Place where the original Constitution can be viewed.
  7. The part of the Constitution where you find the phrase "in order to form a more perfect union."
  8. He is known as the "Sage of the Constitutional Convention."
  9. Number of amendments to the Constitution.
Down
  1. Fearing tyranny from a strong central government, some states demanded this be added to the Constitution.
  2. This state's signing ratified the Constitution.
  3. The Constitutional Convention met in this city.
  4. The Nineteenth Amendment protects the voting rights of.
  5. These essays were written to defend and promote the ratification of the new Constitution.
  6. The 13th Amendment abolished.
  7. First state to ratify the Constitution.

16 Clues: This amendment was repealed. • The 13th Amendment abolished. • First state to ratify the Constitution. • Number of amendments to the Constitution. • This state's signing ratified the Constitution. • The Constitutional Convention met in this city. • Place where the original Constitution can be viewed. • The Nineteenth Amendment protects the voting rights of. • ...

Civics 2017-09-13

Civics crossword puzzle
Across
  1. protects our rights ( not constitution )
  2. everything we have learnt this year
  3. the killing of another person
  4. law made by parliminate
  5. aka the senate
  6. the school that you attend
  7. does protect us from harm
  8. you can illegally download these
Down
  1. law made to protect us
  2. a judgement set in a previous case
  3. what we are doing to day
  4. a proposal for a new law

12 Clues: aka the senate • law made to protect us • law made by parliminate • what we are doing to day • a proposal for a new law • the school that you attend • does protect us from harm • the killing of another person • you can illegally download these • a judgement set in a previous case • everything we have learnt this year • protects our rights ( not constitution )

Counstituion and Bill of Rights Crossword 2023-10-17

Counstituion and Bill of Rights Crossword crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Advisors to the President, each heading a government department.
  2. A change or addition to the Constitution, with the Bill of Rights being the first ten.
  3. The branch of government headed by the President, responsible for enforcing laws.
  4. The system that ensures no single branch of government becomes too powerful.
Down
  1. Fair treatment through the judicial system, protected by the Constitution.
  2. The legislative branch of the U.S. government, consisting of the Senate and the House of Representatives.
  3. Having two separate chambers or houses, like the U.S. Congress.
  4. The first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution, guaranteeing individual freedoms.
  5. The division of powers between national and state governments.
  6. To formally approve, accept, or confirm, as in the approval of constitutional amendments.
  7. College The system used to elect the President and Vice President of the United States.

11 Clues: The division of powers between national and state governments. • Having two separate chambers or houses, like the U.S. Congress. • Advisors to the President, each heading a government department. • Fair treatment through the judicial system, protected by the Constitution. • The system that ensures no single branch of government becomes too powerful. • ...

Constitution Crossword 2021-02-05

Constitution Crossword crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Fearing tyranny from a strong central government, some states demanded this be added to the Constitution.
  2. He is knows as the "Sage of the Constitutional Convention".
  3. Number of amendments to the Constitution.
  4. First state to ratify the Constitution.
  5. The Constitutional Convention met in this city.
  6. The 13th Amendment abolished this practice.
  7. The part of the Constitution where you find the phrase "in order to form a more perfect union."
Down
  1. Place where the original Constitution can be viewed.
  2. These essays were written to defend and promote the ratification of the new Constitution.
  3. The Nineteenth Amendment protects the voting rights of.
  4. State that did not send delegates to the Constitutional Convention.
  5. Name of the group who did not favor ratification of the new Constitution.
  6. This state's signing ratified the Constitution.
  7. Article that establishes the Constitution as the supreme law of the country.
  8. This amendment was repealed.
  9. He introduced the Bill of Rights in the house of Representatives on June 8, 1789.

16 Clues: This amendment was repealed. • First state to ratify the Constitution. • Number of amendments to the Constitution. • The 13th Amendment abolished this practice. • This state's signing ratified the Constitution. • The Constitutional Convention met in this city. • Place where the original Constitution can be viewed. • ...

Constitution Crossword 2021-02-05

Constitution Crossword crossword puzzle
Across
  1. He is knows as the "Sage of the Constitutional Convention".
  2. The part of the Constitution where you find the phrase "in order to form a more perfect union.
  3. The Nineteenth Amendment protects the voting rights of.
  4. These essays were written to defend and promote the ratification of the new Constitution.
  5. This amendment was repealed
  6. He introduced the Bill of Rights in the house of representatives on June 8, 1789.
  7. Article that establishes the Constitution as the supreme law of the country.
  8. Name of the group who did not favor ratification of the new Constitution.
Down
  1. Fearing tyranny from a strong central government, some states demanded this be added to the constitution
  2. Number of amendments to the Constitution
  3. The Constitutional Convention met in this city.
  4. This state's signing ratified the Constitution
  5. state that did not send delegates to the Constitutional Convention.
  6. Place where the original Constitution can be viewed
  7. The 13th Amendment abolished this practice
  8. First state to ratify the Constitution.

16 Clues: This amendment was repealed • First state to ratify the Constitution. • Number of amendments to the Constitution • The 13th Amendment abolished this practice • This state's signing ratified the Constitution • The Constitutional Convention met in this city. • Place where the original Constitution can be viewed • The Nineteenth Amendment protects the voting rights of. • ...

Fountain 7 Social Studies 2024-04-16

Fountain 7 Social Studies crossword puzzle
Across
  1. region with best soil/growing season for crops
  2. each state gets 2
  3. abbreviation of the first government of the United States
  4. Direct source account
  5. Based on Population
  6. someone who supported the ratification of the Constitution
  7. Leader/guide on the Underground Railroad
  8. A person who wants to ABOLISH slavery
  9. "Becomes a Law"
  10. "We must go west!"
  11. American Lawyer for British Soldiers
  12. Number of Supreme Court Justices
  13. Slave Trade between Africa and North America
  14. Article 1 of the Constitution
  15. Author of the "Declaration"
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  1. Keeps the government "in check"
  2. Violence over popular sovereignty gave Kansas this nickname
  3. "Broken Promise"
  4. Another word for introduction
  5. Father of the Constitution
  6. "Best American Real Estate Deal"
  7. Agent 711 in the Culver Spy Ring
  8. free speech amendment
  9. Creator of "The Liberator"
  10. If he went into a free state, shouldn't he be free?
  11. location of colonial "Tea party"
  12. Before the war
  13. number of amendments in the Bill of Rights
  14. Slave state or Free?
  15. When the price of this increased so did the number of enslaved
  16. Eli Whitney's claim to fame
  17. Friend of King George
  18. Best Fountain 7 Social Studies teacher
  19. "The Great Compromiser"
  20. How long a Supreme Court Justice's term is for

35 Clues: Before the war • "Becomes a Law" • "Broken Promise" • each state gets 2 • "We must go west!" • Based on Population • Slave state or Free? • free speech amendment • Direct source account • Friend of King George • "The Great Compromiser" • Father of the Constitution • Creator of "The Liberator" • Eli Whitney's claim to fame • Author of the "Declaration" • Another word for introduction • ...

All About John Lewis 2020-09-30

All About John Lewis crossword puzzle
Across
  1. "Ignoring these cries and failing to respond to this movement is simply not an option — for ____ cannot exist where justice is not served."
  2. Topic focus of his activism
  3. "Release all bitterness. Hold only love, only peace in your heart, knowing that the _____ of good to overcome evil is already won."
  4. He was called the boy of _____
  5. "_____ is not a state; it is an act."
  6. He graduated from ____ University
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  1. He was an Ordained _______ Minister
  2. He enacted the ____ Rights Bill
  3. "A democracy cannot thrive where power remains unchecked and _____ is reserved for a select few."
  4. He was beaten at the ____ Pettus Bridge
  5. He worked to get the Voting ____ Advancement Act
  6. Which district in georgia did he served

12 Clues: Topic focus of his activism • He was called the boy of _____ • He enacted the ____ Rights Bill • He graduated from ____ University • He was an Ordained _______ Minister • "_____ is not a state; it is an act." • He was beaten at the ____ Pettus Bridge • Which district in georgia did he served • He worked to get the Voting ____ Advancement Act • ...

Government Crossword 2024-02-14

Government Crossword crossword puzzle
Across
  1. The Party of Barack Obama
  2. They defend our country
  3. Where judges do their work
  4. They make the laws
  5. A set of rules that guides how a country works.
Down
  1. They enforce the laws
  2. Who we elect every four years
  3. The first 10 of these are the Bill of Rights
  4. Branch of government that interprets laws
  5. The Party of Ronald Reagan
  6. There are two of these lawmakers for each state.

11 Clues: They make the laws • They enforce the laws • They defend our country • The Party of Barack Obama • Where judges do their work • The Party of Ronald Reagan • Who we elect every four years • Branch of government that interprets laws • The first 10 of these are the Bill of Rights • A set of rules that guides how a country works. • There are two of these lawmakers for each state.

Constitution Crossword 2017-09-28

Constitution Crossword crossword puzzle
Across
  1. He introduced the Bill of Rights in the House of Representatives on June 8, 1789.
  2. The Constitutional Convention met in this city.
  3. Article that establishes the Constitution as the supreme law of the country.
  4. This state's signing ratified the Constitution.
  5. This amendment was repealed.
  6. Fearing tyranny from a strong central government, some states demanded this be added to the Constitution.
  7. These essays were written to defend and promote the ratification of the new Constitution.
  8. The Nineteenth Amendment protects the voting rights of.
Down
  1. Place where the original Constitution can be viewed.
  2. Name given to the group who did not favor ratification of the Constitution.
  3. The 13th Amendment abolished.
  4. First state to ratify the Constitution.
  5. State that did not send delegates to the Constitutional Convention.
  6. Number of amendments to the Constitution.
  7. The part of the Constitution where you find the phrase "in order to form a more perfect union."
  8. He is known as the "Sage of the Constitutional Convention."

16 Clues: This amendment was repealed. • The 13th Amendment abolished. • First state to ratify the Constitution. • Number of amendments to the Constitution. • The Constitutional Convention met in this city. • This state's signing ratified the Constitution. • Place where the original Constitution can be viewed. • The Nineteenth Amendment protects the voting rights of. • ...

William Rice's 4.5 through 4.7 vocabulary 2024-02-26

William Rice's 4.5 through 4.7 vocabulary crossword puzzle
Across
  1. A noncitizen living in a country
  2. rejecting a bill that Congress has passed.
  3. To give evidence against themselves
  4. Government has only the powers the Constitution gives it.
  5. becoming a citizen by completing the official process.
  6. A person who enters another country in order to settle there.
  7. A new law proposal
  8. Well-being of all citizens
  9. A complex system for electing the president.
  10. Government on the county, parish, city town, or district level.
  11. Division of power between the federal government and the states.
  12. Bringing charges of serious wrongdoing against a president.
  13. Willingness to work for the good of the nation or community even at great sacrifice.
  14. Gave women the right to vote
  15. Safeguards against abuse of power
  16. Freedom
  17. nonmilitary personnel
  18. The responsibility of citizens to serve on a jury.
  19. The number of members from each state depends on the state population.
  20. Includes the thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth amendments,
  21. Peace and order at home
Down
  1. The power of the Supreme Court to declare a law unconstitutional.
  2. Lowered the voting age from 21 to 18
  3. where citizens can directly change the constitution bygathering signatures on a petition.
  4. Highest Court in the U.S.
  5. Not allowed under the constitution.
  6. A feeling of love and devotion for one's country.
  7. a person who owes loyalty to a particular nation and is entitled to all its rights and protections
  8. Each state has the same number of representatives regardless of state populations.
  9. When someone disagrees with a decision of a judge or court, they can do this to have a higher court to review the decision.
  10. Protects individual freedoms such as the freedom of religion, speech and the press.
  11. States that people have the right to alter or abolish the government.
  12. The system of transit lines, roads, bridges, and tunnels.
  13. Right of the people to keep and bear arms
  14. The first ten amendments of the U.S. Constitution.
  15. Overruling a veto. Takes 2/3 vote in both houses.
  16. Sections of the Constitution are called articles
  17. Related to lawsuits involving the private rights of individuals.
  18. An opening statement

39 Clues: Freedom • A new law proposal • An opening statement • nonmilitary personnel • Peace and order at home • Highest Court in the U.S. • Well-being of all citizens • Gave women the right to vote • A noncitizen living in a country • Safeguards against abuse of power • Not allowed under the constitution. • To give evidence against themselves • Lowered the voting age from 21 to 18 • ...

William Rice's 4.5 through 4.7 vocabulary 2024-02-26

William Rice's 4.5 through 4.7 vocabulary crossword puzzle
Across
  1. A noncitizen living in a country
  2. rejecting a bill that Congress has passed.
  3. To give evidence against themselves
  4. Government has only the powers the Constitution gives it.
  5. becoming a citizen by completing the official process.
  6. A person who enters another country in order to settle there.
  7. A new law proposal
  8. Well-being of all citizens
  9. A complex system for electing the president.
  10. Government on the county, parish, city town, or district level.
  11. Division of power between the federal government and the states.
  12. Bringing charges of serious wrongdoing against a president.
  13. Willingness to work for the good of the nation or community even at great sacrifice.
  14. Gave women the right to vote
  15. Safeguards against abuse of power
  16. Freedom
  17. nonmilitary personnel
  18. The responsibility of citizens to serve on a jury.
  19. The number of members from each state depends on the state population.
  20. Includes the thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth amendments,
  21. Peace and order at home
Down
  1. The power of the Supreme Court to declare a law unconstitutional.
  2. Lowered the voting age from 21 to 18
  3. where citizens can directly change the constitution bygathering signatures on a petition.
  4. Highest Court in the U.S.
  5. Not allowed under the constitution.
  6. A feeling of love and devotion for one's country.
  7. a person who owes loyalty to a particular nation and is entitled to all its rights and protections
  8. Each state has the same number of representatives regardless of state populations.
  9. When someone disagrees with a decision of a judge or court, they can do this to have a higher court to review the decision.
  10. Protects individual freedoms such as the freedom of religion, speech and the press.
  11. States that people have the right to alter or abolish the government.
  12. The system of transit lines, roads, bridges, and tunnels.
  13. Right of the people to keep and bear arms
  14. The first ten amendments of the U.S. Constitution.
  15. Overruling a veto. Takes 2/3 vote in both houses.
  16. Sections of the Constitution are called articles
  17. Related to lawsuits involving the private rights of individuals.
  18. An opening statement

39 Clues: Freedom • A new law proposal • An opening statement • nonmilitary personnel • Peace and order at home • Highest Court in the U.S. • Well-being of all citizens • Gave women the right to vote • A noncitizen living in a country • Safeguards against abuse of power • Not allowed under the constitution. • To give evidence against themselves • Lowered the voting age from 21 to 18 • ...

Bill of Lading 2023-01-07

Bill of Lading crossword puzzle
Across
  1. ราคารวมของสินค้า
  2. เลขที่เอกสารใบแจ้งหนี้
  3. ลายเซ็นเจ้าหน้าที่
  4. ข้อกำหนดและเงื่อนไข
  5. วันที่ออกใบแจ้งหนี้
  6. จำนวนของสินค้า ปริมาณหรือจำนวนที่ต้องการส่งให้กับลูกค้า
  7. ชื่อ ที่อยู่ เลขทะเบียนบริษัทผู้ซื้อ และ สํานักงานสาขา
  8. หมวดรายการ กําหนดรายการ สินค้าว่าอยู่ในหมวด หรือ ซีซั่นไหน
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  1. ลายเซ็นผู้รับ
  2. คำว่าใบแจ้งหนี้
  3. ราคารวมทั้งหมด
  4. ราคาของสินค้า ระบุราคาของสินค้า โดยคิดคานวณเป็นจํานวนชิ้น
  5. ชื่อ ที่อยู่ เลขทะเบียนบริษัทผู้ขาย เบอร์ ติดต่อ และสํานักงานสาขา
  6. วันที่ครบกำหนดชำระเงิน
  7. จำนวนชิ้น

15 Clues: จำนวนชิ้น • ลายเซ็นผู้รับ • ราคารวมทั้งหมด • คำว่าใบแจ้งหนี้ • ราคารวมของสินค้า • ลายเซ็นเจ้าหน้าที่ • ข้อกำหนดและเงื่อนไข • วันที่ออกใบแจ้งหนี้ • เลขที่เอกสารใบแจ้งหนี้ • วันที่ครบกำหนดชำระเงิน • ชื่อ ที่อยู่ เลขทะเบียนบริษัทผู้ซื้อ และ สํานักงานสาขา • จำนวนของสินค้า ปริมาณหรือจำนวนที่ต้องการส่งให้กับลูกค้า • ราคาของสินค้า ระบุราคาของสินค้า โดยคิดคานวณเป็นจํานวนชิ้น • ...

Government Vocabulary 2021-01-07

Government Vocabulary crossword puzzle
Across
  1. the purposes of the Constitution, and defines the powers of the new government as
  2. of Law-government is defined by law and serves the people; the law is above everyone and it applies to everyone, whether ruler or the ruled
  3. Washington-chosen to preside at the Constitutional Convention; he later became the first president of the United States; he set precedent by stepping down after two terms and initiating a peaceful transition of power
  4. Republic-a representative democracy in which a small group of leaders, elected by the citizens, represents the concerns of the people; the interests of the majority take precedence over the
  5. from the people of the United States
  6. Compromise-compromise reached in writing the Constitution to satisfy both small and large states by having one house of Congress with an equal number of representatives for each state and the other house’s membership determined by a state’s population
  7. and Balances-each branch of government is subject to a number of constitutional restraints, or checks, by the other branches so no single branch becomes too powerful
  8. of a few.
  9. of the new Constitution who believed in a strong central government with limited
  10. citizens have political authority and are bound by social contract to obey laws with their rights guaranteed by a constitution; citizens willingly subordinate their private, selfish interests to the common good
  11. and checks and balances
Down
  1. Sovereignty-the people are the only source of power for any and all government actions; government can only govern with the consent of the governed
  2. Democracy-type of democracy based on the protection of individual rights from the tyranny of the majority and on the consent of the governed to establish political authority
  3. distribution of power between the national government and the states within a union
  4. Hobbes-English political philosopher whose Social Contract Theory believed that in order to live together, individuals in a society give up their natural rights to a higher authority for the sake of protection
  5. Powers-powers saved for the states in our system of federalism, guaranteed in the 9th Amendment to the Constitution
  6. Clause-Article I, Section 8, Clause 18 of the Constitution that gives Congress the right to pass all laws “necessary and proper” to carry out the other powers listed in Article I
  7. Jefferson-3rd president of the United States and author of the Declaration of Independence; he did not take part in writing the Constitution because he was in France at the time. He was a strong advocate for the addition of a Bill of Righ
  8. Madison “Father of the Constitution” and fourth president of the United States; essential to the writing and ratification of the Constitution; he also wrote the first 10 amendments to the Constitution that were ratified as the Bill of Rights
  9. Right of Kings-belief that monarchs were chosen by God; gave the monarch unlimited authority
  10. of Powers-division of the powers in our government among the legislative, executive, and judicial branches; no one branch has too much power
  11. Government-the government is not all powerful; its powers are limited, and the acts of the government are those willed by the people Constitution were written
  12. Contract Theory-in order for man to live in groups, he must give up some of his freedom to the government in exchange for protection of his natural rights
  13. Locke-believed in natural rights- life, liberty and property; strongest influence on Thomas Jefferson, who wrote natural rights into the Declaration of Independence

24 Clues: of a few. • and checks and balances • from the people of the United States • of the new Constitution who believed in a strong central government with limited • the purposes of the Constitution, and defines the powers of the new government as • distribution of power between the national government and the states within a union • ...

1950s 2021-10-21

1950s crossword puzzle
Across
  1. The idea that you needed newer and better things to be a good citizen
  2. Time when many babies are born
  3. recommended that Americans had better health insurance, equal right, and higher pay
  4. Most popular thing families did together
  5. president for the majority of the 50s
  6. A movement that pushed for equality
  7. Very popular toy in the 1950s That spin around your waist
  8. Whose job was it to cook, clean, and take care of the family
  9. One of the most known fast food places known for burgers fries and broken ice cream machines.
  10. Plan to rebuild cities and towns
Down
  1. A cheap solution for families that couldn't afford houses
  2. Big business by promoting products on TV
  3. Music that rose to popularity
  4. Became readily available in the 1950s in healthcare for children
  5. a bill made to help wwii verterans
  6. He was the first president to recognize the national advancement of colored people
  7. the main reason families moved to suburbs instead of staying in the city
  8. One way to stay up to date due to the lack of technology
  9. What radio is first known to use miniature components

19 Clues: Music that rose to popularity • Time when many babies are born • Plan to rebuild cities and towns • a bill made to help wwii verterans • A movement that pushed for equality • president for the majority of the 50s • Big business by promoting products on TV • Most popular thing families did together • What radio is first known to use miniature components • ...

articles of confederation 2022-12-13

articles of confederation crossword puzzle
Across
  1. what you need to follow
  2. people fight for justice
  3. Its a person, nation, or country
  4. articles of _____
  5. a large organized body of armed personnel trained for war especially on land.
  6. red,white,blue
Down
  1. what do people fight for!
  2. what needs to be payed
  3. what do you have to use in order to get something
  4. bill of _____

10 Clues: bill of _____ • red,white,blue • articles of _____ • what needs to be payed • what you need to follow • people fight for justice • what do people fight for! • Its a person, nation, or country • what do you have to use in order to get something • a large organized body of armed personnel trained for war especially on land.

Final 2021-01-12

Final crossword puzzle
Across
  1. A lawmaking body with 2 parts
  2. A process where the speaker sends a bill to a second committee after the first
  3. making rules that each body follows
  4. A voting procedure used to keep the senate going during a filibuster
  5. A voting procedure where members answers yea or nay to there namers
  6. requires both houses and president to approve and is the same as a law
  7. A bill that deals with public issues
  8. relevant to the bill
  9. A voting procedure where members use tellers to say yea or nay
  10. A way for a person to delay a vote on a bill by talking about irrelevant issues and making long speeches
  11. An order that sets a time limit on a debate and stops a bill from being amended on the floor
  12. districts where candidates win by 55% or more
  13. when a bill has a lot of riders
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  1. a process where a bill is referred to committees
  2. minimum number of members who be present
  3. An order that stops certain amendments
  4. settles matters that affect both bodies without the force of law and doesn't require the president
  5. a roll call to see if the minimum amount is met
  6. An order that stops a bill from amended on the floor
  7. A bill that deals with particular issues
  8. A rule in the senate to limit or end debate
  9. A voting procedure where members shout yea or nay
  10. A voting procedure where member stand and are counted
  11. districts where candidates elected to house win with less than 55% of the vote
  12. A provision added to a part of a bill that is not too german its purpose

25 Clues: relevant to the bill • A lawmaking body with 2 parts • when a bill has a lot of riders • making rules that each body follows • A bill that deals with public issues • An order that stops certain amendments • minimum number of members who be present • A bill that deals with particular issues • A rule in the senate to limit or end debate • ...

Ch 4 vocab 2021-10-04

Ch 4 vocab crossword puzzle
Across
  1. To announce that a person
  2. A committee that settles Senate and House differences in a bill
  3. veto An indirect veto of a bill by the president not acting on it
  4. To bring a meeting to an end
  5. A member of the House of Representatives; A person who is given the power to act for others.
  6. To protect from attack or harm
  7. To drop the charges of a crime
  8. A suggested new law
  9. A period of time something lasts
  10. Having to do with war or the armed forced
  11. The act or operation excepted of a person or group
  12. To limit
  13. A quality that is needed or demanded
  14. leader A political party leader in Congress
  15. A person given certain rights, duties, and privileges became he or she was born in or choose to live in a certain place
  16. To allow or permit to enter
  17. A long time or forever
  18. Appointing people to jobs based on years of service
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  1. A time of low business activity and high unemployment
  2. A permanent committee that considers certain topics
  3. A person who lives in a place
  4. The period of time each year when Congress meets
  5. To refuse to accept
  6. To spend a period of time carrying out a duty
  7. Senator elected by the Senate to lead when the vice president is absent.
  8. A committee that settles Senate and House differences in a bill
  9. A permanent committee that considers certain topics
  10. A smaller part of a standing committee
  11. The right to take action; the right to decide
  12. to control or direct
  13. A rule or model that is set to control quality, size, or how something is done
  14. A charge of wrongful conduct of a public official

32 Clues: To limit • To refuse to accept • A suggested new law • to control or direct • A long time or forever • To announce that a person • To allow or permit to enter • To bring a meeting to an end • A person who lives in a place • To protect from attack or harm • To drop the charges of a crime • A period of time something lasts • A quality that is needed or demanded • ...

Constitution Era 2025-05-05

Constitution Era crossword puzzle
Across
  1. form of government where people vote for representatives
  2. a document that outlined the process of how states get admitted into the Unoin
  3. a government that is not above the law is called
  4. power is shared between national and state governments
  5. examples are: Alexander Hamilton, John Adams, James Madison, John Jay
  6. a document that has a set of principles that outlines the structure of a government.
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  1. different branches of government have powers to limit each other
  2. people give government its power
  3. the first ten amendments of the Constitution
  4. basic rights guaranteed by the Bill of Rights

10 Clues: people give government its power • the first ten amendments of the Constitution • basic rights guaranteed by the Bill of Rights • a government that is not above the law is called • power is shared between national and state governments • form of government where people vote for representatives • different branches of government have powers to limit each other • ...

people of the American rev 2022-10-28

people of the American rev crossword puzzle
Across
  1. the leader of the continental army
  2. signed the declaration of independent
  3. died first in the Boston massacre
  4. the fonder of the sons of liberty
Down
  1. mow
  2. on the 100$ bill
  3. was the king during the American rev
  4. made common sense
  5. told john Adams to put woman's rights in the declaration

9 Clues: mow • on the 100$ bill • made common sense • died first in the Boston massacre • the fonder of the sons of liberty • the leader of the continental army • was the king during the American rev • signed the declaration of independent • told john Adams to put woman's rights in the declaration

Final Exam Crossword 2021-01-12

Final Exam Crossword crossword puzzle
Across
  1. a type of referral where where a bill can be referred to several committees
  2. a type of legislative bill that deals with only specific, private, personal, or local matters
  3. an attempt to stop a bill in the Senate by talking indefinitely, so the Senate cant take action to the bill
  4. happens in phase 2 of a bill, Committee chairs set aside a bill and it dies
  5. (2 words) an order from the House Rules Committee that permits certain kinds of amendments, but not others, to be made into a bill on floor
  6. (2 words) a formal expression of congressional opinion that must be approved by both houses of Congress and by the president
  7. a type of legislative bill that deals with matters of general concern
  8. (2 words) used by the senate to end or limit debate
  9. (2 words)an order from the House Rules Committee that allows a bill to be amended on floor
  10. Q & As held by subcommittees with experts and lobbyists to testify on the bill
  11. a legislature made up of one chamber/part
  12. a legislature made up of two chambers or parts
  13. a political district where candidates elected to the House win in close elections (less than 55%)
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  1. (2 words) an expression of opinion without the force of law that requires the approval of both House and Senate, but not the president
  2. (2 words) a Cong. voting procedure where members answer "yea" or "nay" to their names when called
  3. (2 words) a quick Congressional voting procedure where members shout "yea" or "nay" to a bill
  4. (2 words) a way to keep Senators going during a filibuster. temporarily shelving the bill, doing other business, then coming back to it
  5. (2 words) a Cong. voting procedure where members stand and are counted
  6. (2 words) an order from the House Rules Committee that puts a time limit on debate
  7. the minimum amount of members who have to be present in order to conduct business
  8. (2 words) formally a roll call to see if minimum amount of members are present, but informally a way to stall
  9. a provision added to a piece of legislation that isn't relevant to the bill's purpose, the goal being to achieve one of the two
  10. a district where incumbents win by margins of 55% or more
  11. (2 words)an expression of opinion either on the House or Senate to settle procedural matters in either body
  12. a type of referral where a speaker can send a bill to a second committee after the first finished

25 Clues: a legislature made up of one chamber/part • a legislature made up of two chambers or parts • (2 words) used by the senate to end or limit debate • a district where incumbents win by margins of 55% or more • a type of legislative bill that deals with matters of general concern • (2 words) a Cong. voting procedure where members stand and are counted • ...

Second Amendment 2022-01-24

Second Amendment crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Control What is the term that describes a set of laws in place to limit the possession, manufacture, and sale of firearms?
  2. What rights does the Second Amendment protect?
  3. What Amendment states; “A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.”
  4. Madison, Who proposed the Bill of Rights?
  5. Who argued that the Federal Army would deprive the states from their ability to defend themselves?
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  1. States v Heller What court case ruled that handguns should be allowed to be kept at one’s home and be functional?
  2. The second part of the Second Amendment protects who’s rights?
  3. The first part of the Second Amendment protects who’s rights?
  4. Guard What is the name of the organization that is considered the militia today?
  5. What power does the Second Amendment limit?

10 Clues: Madison, Who proposed the Bill of Rights? • What power does the Second Amendment limit? • What rights does the Second Amendment protect? • The first part of the Second Amendment protects who’s rights? • The second part of the Second Amendment protects who’s rights? • Guard What is the name of the organization that is considered the militia today? • ...

CIVIC LITERACY Vocabulary 2023-08-30

CIVIC LITERACY Vocabulary crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Government that only has those powers delegated to it by law, often through a written constitution.
  2. Compact Established direct democracy, first form of self government in the U.S
  3. The power of the judicial branch to declare laws unconstitutional.
  4. Ensures one branch does not become too powerful.
  5. Written in 1776, declared us independent of GB.
  6. Division of power among different levels of government
  7. between Britain and France over territory in the Ohio River Valley
  8. Each branch has their individual roles and responsibilities
  9. Bill of Rights Where we got some of our BOR from, gave us the idea of
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  1. Avoid tyranny; the majority can't be allowed to dictate or violate the rights of the minorities.
  2. Rule by the people, consent of the governed
  3. States no one is above the law
  4. of Burgesses The first democratically elected legislative body in the U.S
  5. Carta Limited the power of the king

14 Clues: States no one is above the law • Carta Limited the power of the king • Rule by the people, consent of the governed • Written in 1776, declared us independent of GB. • Ensures one branch does not become too powerful. • Division of power among different levels of government • Each branch has their individual roles and responsibilities • ...

Gov Crossword 2015-05-22

Gov Crossword crossword puzzle
Across
  1. When both parties block the other from getting anything done.
  2. An order to appear before a court/congress.
  3. Bias redistricting.
  4. Leader of the smaller party.
  5. A way for a president to veto a bill in the last 10 days of a congressional session without touching it.
  6. People who try to influence politicians.
  7. The minimum number of people require to do anything.
  8. A bill that involves government spending.
  9. Something worth putting on the news.
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  1. A monologue used to prevent a bill from being passed.
  2. Items in that can't be cut without committing political suicide.
  3. A way of distributing rank based on time in service.
  4. A mix of news and entertainment.
  5. When a president blocks a bill from becoming a law.
  6. Leader of the largest party.
  7. another term for benefits such as welfare
  8. When a bill comes to the floor but the speaker decides that it will not be amended any further.
  9. To attach a ball to the back of another bill.
  10. A form of broadcast media.
  11. Powers of the government that are not expressly stated in the constitution.

20 Clues: Bias redistricting. • A form of broadcast media. • Leader of the smaller party. • Leader of the largest party. • A mix of news and entertainment. • Something worth putting on the news. • People who try to influence politicians. • another term for benefits such as welfare • A bill that involves government spending. • An order to appear before a court/congress. • ...

Vocab: Beginnings of A Nation 2022-08-25

Vocab: Beginnings of A Nation crossword puzzle
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  1. is a place in east Virginia and it was the first permanent English settlement in North America.
  2. a person who is sent to do a task.
  3. there are steps and it's like classism.
  4. Compact rules for self-governance
  5. Rights people who have rights under the law
  6. Stamp Act the act was made for the colonists to pay taxes.
  7. Tax (Boston Tea Party) was an act by Americans where they protested 60 American colonists and they threw 342 chests of tea into Boston Harbor to agitate against both a tax on tea.
  8. Bill of Rights - civil rights that gave parliament the power of the monarchy.
  9. removal of a law.
  10. Liberty people who are free of external restraint
  11. of Burgesses - the lower class house of the colonial Virginia legislature.
  12. an act of finding something new.
  13. Government when the elected democratic person represents a group of people.
  14. Sense knowing what the basics are without questioning it.
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  1. Spanish and Portuguese explorers in the 15th and 16th centuries.
  2. the Spanish Crown to a colonist in America the right to demand tribute and forced labor from the Indian inhabitants of an area.
  3. to refuse a buyer to sell a specific country.
  4. Declaration of Independence a document that proclaims that the United States is an independent country from Great Britain.
  5. Carta is a royal charter of rights
  6. without Representation” it expressed one of the primary grievances of the American colonists against Great Britain
  7. Companies Investors who invested in stocks
  8. people who travel t show there faith/religion
  9. First Continental Congress a meeting of delegates from 12 of the 13 British colonies that became the United States.
  10. Government when the government has limited power.
  11. they are legislature for a particular period
  12. It's an action of a different race of people invading a native home.
  13. is a practice by the government to see how their economics are.
  14. Columbus Christopher is known for his 1492 'discovery' of the New World of the Americas on board his ship Santa Maria.
  15. Resistance it is microbiota's capacity to limit the introduction of exogenous microorganisms.
  16. People who came from a different place and stayed in the new place.

30 Clues: removal of a law. • an act of finding something new. • a person who is sent to do a task. • Compact rules for self-governance • Carta is a royal charter of rights • there are steps and it's like classism. • Companies Investors who invested in stocks • Rights people who have rights under the law • to refuse a buyer to sell a specific country. • ...

american revolution 2022-06-09

american revolution crossword puzzle
Across
  1. York The city was named in honor of the Duke of York, who would become King James II of England.
  2. a large commercial organization owned or
  3. withdraw from commercial or social relationship
  4. of Independence The Declaration of
  5. The state of being equal, especially in status, rights, and opportunities
  6. An officer in charge of a major subdivision of a country's armed forces, or of its forces in a particular area
  7. The Continental Congress formally adopted the Declaration of Independence
  8. a sovereign head of state, especially a king, queen, or emperor
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  1. the last King of France before the fall of the monarchy during the French Revolution
  2. is a document that officially records the proclamation that the United States is an independent country from Great Britain.
  3. A person who remains loyal to the
  4. a place on the coast where vessels may find shelter, especially one protected from rough water by piers, jetties, and other artificial structures.
  5. Fathers A person who starts or helps to start a movement or institution
  6. a compulsory contribution to state
  7. a person who serves in an army
  8. of Rights The first ten amendments to the US Constitution, ratified in 1791 and guaranteeing such rights as the freedoms of speech, assembly, and worship
  9. An organized military force equipped for fighting on land
  10. an inhabitant of a particular town or city
  11. a person to whom the collection of taxes was General the general public

19 Clues: a person who serves in an army • A person who remains loyal to the • a compulsory contribution to state • of Independence The Declaration of • a large commercial organization owned or • an inhabitant of a particular town or city • withdraw from commercial or social relationship • An organized military force equipped for fighting on land • ...