bill of rights Crossword Puzzles
Gideon vs. Wainwright-sc 2024-01-31
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- What amendment did the U.S supreme court rule Florida violated in Gideon v. Wainwright?
- Every state now has to pay for a ____________ office.
- When Gideon got his new trial, he was found _________.
- While in jail, Gidion ________ the U.S supreme court to look at his case.
- Gideon was charged with breaking into a __________
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- The U.S supreme court made its ruling in nineteen _____
- Gideons FIRST lawyer was _____________
- As a result of the Supreme Court Case Gideon v Wainwirght, _______ who is a accused of a crime has a right to a lawyer.
- Gideon was denied the right to ________ that he said was guarenteed in the bill of rights.
- The state of Florida denied counsel because Gideon wasn't charged with a crime that could result in the _______.
- "Even the intelligent and educated layman lacks both the skill and ______ to prepare his defense".
- In which state did the case originally start?
12 Clues: Gideons FIRST lawyer was _____________ • In which state did the case originally start? • Gideon was charged with breaking into a __________ • Every state now has to pay for a ____________ office. • When Gideon got his new trial, he was found _________. • The U.S supreme court made its ruling in nineteen _____ • ...
Unit 5 vocab 2022-10-27
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- resolution adopted by legislative
- manipulate the boundaries
- the action of taking something for use
- time period of holding office
- allows congress to pass laws
- a national legislative body
- ending debate and taking a vote
- responsible for bills of house of reps
- law that automatically terminates an agency
- minimum number of gov bodies
- head of majority party is legislative body
- review and evaluation of activites
- two legislative chambers
- bringing a bill out of committee
- a safe seat in an electoral district
- legal restriction of how many terms someone can serve
- meeting of members of specific politicalparty
- committee with members from different sides
- establishes a ranking
- temporary panel of house and senate
- serves as parliamentary head
- chief spokesperson of party
- an unofficial alliance
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- current floor leaders
- offers any amendment
- ability to send mail by ones signature
- provides financial analysis
- prolonged speech that obstructs progress
- eliminates chance to to consider amendments
- small legislative committee
- act of authorizing
- speaker who maintains order
- service that members of congress provide
- a permanent committee
- high ranking senator
- any bill except the budget bill
- an official of a political party
- deposit a document
- system where one group has more significance
- passes appropriation bills
40 Clues: act of authorizing • deposit a document • offers any amendment • high ranking senator • current floor leaders • a permanent committee • establishes a ranking • an unofficial alliance • two legislative chambers • manipulate the boundaries • passes appropriation bills • provides financial analysis • small legislative committee • a national legislative body • speaker who maintains order • ...
Unit 5 vocab 2022-10-27
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- resolution adopted by legislative
- manipulate the boundaries
- the action of taking something for use
- time period of holding office
- allows congress to pass laws
- a national legislative body
- ending debate and taking a vote
- responsible for bills of house of reps
- law that automatically terminates an agency
- minimum number of gov bodies
- head of majority party is legislative body
- review and evaluation of activites
- two legislative chambers
- bringing a bill out of committee
- a safe seat in an electoral district
- legal restriction of how many terms someone can serve
- meeting of members of specific politicalparty
- committee with members from different sides
- establishes a ranking
- temporary panel of house and senate
- serves as parliamentary head
- chief spokesperson of party
- an unofficial alliance
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- current floor leaders
- offers any amendment
- ability to send mail by ones signature
- provides financial analysis
- prolonged speech that obstructs progress
- eliminates chance to to consider amendments
- small legislative committee
- act of authorizing
- speaker who maintains order
- service that members of congress provide
- a permanent committee
- high ranking senator
- any bill except the budget bill
- an official of a political party
- deposit a document
- system where one group has more significance
- passes appropriation bills
40 Clues: act of authorizing • deposit a document • offers any amendment • high ranking senator • current floor leaders • a permanent committee • establishes a ranking • an unofficial alliance • two legislative chambers • manipulate the boundaries • passes appropriation bills • provides financial analysis • small legislative committee • a national legislative body • speaker who maintains order • ...
Colton Ritchey Enlightenment and Revolution 2024-12-18
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- Earth centered solar system
- Used telescopes to study astronomy
- All branches of government are equal
- Gathering of philisophes
- Classical style
- Giving up rights for protection from the government
- New kind of absolute monarch
- Using reason to answer something
- System of government
- Sun centered solar system
- Smart person during the enlightenment
- Believed in three branches of government
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- Thinking rationally
- Russian ruler during enlightenment
- Questioning past theories
- Main person who wrote the declaration of independence
- Belief in the existence of god
- Extravagant style
- Believed people were naturally evil
- Fought for women's rights
- July 4 1777
- Discovered gravity
- Method used to solve something
- Believed in free speech
- The ten amendments
- Believed in natural rights
26 Clues: July 4 1777 • Classical style • Extravagant style • Discovered gravity • The ten amendments • Thinking rationally • System of government • Believed in free speech • Gathering of philisophes • Questioning past theories • Fought for women's rights • Sun centered solar system • Believed in natural rights • Earth centered solar system • New kind of absolute monarch • ...
Branches of Government 2019-02-06
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- the number of branches in the government
- person who interprets the laws in Judicial branch
- government should be more involved in people's lives
- head of executive branch
- to choose;select a person
- the lawmaking branch of government
- 435 of these people are in Congress
- the number of supreme court justices
- the House and the Senate
- branch of government that punishes offenders
- the national government
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- to reject a proposed bill
- 100 of these people are in Congress
- fraction of vote needed from both chambers of Congress to override a veto
- to remove a person from office
- the document that is considered "supreme law" of the land
- the highest court
- a proposed law
- how long supreme court justices can serve
- the branch of government that enforces laws
- survival of the fittest mentality
21 Clues: a proposed law • the highest court • the national government • head of executive branch • the House and the Senate • to reject a proposed bill • to choose;select a person • to remove a person from office • survival of the fittest mentality • the lawmaking branch of government • 100 of these people are in Congress • 435 of these people are in Congress • ...
Ernest Hemingway: The Sun Also Rises 2014-05-12
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- Jake's true best friend
- Where Jake goes to vacation
- Robert Cohn's overbearing fiance
- Setting of the bullfights
- Main character, ashamed of his impotence
- What keeps Jake and Brett from being together
- Broke fiance of Brett Ashley
- award won for the Old Man and the Sea in 1953
- Hemingway had _____ wives
- Jake Barne's love, feminine presence
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- Hemingway tried to enlist in _______ in 1917
- One of Hemingway's favorite pasttimes
- Prestigous award won by Hemingway in 1954
- Unwanted presence, boxer, Jew
- Hemingway took the epigraph for TSAR from _______ (book of the bible)
- Young and popular bullfighter
- Author of The Sun Also Rises
- Where Jake lives
- What Jake and Bill do to relax
- Where Bill and Jake go to fish
20 Clues: Where Jake lives • Jake's true best friend • Setting of the bullfights • Hemingway had _____ wives • Where Jake goes to vacation • Author of The Sun Also Rises • Broke fiance of Brett Ashley • Unwanted presence, boxer, Jew • Young and popular bullfighter • What Jake and Bill do to relax • Where Bill and Jake go to fish • Robert Cohn's overbearing fiance • ...
Reconstruction Recap 2023-01-20
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- After Congress took over Reconstruction, they sent the ___ into the southern states to enforce Reconstruction rules.
- Lincoln expected ___ percent of the population in each state to take an oath of loyalty.
- This was an organization that would provide assistance to Southerners that was created by Congress but not signed into law by the President.
- This amendment gave US citizenship to African Americans.
- A presidential power to block a bill from becoming a law.
- violating the Tenure of Office Act.
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- The rebuilding and readmittance of the Southern states into the US again after the Civil War.
- President Johnson was eventually ___ by Congress
- ___ Republicans in Congress were unhappy with the Reconstruction plans that had been created by the President's because they were too lenient.
- This President had a very lenient plan for Reconstruction until his assassination.
- These were laws southern states created to take rights away from newly freed blacks.
- This amendment abolished slavery.
- The right to vote.
- Last name of the man who became President after the assassination of Abraham Lincoln.
- To forgive
15 Clues: To forgive • The right to vote. • This amendment abolished slavery. • violating the Tenure of Office Act. • President Johnson was eventually ___ by Congress • This amendment gave US citizenship to African Americans. • A presidential power to block a bill from becoming a law. • This President had a very lenient plan for Reconstruction until his assassination. • ...
3/4 Puzzle 2021-03-04
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- A restriction of traveling when your on a list.
- prevented cultures to practice ther culture.
- rights guaranteed to a specific groups in canada.
- when were women allowed to vote.
- What culture did canada put in camps during world war 1
- A paper that can be exchanged for land.
- What day violated the fundamental freedom of religion.
- How many treaties are there in canada.
- A person whos first language is french.
- The belief that ones culture is superior to others.
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- What di the indian act aimto do to first nations,metis,inuit.
- What charter of rights only applies to canadian citizens.
- An organization of workers that acts to protect workers.
- Land for the exclusive use of firdt nations.
- Who was the prime minister who created the charter of rights.
- What did the women call there club as a cover name.
- Which race did canada mis trearted and seprate from soicety during world war 2.
- right to have your own religion.
- What is the official language minority in quebec.
- What rights do you need a canadian citizenship.
20 Clues: right to have your own religion. • when were women allowed to vote. • How many treaties are there in canada. • A paper that can be exchanged for land. • A person whos first language is french. • prevented cultures to practice ther culture. • Land for the exclusive use of firdt nations. • A restriction of traveling when your on a list. • ...
U.S. Founding Principles and Documents 2023-09-29
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- 17th century philosopher who inspired the idea of unalienable rights
- French political philosopher who wrote about early American democracy
- amendment that states that the federal government has only those powers specifically given to it in the Constitution
- amendment that protects from unwarranted searches and seizures
- amendment that establishes that citizens have rights that may not be expressly written in the Constitution
- power of the government is split between national government and states
- the idea that the people have the right to decide and rule
- amendment that guarenteed "due process rights" and "eqaul protection" of laws under state government
- a formal accusation before a person is arrested
- president of the Continental Congress
- the right of the government to take property in exchange for just compensation
- establishes the limitations of federal and state government
- people elect representatives
- amendment that abolished slavery
- having access to the right to vote
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- the belief that all people are of equal value as human beings
- the rights of people that are protected under government
- amendment that protects individuals from self-incrimination, double jeopardy, and establishes eminent domain
- cut ties between the colonies and the British, explained that the purpose of government was to protect the unalienable rights of people--which are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness
- the belief that individuals are responsible for themselves and the government is not to intrude on their lives
- principle that establishes the legislature, executive, and judicial branches
- Latin motto of the United States, that means "from many comes one"
- amendment which protects freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition
- each branch of government has the ability to prevent the others from getting to strong
- establishes the laws of the United States and how the government is structured
- amendment that prohibits denying individuals their voting rights on the basis of race
26 Clues: people elect representatives • amendment that abolished slavery • having access to the right to vote • president of the Continental Congress • a formal accusation before a person is arrested • the rights of people that are protected under government • the idea that the people have the right to decide and rule • ...
Albany Movement + Revision 2016-05-10
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- Freedom _____ were created to raise morale.
- Rides that challenged interstate travel.
- Martin _____ King Junior
- The _______ administration supported the Freedom Riders.
- Southern _______ Leadership Conference.
- Greensboro is in ____ Carolina.
- Peaceful police chief of Albany
- The Albany Movement created _______ between SNCC and SCLC.
- Student Nonviolent _______ Committee
- AS91004 (1.4) focuses on what?
- In 1863, Lincoln freed the _____.
- Montgomery _______ Association.
- This civil rights group gave young people a place in the civil rights movement.
- Was often at the centre of Black communities.
- The Albany Movement tried to desegregate _____ instead of focusing on one thing.
- Black civil rights groups protested for ______.
- In what state is Albany located in?
- Civil rights group that focused on litigation
- CORE provided _____ sessions in non-violent action.
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- Little Rock ____.
- Segregation was a _____ of the Albany Movement.
- Form of non-violent protest.
- CORE stands for Congress of Racial _______.
- to abstain from buying or using.
- Lincoln issued the _______ proclamation in 1863.
- Separate but _____.
- Influenced civil rights leaders
- Jo Ann _____ played a key role in the MBB.
- Lays down rights of citizens.
- Over ____ hundred demonstrators were arrested during the Albany Movement.
- Homer Plessy was of _____ origin.
- SNCC's strategy was to make _____ then go protest wherever there was response.
- The Union fought _____ forces.
- Punishment by an informal group.
- Jim Crow laws enforced ______.
- Little Rock was about the desegregation of a ______.
- Pictures of an event, interviews with eyewitnesses, and video or audio of an event are what kind of sources to history?
- Come on be a man, join!
- Demonstrators were released in Albany as not to gain the attention of the ____.
- Jump, Jim!
- This family and others went to court against the Board of Education.
- Where did the famous 1960 sit-in take place?
- A sit in is a kind of ______ protest.
43 Clues: Jump, Jim! • Little Rock ____. • Separate but _____. • Come on be a man, join! • Martin _____ King Junior • Form of non-violent protest. • Lays down rights of citizens. • AS91004 (1.4) focuses on what? • The Union fought _____ forces. • Jim Crow laws enforced ______. • Greensboro is in ____ Carolina. • Peaceful police chief of Albany • Influenced civil rights leaders • ...
From AmE to BrE 2020-01-24
32 Clues: cab • gas • can • mail • line • fall • corn • bill • check • purse • candy • truck • crazy • trunk • eraser • cookie • subway • sweater • vacation • elevator • sidewalk • railroad • apartment • flashlight • garbage can • potato chips • intersection • French fries • movie theater • trash, garbage • traffic circle • round-trip (ticket)
MBOS Crossword 2024-04-22
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- Your medical bill that is sent to an insurance company for payment.
- A doctor who is skilled in treating certain parts of the body or specific medical conditions. For example, a cardiologist only treats patients with heart problems.
- The dollar amount removed from your bill
- Drugs that do not require a prescription.
- A printed summary of your medical bill.
- The number assigned by your provider (hospital, physician, home care service, etc.) when medical services were provided.
- The portion of your bill that your provider has agreed to write off.
- A process by which you, your doctor or your hospital, can object to your health plan when you disagree with the health plan’s decision to deny payment for your care.
- A group of doctors, hospitals and other healthcare providers preferred and contracted with your insurance company.
- An agreement you sign that gives you permission to receive medical services from doctors or hospitals.
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- Drugs made and sold by a major drug company.
- A determination of whether or not a person meets the requirements to participate in the plan.
- The group that offers inpatient, outpatient and home healthcare for terminally ill patients.
- Drugs with proven benefits that cost less because they are not made by major drug companies
- The doctor who orders your treatment and who is responsible for your care.
- Approval needed for care beyond that provided by your primary care doctor or hospital.
- A predetermined, fixed fee that you pay at the time of service.
- A doctor, hospital or other healthcare provider who is not part of an insurance plan, doctor or hospital network.
- A person who is covered by health insurance.
19 Clues: A printed summary of your medical bill. • The dollar amount removed from your bill • Drugs that do not require a prescription. • Drugs made and sold by a major drug company. • A person who is covered by health insurance. • A predetermined, fixed fee that you pay at the time of service. • Your medical bill that is sent to an insurance company for payment. • ...
Human Rights 2023-11-22
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- No slavery.
- Social Security
- The right to a fair and free world.
- Responsibility
- You have rights no matter where you go.
- The right to trial.
- The right to play.
- Freedom of thought, religion, and belief.
- The right to life.
- Copyright
- Freedom to move.
- Food and shelter for all.
- Your human rights are protected by law.
- We're all equal before the law.
- The right to seek a safe place to live.
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- The right to public assembly.
- Workers' rights
- No one can take away your human rights.
- The right to democracy.
- The right to education.
- We're always innocent till proven guilty.
- No torture.
- Freedom of expression.
- Right to a nationality.
- Don't discriminate.
- No unfair detainment.
- We are all born free & equal.
- The right to privacy.
- The right to ownership.
- The right to marriage and family.
30 Clues: Copyright • No slavery. • No torture. • Responsibility • Workers' rights • Social Security • Freedom to move. • The right to play. • The right to life. • The right to trial. • Don't discriminate. • No unfair detainment. • The right to privacy. • Freedom of expression. • The right to democracy. • The right to education. • Right to a nationality. • The right to ownership. • Food and shelter for all. • ...
Civil Rights Movement 2025-04-09
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- 1963 protest where MLK gave his “I Have a Dream” speech.
- Baptist minister and peaceful leader of the Civil Rights Movement.
- The goal of the Civil Rights Movement—fair treatment for all people.
- The legal separation of people by race in public spaces.
- Groups who rode buses to protest segregated travel in the South.
- Powerful speaker who supported Black empowerment and later left the Nation of Islam.
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- The group of people most impacted by racism and who led the Civil Rights Movement.
- Nonviolent protests where Black students sat in whites-only areas.
- 381-day protest to end segregation on buses in Alabama.
- 1965 law that protected the right to vote for African Americans.
- Time period of legal segregation before the Civil Rights Movement.
- 15-year-old who refused to give up her seat months before Rosa Parks.
- President who signed the Civil Rights and Voting Rights Acts.
- 1964 law that banned segregation and discrimination.
- Woman who refused to give up her seat on a bus, sparking a major protest.
15 Clues: 1964 law that banned segregation and discrimination. • 381-day protest to end segregation on buses in Alabama. • 1963 protest where MLK gave his “I Have a Dream” speech. • The legal separation of people by race in public spaces. • President who signed the Civil Rights and Voting Rights Acts. • 1965 law that protected the right to vote for African Americans. • ...
Congress Vocab 2023-01-30
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- employees who provide administrative, research, or other support services to members of a legislative body or committee.
- the practice of trading favors or support for a bill in exchange for support for another bill.
- a committee in the U.S. Congress that is responsible for allocating funds for government programs and agencies.
- a system of government in which the legislative branch is divided into two separate chambers, such as the U.S. Congress.
- a resolution passed by both houses of Congress that does not have the force of law but is used to express the sentiments of Congress.
- the process of redrawing the boundaries of electoral districts to reflect changes in population.
- a vote in which members physically divide themselves into separate groups to indicate their vote.
- provisions or amendments attached to a piece of legislation that are unrelated to the main topic of the bill.
- committees formed to resolve differences between the House and Senate versions of a bill.
- electoral districts in which a specific political party or candidate is expected to win with a significant margin.
- the leaders of the various committees in Congress.
- a tactic used in the Senate to delay or prevent a vote on a bill by speaking for an extended period of time.
- the process by which Congress monitors and investigates the actions of the executive branch.
- a committee in the U.S. House of Representatives responsible for oversight of the justice system and impeachment proceedings.
- committees in Congress that include members from both the House and Senate.
- a rule in the U.S. Senate that allows a supermajority of senators to end a filibuster and bring a bill to a vote.
- the process by which the Senate gives its consent to presidential appointments and treaties.
- the practice of considering multiple bills at the same time in order to speed up the legislative process.
- a 1993 U.S. Supreme Court case that established the standard for evaluating the constitutionality of redistricting plans based on race.
- the minimum number of members required to be present for a legislative body to conduct official business.
- the process of revising and amending a piece of legislation.
- the process of referring a piece of legislation to multiple committees for review and potential amendment.
- a resolution passed by both houses of Congress that has the force of law but is used less frequently than bills.
- a U.S. federal law passed in 1973 that limits the President's ability to commit the U.S. military to armed conflict without the consent of Congress.
- the second-highest officer in the executive branch of the U.S. government, who serves as the President of the Senate and assumes the presidency in the event of the President's death, resignation, or removal from office.
- the powers specifically listed in the Constitution for the federal government.
- a committee responsible for setting the rules and procedures for the conduct of legislative business.
- a bill that has many different provisions or riders attached to it, often unrelated to the main bill.
- the act of setting aside or shelving a piece of legislation without further action.
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- committees established for a specific purpose or to consider a specific issue, usually for a limited period of time.
- the authority of a legislative body to control government spending through its budgeting and appropriations processes.
- a model of representation in which elected officials prioritize the interests of the country or their constituents over the interests of their political party.
- leaders of the minority party in a legislative body.
- an agreement by all members of a legislative body to proceed with a specific action without a formal vote.
- electoral districts in which the political party affiliation of the winning candidate is in flux and can change from election to election.
- a non-partisan agency that provides budget and economic analysis for Congress.
- a situation where the government is unable to pass legislation due to political disagreement or stalemate.
- relevant or pertinent to the topic being discussed.
- the process of referring a piece of legislation to multiple committees in a specific order.
- a tactic used by a senator to delay or prevent a vote on a bill or nominee.
- a vote in which each member of a legislative body verbally states their vote, usually recorded in a written record.
- a landmark U.S. Supreme Court case that established the principle of "one person, one vote" in redistricting cases.
- the leaders of the majority party in the House and Senate.
- a provision in a bill that allocates funds for a specific project or purpose.
- committees that are established on a permanent basis and are responsible for considering specific areas of policy or legislation.
- seats in Congress that are considered competitive or likely to change party control.
- powers that are inferred or implied by the Constitution but not specifically listed.
- the practice of using government funding for projects or programs that primarily benefit a specific locality or group of constituents.
- a meeting of members of a political party or group to select candidates or make decisions.
49 Clues: the leaders of the various committees in Congress. • relevant or pertinent to the topic being discussed. • leaders of the minority party in a legislative body. • the leaders of the majority party in the House and Senate. • the process of revising and amending a piece of legislation. • a tactic used by a senator to delay or prevent a vote on a bill or nominee. • ...
Legal Terms 2014-06-03
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- Person brought to court and charged with a criminal offense.
- application to a higher court to review a decision of a lower court or tribunal.
- By committing the act you are guilty of the offense.
- The release of an accused from custody pending the trial or conclusion of their case.
- Material that tends to prove or disprove a particular fact or facts.
- Law passed by parliament, known as a 'bill' before assent by governor or governor general.
- Laws concerned with both the rights of the individual and of society as a whole.
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- The killing of one person by another.
- A civil officer who administers the law.
- A document issued by a court directing a person to appear before it.
- A crime.
- The extent of legal authority or power of the Court to apply the law.
- A public officer appointed to decide cases in a law court.
- regulating the behaviour of individuals; a form of private law.
- lawyer who presents cases in higher courts.
- The crime of killing a human being without malice aforethought, or in circumstances not amounting to murder.
- Judicial examination and determination of issues between parties with or without a jury.
- That part of a proceeding where the parties present evidence and submissions to the Court.
- A rule established by authority, society, or custom.
- A person who is charged with a crime.
20 Clues: A crime. • The killing of one person by another. • A person who is charged with a crime. • A civil officer who administers the law. • lawyer who presents cases in higher courts. • By committing the act you are guilty of the offense. • A rule established by authority, society, or custom. • A public officer appointed to decide cases in a law court. • ...
Unit 2: Key Vocab Crossword 2023-01-31
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- political activist, philosopher, political theorist, and revolutionary
- established “a firm league of friendship” among the States
- impose a tax
- founding father and appears on $100 bill
- formal approval
- established the critical idea that the monarchy’s power was not absolute
- oppose ratification
- a joining of several groups for a common purpose
- prohibited a standing army in peace-time, except with the consent of Parliament and required that all parliamentary election be free
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- a government that exists only with the consent of the governed, limited government, civil rights and liberties, separation of powers, and checks and balances
- the creation of an annual congress of delegates from each of the 13 colonies
- the supreme law of the United States of America
- a ceremonial induction into office
- a majority
- favored ratification
- first British parliamentary attempt to raise revenue through direct taxation to the colonies
- a refusal to buy or sell certain goods
- American statesman, attorney, diplomat, writer, and Founding Father who served as the second president of the United States from 1797 to 1801
- many outstanding delegates
- idea that the government should serve the will of the people
- to cancel
- representative
- a written grant of authority from the king
- Founding Father who served as the third president of the United States from 1801 to 1809
24 Clues: to cancel • a majority • impose a tax • representative • formal approval • oppose ratification • favored ratification • many outstanding delegates • a ceremonial induction into office • a refusal to buy or sell certain goods • founding father and appears on $100 bill • a written grant of authority from the king • the supreme law of the United States of America • ...
Georgia Government Crossword 2023-01-12
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- The legislative branch of Georgia.
- The ____ of powers is the splitting of the government into three branches.
- A serious crime punishable by imprisonment or even death.
- A group of people appointed to discuss, vote on and report about legal issues and bills.
- The branch of Georgia's government that has the power to punish felons, as well as determine the constitutionality of a law.
- The Bill of _____ is a list of liberties granted to the people that exists in both the Georgia constitution and the national constitution.
- The branch of Georgia's government that is responsible for enforcing laws.
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- The highest court in Georgia's government.
- A minor crime punishable by a short period of imprisonment or a fine.
- Ratified in 1982, this document is Georgia's body of law.
- A _____ election is a regular election that consists of two or more parties running against one another.
- The branch of Georgia's government that puts together laws and manage the taxes they collect.
- The _____ of the house is the presiding officer of the House of Representatives.
- The _____ governor is the second highest state official that presides over the Senate.
14 Clues: The legislative branch of Georgia. • The highest court in Georgia's government. • Ratified in 1982, this document is Georgia's body of law. • A serious crime punishable by imprisonment or even death. • A minor crime punishable by a short period of imprisonment or a fine. • The ____ of powers is the splitting of the government into three branches. • ...
American Civil Rights Movement 2025-05-20
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- Movement that focused on raising Mexican American political awareness and social consciousness.
- Group of civil rights workers who took bus trips through southern states in 1961 to protest illegal bus segregation.
- A set of laws in the south that enforced racial segregation.
- Led black community to peaceful nonviolence protest against the injustices they faced.
- It brought together over 250,000 people to the nation's capital to advocate for the civil and economic rights of African Americans.
- Woman known as the "mother of the civil rights movement" after refusing to give up her seat on a bus.
- Legislation in the United States that forbid extreme acts against the segregation of African Americans and women.
- Mexican American labor leader and civil rights activist who co-founded the United Farm Workers (UFW) union.
- A perspective recognizing the cultural diversity of the United States and promoting equal standing for all cultural traditions.
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- A series of three protest marches , organized by nonviolent activists to demand voting rights for African Americans.
- Officially signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 into law.
- Fought for the peace movement but shared different beliefs than MLK
- attorney who argues for Brown v Board of education, Topeka. He would later become the first African american supreme fourth judge.
- The practice or policy of keeping people of different races separate from each other.
- Its mission is to achieve equity, political rights, and social inclusion for Black people and all people of color.
- Required citizens of state to pay a special tax in order to vote.
16 Clues: Officially signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 into law. • A set of laws in the south that enforced racial segregation. • Required citizens of state to pay a special tax in order to vote. • Fought for the peace movement but shared different beliefs than MLK • The practice or policy of keeping people of different races separate from each other. • ...
Rights 2022-04-28
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- Actively participate in your _______ & discharge plans and have your family or loved ones participate.
- Appropriate _________ and management of your pain.
- Request your preference for the _________ of staff providing your intimate care.
- Have your _________ and cultural beliefs respected.
- File a complaint without _______ you more problems.
- Contact any ______ groups or complaint organizations from outside API (see list below).
- At your own ______, have a mental health worker from outside API come see you.
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- Receive treatment in a safe, respectful, and the least restrictive _________ setting, Be free from seclusion or restraint unless your behavior is a danger to yourself or others.
- Know about your __________ and potential side effects, and you have the right to refuse medications unless it is an emergency or ordered by a Judge
- Have your rights and _______ explained to you.
- Have your records and treatment be ________, and shared only with your authorization.
- Wear your own clothes, receive and send _____ , have visitors, and make and receive phone calls.
12 Clues: Have your rights and _______ explained to you. • Appropriate _________ and management of your pain. • Have your _________ and cultural beliefs respected. • File a complaint without _______ you more problems. • At your own ______, have a mental health worker from outside API come see you. • ...
Section two Crossword 2012-11-07
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- Allows congress to tax income of workers
- Laws enacted to restrict freedom of blacks
- children being used for manual laborers
- migration Movement of a large number of African Americans during the 1920's
- cattle drive from Texas to Kansas
- Denial of voting rights
- country deveopling
- A drastic decline to economy
- Rights garunteed to all citizens
- Giving rights to freed slaves
- Allowing women to vote
- Only amendment to be repealed
- A person forced, for safety, to live outside home country
- Process of which the public can remove someone from an office
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- The act of freeing slaves
- Legal abolition of slavery
- National america woman suffrage association
- Teddy Roosevelts approach to foreign affairs
- Central bank of america
- Growth of big cities
- Policy of favoring american born people over immigrants
- A company
- forcible leave of immigrants
- Giving right to vote to freed slaves
- The official end of slavery
- National association for the advancement of colored people
- A bold person who establishes a new buisness
27 Clues: A company • country deveopling • Growth of big cities • Allowing women to vote • Denial of voting rights • Central bank of america • The act of freeing slaves • Legal abolition of slavery • The official end of slavery • A drastic decline to economy • forcible leave of immigrants • Giving rights to freed slaves • Only amendment to be repealed • Rights garunteed to all citizens • ...
Functions of Government 2023-02-09
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- Permanent committee in the legislative body
- Group of people in each state that decide the President and Vice President
- Temporary joint committee created to settle differences between the two houses' versions of a bill
- the Chief executive's power to reject a bill
- Various tactics aimed at defeating a bill by preventing a final vote
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- Meeting in which a party's delegates choose their President and Vice Presendential candidates
- Procedure that may be used to end or limit debate in a legislative body
- when the chief executive doesn't sign or reject a bill within the designated deadline
- election which is regularly scheduled to decide officeholders
- a proposed law to a legislative body for approval
10 Clues: Permanent committee in the legislative body • the Chief executive's power to reject a bill • a proposed law to a legislative body for approval • election which is regularly scheduled to decide officeholders • Various tactics aimed at defeating a bill by preventing a final vote • Procedure that may be used to end or limit debate in a legislative body • ...
Civil Rights Review (Assessment Tomorrow, 5/22) 2020-05-21
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- civil rights leader who did not believe in nonviolent tactics used by MLK
- first and last name of woman who refused to give up her seat in Montgomery, prompting citywide bus boycott
- CORE and SNCC students who hopped on interstate buses in the summer of '61 to make sure they and bus stations throughout the South were integrated
- three-letter nickname for president that signed Civil Rights Act and Voting Rights Act into law
- first president to enforce the Brown decision
- Dr. Clark used these to demonstrate that black kids were developing a low self-esteem as a result of society and segregation
- Act outlawed literacy tests and deceptive tactics used to keep blacks from registering to vote
- oldest civil rights group in the country, challenged segregation laws in the courts, rather than the streets
- hurdle that racist Southern registrars would put up to keep blacks from voting; impossible to pass these
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- first students to integrate Central High School in 1957
- Alabama city where movement boycotted city buses to integrate them
- last name of NAACP's most famous lawyer (and won the Brown case), would later become Supreme Court's first black justice
- Alabama city and final civil rights campaign that centered to getting voting rights
- used by Birmingham fire department to attack school children peacefully marching in Birmingham Alabama
- law that outlawed segregation in restaurants and public facilities that receive federal funding
- interracial civil rights group mostly made up of college kids
- Eisenhower sent this branch of the military down to escort the Little Rock Nine
- President who sent federal marshalls down to protect the Freedom Riders
18 Clues: first president to enforce the Brown decision • first students to integrate Central High School in 1957 • interracial civil rights group mostly made up of college kids • Alabama city where movement boycotted city buses to integrate them • President who sent federal marshalls down to protect the Freedom Riders • ...
Reconstruction 2015-02-12
Across
- Stevens- Representative of senator Charles Sumner of Pennsylvania.
- Revels- He was one of the first African American Senator.
- One of the congressional Republicans.
- An Amendment to the U.S Constitution adopted in 1870, the prohibits the rights to vote for the race or color you are.
- The period during which the U.S began to rebuild after the Civil War.
- A secret organization that used terrorist tactics in an attempt to restore white supremacy in the South.
- Bill- A "Ten percent Plan".
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- A system in which people live in make shift shacks.
- A young man who succeeded, Abraham Lincoln as president.
- A system in which farm workers supply their own tools and rent farmland for cash.
- A federal agency set up to help former slaves.
- An amendment that didn't keep from a person's race, or previous as being a slave being able to vote.
- A northerner who moved to the south after the Civil War.
- Codes- The Discriminatory laws passed throughout the post Civil War.
- A process of accusing a public official of wrong doing.
15 Clues: Bill- A "Ten percent Plan". • One of the congressional Republicans. • A federal agency set up to help former slaves. • A system in which people live in make shift shacks. • A process of accusing a public official of wrong doing. • A young man who succeeded, Abraham Lincoln as president. • A northerner who moved to the south after the Civil War. • ...
Civ8: Unit3 Vocab Review 2025-10-28
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- A refusal by the President to sign a bill
- The official who presides over the Senate in the absence of the Vice President
- Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution that says Congress can do what is necessary and proper; it extends (or stretches) their delegated powers
- The power of Congress to charge a government official with misconduct
- The time Congress meets from January to November
- The process of drawing Congressional districts in shapes that favor a political party
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- The official who presides over the House of Representatives
- To be distributed, as in seats/votes given to states in the House of Representatives
- Two houses of Congress
- Legal protection of Congress members so they cannot be arrested on their way to vote
- The method of delaying action on a bill in the Senate by making long speeches
- The removal of a person from Congress for serious misconduct
- A bill approving the spending of money
- A law
- Formal disapproval of the actions of a member of Congress
15 Clues: A law • Two houses of Congress • A bill approving the spending of money • A refusal by the President to sign a bill • The time Congress meets from January to November • Formal disapproval of the actions of a member of Congress • The official who presides over the House of Representatives • The removal of a person from Congress for serious misconduct • ...
Vocab 2022-01-06
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- First president in the US
- Compromise about having representatives in congress
- Powers saved for the states in our system of federalism
- Protected individual rights from the tyranny of the majority
- Division of powers in our government
- Belief that monarchs were chosen by God
- Believed that society had to give up their natural rights for protection
- King/queen controls all aspects of life
- Thought the new Constitution gave too much power to the national government
- Fourth president in the US
- Compromise between slave and free states on how to count slave population
- Third president in the US
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- Power is held at the national level
- First plan of government adopted by the US
- Citizens have political authority and have to obey laws with rights guaranteed by the Constitution
- Each branch of government is subject to numerous checks
- Believed in natural rights and had a strong influence on Thomas Jefferson
- Government is defied by the law and serves the people
- Wanted a strong central government
- Governments powers are limited
20 Clues: First president in the US • Third president in the US • Fourth president in the US • Governments powers are limited • Wanted a strong central government • Power is held at the national level • Division of powers in our government • Belief that monarchs were chosen by God • King/queen controls all aspects of life • First plan of government adopted by the US • ...
The Early Republic 2021-04-27
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- gave the Supreme Court the right to declare a law unconstitutional
- economic system which states people can own businesses and private property with little interference from the government
- George Washington's foreign policy; "do not get involved in the affairs of other nations."
- suffrage expansion which permitted the "common man" to vote enabled this person to be elected president
- court case that determined the Supreme Court could declare the constitutionality of a law
- a group of people who tries to achieve common goals through gaining political power
- the first president of the United States
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- the person that had a plan to enhance the nation's economy by collecting taxes and establishing a national bank
- "steer clear of "permanent alliances" comes from what speech?
- desired a strong economy with the establishment of a national bank
- occurring outside of the United States
- provided a system of adding states to the Union in the Northwest territory
- time period of increased nationalism after the War of 1812
- desired strong state governments; a Bill of Rights, and a weak federal government
- occurring within the United States
- occurred due to the impressment of U.S. sailors
16 Clues: occurring within the United States • occurring outside of the United States • the first president of the United States • occurred due to the impressment of U.S. sailors • time period of increased nationalism after the War of 1812 • "steer clear of "permanent alliances" comes from what speech? • desired a strong economy with the establishment of a national bank • ...
GST Training 2019-12-08
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- Turnover Limit in Lakhs for GST Registration(Rest of India)
- Tax to be collected by Ecommerce sites relating to GST
- time limit in months to make payment of bill or else reverse GST ITC
- Percentage of GST applicable on any product not specified in any other schedule
- Term used for GST paid on certain expenses like food, cab, welfare
- Maximum payment cycle(Days) allowed to MSME vendors
- ..Aadhar Memorandum issued to a MSME vendor as proof of registration
- Monthly GST return to make tax payment
- Additional tax applicable on certain items like cars
- Document issued by Supplier to adjust tax invoice value
- Term usef for 'Bill of ...' related to exports
- Term used for taxable event under VAT Law
- Type of GST applicable on inter-state sales
- Type of GST registration where tax charged on invoice
- Type of supplies not naturally bundled together(Eg Car+Soap)
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- GST .....to be done when goods are lost damagaed etc
- Type of GST registration where tax is paid directly to government but not charged in invoice
- Turnover limit in Lakhs for GST Registration(NE Region)
- Global system of customs code to be printed on invoice
- Process where input credit is linked to supplier output credit
- Document to be issued when goods are sent other than sale
- Term used for taxable event under Excise Law
- Term used for 'Bill of ....' related to import bill
- Type of supplies naturally bundled together in GST
- Term used for export transactions where GST not needed to pay
- Sales to this army canteen organization eligible for special rate of tax
- GST process where goods are sent to a third party
- Term used for the taxable event in GST Law
- ...Numbering which the invoice must follow
- Monthly GST return to file taxes
- Type of GST Registration to apportion credit in HO from branch
- Abbreviation for GST Input Credit allowed
32 Clues: Monthly GST return to file taxes • Monthly GST return to make tax payment • Term used for taxable event under VAT Law • Abbreviation for GST Input Credit allowed • Term used for the taxable event in GST Law • ...Numbering which the invoice must follow • Type of GST applicable on inter-state sales • Term used for taxable event under Excise Law • ...
Congress & the President Crossword 2024-02-20
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- An order to delay a person’s punishment until a higher court can hear the case
- The notion that power lies with the people
- To accuse government officials of misconduct in office
- Government project grant that primarily benefits the home district or state
- Powers that Congress has that are specifically listed in the Constitution
- A pardon to a group of people
- Powers that Congress has that are not stated explicitly in the Constitution
- Federal board or commission that is not part of any cabinet department
- A tactic for defeating a bill in the Senate by talking until the bill’s sponsor withdraws it
- Refusal to sign a bill or resolution
- President’s power to kill a bill, if Congress is not in session, by not signing it for 10 days
- A business owned and operated by the Federal Government (USPS)
- A procedure used in the Senate to limit debate on a bill
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- An oddly shaped election district designed to increase the voting strength of a particular group
- Order A rule or command that has the force of law
- An effort to punish another nation by imposing trade barriers
- Powers that the Constitution does not give to the national government that are kept by the states
- Rewarding people with government jobs on the basis of their political support
- An agreement between the president and the leader of another country
- An official representative of a country’s government
- Policy A nation’s overall plan for dealing with other nations
- A group of advisers to the president that includes the heads of 15 top-level executive departments
- A formal agreement between the governments or two or more countries
- An agreement among a group of nations that prohibits them all from trading with a target nation
- Hiring people into government jobs on the basis of their qualifications
- A declaration of forgiveness and freedom from punishment
26 Clues: A pardon to a group of people • Refusal to sign a bill or resolution • The notion that power lies with the people • Order A rule or command that has the force of law • An official representative of a country’s government • To accuse government officials of misconduct in office • A declaration of forgiveness and freedom from punishment • ...
Reform During the 19th Century 2021-03-26
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- A religious revival of the early 19th century
- Author of Uncle Tom's Cabin
- A person who fought against slavery
- First black woman to defeat a white man in court
- Women rights activist Mott
- Leader of the education reform movement Mann
- Born into slavery and escaped, helping others to escape afterwards
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- Women's rights activist Elizabeth Cady
- movement for education (Mann's reform)
- A network of people that helped slaves escape and offered them shelter
- Where the first women's rights convention took place
- Prison rights activist dorothea
- To put or change into an improved form or condition
- The right to vote
- Frederick Douglas' newspaper
15 Clues: The right to vote • Women rights activist Mott • Author of Uncle Tom's Cabin • Frederick Douglas' newspaper • Prison rights activist dorothea • A person who fought against slavery • Women's rights activist Elizabeth Cady • movement for education (Mann's reform) • Leader of the education reform movement Mann • A religious revival of the early 19th century • ...
Executive branch review caden croft 2023-03-15
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- parts of the executive branch that helps in different govt aspects
- presidents jet
- nations plan for dealing with other countries
- address on the state of the us
- home and office of the president
- tie breaking vote in the senate
- wife of president
- branch of the legislative branch
- born in the us
- convicting an official of breaking the law
- president gives a position to someone
- agreement between countries
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- forgiving an error
- presidents office
- order that the president gives that is like a law
- presidents personal guards
- president is this of the military
- agree with a bill
- method of electing president
- the line of president inheritance
- judges on the supreme court
- void a bill
- amount of years that a president serves
- committees in the elective branch
24 Clues: void a bill • presidents jet • born in the us • presidents office • agree with a bill • wife of president • forgiving an error • presidents personal guards • judges on the supreme court • agreement between countries • method of electing president • address on the state of the us • tie breaking vote in the senate • home and office of the president • branch of the legislative branch • ...
US Constitution Crossword Puzzle 2021-08-31
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- This document was the Continental Congress’ second attempt at organizing the United States Government
- Each branch of government “checks” the other branches, so no branch has more power over another
- This allowed Congress to regulate commerce and prohibited it from interfere with the slave trade for 20 years
- This branch of government includes the Supreme Court
- This branch of government consists of Congress
- This compromise created the Senate and the House of Representatives
- The principle that no government is all powerful and is limited by the people
- This document had numerous weaknesses, and was later replaced by the US Constitution
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- This group wanted a weak central government and a Bill of Rights
- The government and its officers must obey the law
- This compromise resolved a debate over slaves being counted towards the population for representation in Congress
- This group wanted a strong central government
- The people hold the majority of the political power
- The distributive of power between the national government and the local government
- Each of the three branches of government have separate powers and responsibilities
- This branch of government consists of the President
16 Clues: This group wanted a strong central government • This branch of government consists of Congress • The government and its officers must obey the law • The people hold the majority of the political power • This branch of government consists of the President • This branch of government includes the Supreme Court • ...
Albany Movement + Revision 2016-05-10
Across
- The _______ administration supported the Freedom Riders.
- Was often at the centre of Black communities.
- Influenced civil rights leaders
- This family and others went to court against the Board of Education.
- The Union fought _____ forces.
- Pictures of an event, interviews with eyewitnesses, and video or audio of an event are what kind of sources to history?
- Jim Crow laws enforced ______.
- Segregation was a _____ of the Albany Movement.
- The Albany Movement created _______ between SNCC and SCLC.
- CORE provided _____ sessions in non-violent action.
- This civil rights group gave young people a place in the civil rights movement.
- Where did the famous 1960 sit-in take place?
- AS91004 (1.4) focuses on what?
- Peaceful police chief of Albany
- Punishment by an informal group.
- CORE stands for Congress of Racial _______.
- Jo Ann _____ played a key role in the MBB.
- Lays down rights of citizens.
- Homer Plessy was of _____ origin.
- Civil rights group that focused on litigation
- In 1863, Lincoln freed the _____.
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- Come on be a man, join!
- Greensboro is in ____ Carolina.
- Rides that challenged interstate travel.
- A sit in is a kind of ______ protest.
- The Albany Movement tried to desegregate _____ instead of focusing on one thing.
- Little Rock ____.
- Over ____ hundred demonstrators were arrested during the Albany Movement.
- Southern _______ Leadership Conference.
- Freedom _____ were created to raise morale.
- Student Nonviolent _______ Committee
- Jump, Jim!
- Lincoln issued the _______ proclamation in 1863.
- Montgomery _______ Association.
- to abstain from buying or using.
- SNCC's strategy was to make _____ then go protest wherever there was response.
- Black civil rights groups protested for ______.
- Demonstrators were released in Albany as not to gain the attention of the ____.
- In what state is Albany located in?
- Martin _____ King Junior
- Form of non-violent protest.
- Little Rock was about the desegregation of a ______.
- Separate but _____.
43 Clues: Jump, Jim! • Little Rock ____. • Separate but _____. • Come on be a man, join! • Martin _____ King Junior • Form of non-violent protest. • Lays down rights of citizens. • The Union fought _____ forces. • Jim Crow laws enforced ______. • AS91004 (1.4) focuses on what? • Greensboro is in ____ Carolina. • Influenced civil rights leaders • Montgomery _______ Association. • ...
Albany Movement + Revision 2016-05-10
Across
- Little Rock ____.
- Rides that challenged interstate travel.
- In 1863, Lincoln freed the _____.
- Demonstrators were released in Albany as not to gain the attention of the ____.
- Jump, Jim!
- The Albany Movement created _______ between SNCC and SCLC.
- CORE stands for Congress of Racial _______.
- A sit in is a kind of ______ protest.
- Student Nonviolent _______ Committee
- Form of non-violent protest.
- Jo Ann _____ played a key role in the MBB.
- AS91004 (1.4) focuses on what?
- Lays down rights of citizens.
- Martin _____ King Junior
- Montgomery _______ Association.
- The Union fought _____ forces.
- SNCC's strategy was to make _____ then go protest wherever there was response.
- Jim Crow laws enforced ______.
- Little Rock was about the desegregation of a ______.
- This family and others went to court against the Board of Education.
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- Pictures of an event, interviews with eyewitnesses, and video or audio of an event are what kind of sources to history?
- Civil rights group that focused on litigation
- The _______ administration supported the Freedom Riders.
- Come on be a man, join!
- Segregation was a _____ of the Albany Movement.
- The Albany Movement tried to desegregate _____ instead of focusing on one thing.
- Punishment by an informal group.
- Peaceful police chief of Albany
- Lincoln issued the _______ proclamation in 1863.
- Freedom _____ were created to raise morale.
- to abstain from buying or using.
- Over ____ hundred demonstrators were arrested during the Albany Movement.
- Greensboro is in ____ Carolina.
- Was often at the centre of Black communities.
- CORE provided _____ sessions in non-violent action.
- Where did the famous 1960 sit-in take place?
- Southern _______ Leadership Conference.
- Black civil rights groups protested for ______.
- Homer Plessy was of _____ origin.
- Influenced civil rights leaders
- Separate but _____.
- This civil rights group gave young people a place in the civil rights movement.
- In what state is Albany located in?
43 Clues: Jump, Jim! • Little Rock ____. • Separate but _____. • Come on be a man, join! • Martin _____ King Junior • Form of non-violent protest. • Lays down rights of citizens. • AS91004 (1.4) focuses on what? • The Union fought _____ forces. • Jim Crow laws enforced ______. • Peaceful police chief of Albany • Greensboro is in ____ Carolina. • Montgomery _______ Association. • ...
Historical Crossword Puzzle 2023-11-25
Across
- Early civil rights activist
- post-WWII infrastructure project
- Cold War policy
- Communist fear
- motion that forces a vote
- European aid plan
- civil rights bus protest
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- leader of Soviet Union during early Cold War
- Discrimination due to race
- President during Bay of Pigs
- Rights Movement
- US space organization
- New Deal President
- Cuban crisis
- Post-WWII military alliance
15 Clues: Cuban crisis • Communist fear • Cold War policy • Rights Movement • European aid plan • New Deal President • US space organization • civil rights bus protest • motion that forces a vote • Discrimination due to race • Early civil rights activist • Post-WWII military alliance • President during Bay of Pigs • post-WWII infrastructure project • leader of Soviet Union during early Cold War
Ashlyn Gonda 2023-01-10
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- this department develops farming policies
- the department of ___ manages the united states energy grids
- right to free ___
- a system of government lead by one person
- ___ the right that people may peacefully gather
- a proposed law that is not official is called a __
- promotion of student education
- the rights for U.S citizens are stated in the ___
- a system of government where different states,countries, etc. form a unity
- to add to or change an existing law would be to make an ___
- checks and ___
- this states unusual or cruel punishments shall not be inflicted on U.S prisoners
- Britain's government is a
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- freedom of ___ is the right for the media not to be silenced by the government
- when a group of people come together in an alliance
- the department of ___ enforces safety laws within jobs
- freedom to practice your___
- the department of ___ promotes job creation and economic growth
- the department of ___ seeks punishment for the guilty
- a cop can't search your house without a ___
- the department of ___ manages natural land and native lands
- the department of ___ makes coins
- a form of government that works by electing its representatives
- the division of shared power between national and state governments
- the department of ___ offers veterans rehabilitation and payment for disabled or the family of soldiers
25 Clues: checks and ___ • right to free ___ • Britain's government is a • freedom to practice your___ • promotion of student education • the department of ___ makes coins • this department develops farming policies • a system of government lead by one person • a cop can't search your house without a ___ • ___ the right that people may peacefully gather • ...
wf 2023-10-18
Across
- Activist who refused to give up her seat.
- Site of a key voting rights march.
- Civil rights organization founded in 1909.
- Gandhi's principle applied in the movement.
- Legal separation of races.
- Riders challenging segregation on buses.
- Civil rights leader with a dream.
- Washington event where MLK delivered his speech.
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- City known for police violence against protesters.
- Protest strategy used against segregated buses.
- Bus boycott city.
- Site of a famous school desegregation crisis.
- Activist who advocated for black nationalism.
- Civil rights leader assassinated in his driveway.
- Peaceful protests at segregated lunch counters.
15 Clues: Bus boycott city. • Legal separation of races. • Civil rights leader with a dream. • Site of a key voting rights march. • Riders challenging segregation on buses. • Activist who refused to give up her seat. • Civil rights organization founded in 1909. • Gandhi's principle applied in the movement. • Site of a famous school desegregation crisis. • ...
The Civil Rights Movement: Elijah Freed 2017-03-23
Across
- Civil Rights leader, known for fighting for colored equality, was for peaceful protests.
- Movement in the 1950's and 1960's to get equality for colored people.
- was a civil rights group that was created on the University of Chicago.
- Peaceful protests where people would go and sit at lunch counters that said white only an the colored would sit there.
- to grant ex slaves citizenship, and equal protection and due process.
- when know colored people rode buses in Montgomery, Alabama.
- 9 colored students that went to a high school in Arkansas that was segregated heavily.
- it made it so blacks could not vote and kept segregation in the south.
- When 4 young girls died in a church bombing.
- First day of the March from Selma to Montgomery, but where attacked attacked only 6 blocks from where they started.
- Supreme court ruled separate but equal facilities for diff races are legal.
- known for not giving her seat up to a white man, sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott.
- Poll tax outlawed, black voter registration increased.
- was a 14 year old kid that was killed on August 24, 1955 for supposedly flirting with a white cashier.
- kill (someone), especially by hanging, for an alleged offense with or without a legal trial.
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- Civil rights activists that rode buses threw the south.
- Organization that fought for rights of african-americans, oldest civil rights organization in the USA.
- no fighting, peaceful
- MLK wrote this letter in a jail, was written in the margins of a newspaper.
- Knowing a law and violating the law on purpose.
- Peaceful protests with many people involved.
- they managed the sit-ins protests help overturn segregation laws in cities.
- a white supremacist group that was held accountable for many deaths of African Americans
- being able to do god given rights from birth.
- peaceful walking for the civil rights movement.
25 Clues: no fighting, peaceful • Peaceful protests with many people involved. • When 4 young girls died in a church bombing. • being able to do god given rights from birth. • Knowing a law and violating the law on purpose. • peaceful walking for the civil rights movement. • Poll tax outlawed, black voter registration increased. • ...
Recovery 2 2025-01-21
Across
- They needed to be cleaned, now rarely seen.
- The parent group to AA, based in New York
- The ultimate authority of AA is the...
- 50% of AA's annual income comes from distributing and selling...
- Originally, how many steps were there?
- The 12 Traditions was first published in the ___ in 1946.
- This popular variant of the Grapevine is published in which language?
- Which Christian denomination held weekly meetings to help treat Alcoholism in the 18th century?
- In a 2014 study, 38% of AA's are...
- AA's first secretary, a non-alcoholic, who popularize the Serenity prayer in AA.
- The modern tradition of handing out chips to mark milestones originated in...
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- What level is above the district level in the AA service structure?
- The fifth concept protects the rights of the...
- Experience, strength and...
- Our primary purpose is to stay...
- This digital platform helped keep AA's sober during COVID19.
- This type of meeting withholds an invitation from any nonalcoholic.
- In which state will the centennial anniversary of the program be held?
- This tradition describes AA's collective opinion on outside issues
- Principle of Step 3
- Principle of Step 5
- Our recovery is based on sharing our...
- Principle of Step 6
- The first name of Bill W.'s first sponsor
- Which borough of New York is Dr. Silkworth from?
- Principle of Step 11
26 Clues: Principle of Step 3 • Principle of Step 5 • Principle of Step 6 • Principle of Step 11 • Experience, strength and... • Our primary purpose is to stay... • In a 2014 study, 38% of AA's are... • The ultimate authority of AA is the... • Originally, how many steps were there? • Our recovery is based on sharing our... • The parent group to AA, based in New York • ...
Constitution Unit Crossword 2021-01-08
Across
- government can’t take property without pay
- amendment one, freedom of
- a jury, normally of twenty-three jurors, selected to examine the validity of an accusation before trial.
- sets the number of state ratifications necessary in order for the Constitution to take effect and prescribes the method through which the states may ratify it.
- amendment two, the right to
- A group of people selected from each of the states to cast votes in presidential electionsfederalism U.s. system of government in which power is distributed betweena central government and individual states.
- stating that all laws made furthering the Constitution and all treaties made under the authority of the United States are the
- enforce laws
- printed lies
- Checks and B_____es a system established by the constitution that prevents any branch of government from becoming too powerful.
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- provides framework for government in united states states
- official changes, corrections, or addition to law or constitution
- laws apply to all
- Congress can only make laws that the constitution gives them direct authority over
- makes laws
- bill of ___ the first 10 amendments to the constitution
- first ten amendments
- A set of basic principles that determines the powers and duties of a government.
- the belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power, especially a personal God or gods
- the action or crime of making a false spoken statement damaging to a person's reputation
20 Clues: makes laws • enforce laws • printed lies • laws apply to all • first ten amendments • amendment one, freedom of • amendment two, the right to • government can’t take property without pay • bill of ___ the first 10 amendments to the constitution • provides framework for government in united states states • official changes, corrections, or addition to law or constitution • ...
U.S. History 2013-04-09
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- The Father of the Constitution, described the events in the Constitutional Convention, a strong Federalist
- Opponent of the U.S. Constitution during its ratification; primarilybecause it lacked a bill of rights
- First reprensentative government in colonial America
- King of England durin the American Revolutionary War Era
- July 4, 1776, written by Thomas Jefferson,American colonies declare against King Jorge III
- First successful colony in america found in 1607
- Each branch of the government shares its power and checks the two other, prevents any branch of government from becoming too powerful
- Commander of the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War
- Author of the Decleration of Independenc
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- Protects basic rights- 1.Speech,press,religion,assembly,petition 4. Unreasonable searches and seizures 5. Due process 6. Fair trial 8. Cruel and unusual punishment
- Author of Common Sense and The American Crisis
- Supporter of the U.S. Constitution during its ratification
- All political power rests with the people who can create, alter, and abolish government
- War between Great Britian and France for control of North America. Great Britian wins and begins to tax their colonies to pay for the war
- War was between England and thei American Colonies. The Americans won their Independence from England.
- Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness found in the Decleration of Independence
- American representative in France during the American Revolutionary War, and delegate to Constitutional Convention
- Strong supporter of the U.S. Constitution, wanted to create a strong national government
- Distribution of the powers of government between a central (federal)government and the regional (states)governments
- Document written by founders of Plymouth Colony (the pilgrims) that provided the basis for law and government in the colony
- of Lexington and Concord First battles of the American Revolution
- Political leader in Boston who helped form the Sons of Liberty in opposition to British attempts to tax the colonies; instigator of Boston Tea Party
- In protests to the Tea Act, the Sons of Liberty, dressed as Indians, destroyed tea from Great Britian by dumping it overboard a British ship.
23 Clues: Author of the Decleration of Independenc • Author of Common Sense and The American Crisis • First successful colony in america found in 1607 • First reprensentative government in colonial America • King of England durin the American Revolutionary War Era • Supporter of the U.S. Constitution during its ratification • ...
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms 2022-10-26
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- These rights protect a group
- this is the highest level of court in Canada
- the right to vote in an election
- gave most women the right to vote in elections
- the "FN" in FNMI
- the Canadian charter is entrenched in this
- the right to have a fair and quick public trial
- the right to uphold existing Aboriginal and treaty rights
- the __________ Elections Act allowed First Nations people to vote in elections without losing their Indian Status
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- mobility rights allow you to live in and earn a living in any ____________
- means that no one, including the government, can take away the rights and freedoms of the people of Canada
- Minority language education rights ensure that there are this type of publicly funded schools in English speaking provinces
- the freedom to organize peaceful protests
- rights that you are entitled to as a person
14 Clues: the "FN" in FNMI • These rights protect a group • the right to vote in an election • the freedom to organize peaceful protests • the Canadian charter is entrenched in this • rights that you are entitled to as a person • this is the highest level of court in Canada • gave most women the right to vote in elections • the right to have a fair and quick public trial • ...
Reconstructive Era 2022-05-13
13 Clues: Greed • Jim crow • Black codes • 15th amendment • 13th amendment • 14th amendment • Sharing of crops • Compromise of 1877 • reconstruction act 1 • Civil Rights Act 1866 • Civil rights act 1875 • Devious person for amusement • 10 of confederates had to sign loyalty oath
Legislative Branch 2014-03-23
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- Rule/ Serving in the chamber the longest have?
- Not explicitly expressed in the Constitution
- Leader/ The leader of a party in a legislative assembly
- specifically stated in the constitution
- Redrawing legislative district boundaries to provide equality of representation
- Draft of a proposed law
- a procedure for ending a debate
- The prolonged discussion of a bill
- Smaller offshoots of the main committees of Congress
- Power to control the borders, to acquire new territories
- to favor one party or class
- Member of a board given powers of administration of property
- Committee/ A committee appointed for a special purpose
- Period of time each year in which Congress meet
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- Procedure to remove from office
- Chairman/ Administrative head
- Members are elected
- Expresses recognition by the legislature or a chamber.
- Who elect a representative to a legislative body
- Power/ to regulate commerce with foreign nations, and among the several states
- / Last two years because new elections
- of Senate/ presiding officer of a senate
- An elected representative sent to a conference
- Rejection of a proposed law or idea
- and Proper Clause/ Enables congress to create laws
- A legislative provision tacked on to an unrelated bill
- Committee/ A permanent committee that meets regularly
- A party's "enforcers"
- Of House/ The presiding officer
29 Clues: Members are elected • A party's "enforcers" • Draft of a proposed law • to favor one party or class • Chairman/ Administrative head • Procedure to remove from office • a procedure for ending a debate • Of House/ The presiding officer • The prolonged discussion of a bill • Rejection of a proposed law or idea • / Last two years because new elections • ...
black actors 2024-02-09
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- - Pop icon and Grammy-winning singer.
- - Filmmaker and playwright known for creating the Madea character.
- - Famous abolitionist and Underground Railroad conductor.
- - Prominent figure in the Civil Rights Movement.
- - Civil rights leader known for his "I Have a Dream" speech.
- - African American chemist known for his work with barbiturates.
- - NBA player and community advocate.
- - First African American Supreme Court Justice.
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- - Celebrated poet and writer of the Harlem Renaissance.
- - Award-winning actor known for his powerful performances.
- - Prominent African American abolitionist and author.
- - Tennis superstar and multiple Grand Slam winner.
- - Influential African American singer and civil rights activist.
- - A genre of music with deep roots in African American culture.
- - A style of music that originated in the African American community.
- - Renowned poet and author of "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings."
- - Basketball legend widely regarded as one of the greatest players of all time.
- - A color often associated with African American heritage.
- - Media mogul and talk show host.
- - Civil rights activist who refused to give up her bus seat.
20 Clues: - Media mogul and talk show host. • - NBA player and community advocate. • - Pop icon and Grammy-winning singer. • - First African American Supreme Court Justice. • - Prominent figure in the Civil Rights Movement. • - Tennis superstar and multiple Grand Slam winner. • - Prominent African American abolitionist and author. • ...
Chapter 14 Review 2024-05-01
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- toured thru the south on buses
- inspired MLK’s strategies
- killed MLK
- southern promise to fight integration
- face, voice, & leader of CRM
- first battleground forpublic schools
- group that MLK was head of
- most segregated city in south
- founded in 1942
- college student civil rights group
- the focus of “freedom summer”
- refused to give up her bus seat
- method advocated by MLK
- preached black separatism
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- campaign to register voters
- military-like black group
- racist poice commissioner
- de jure segregation is legal
- formed to find cause of riots
- first black pro baseball athlete
- ordered committee on civil rights
- go in, sit down, don’t leave
- term for racist customs and laws
- meaning “in reality”
- “Blood will run in the streets”
- rights of states to have own laws
- meaning “legally, officially”
- legislation passed in 1964
- first black SC member
- largest protest of the CRM
- rights group still around today
- famous MLK writing
- wanted to attend “Ole Miss”
33 Clues: killed MLK • founded in 1942 • famous MLK writing • meaning “in reality” • first black SC member • method advocated by MLK • military-like black group • racist poice commissioner • inspired MLK’s strategies • preached black separatism • group that MLK was head of • legislation passed in 1964 • largest protest of the CRM • campaign to register voters • wanted to attend “Ole Miss” • ...
Unit 6: Legislative Branch Vocabulary 2022-01-19
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- a conference of members of a legislative body who belong to a particular party
- Leading member of the Senate that provides over the Senate when the Vice President is absent is known as the "President pro _________"
- the President's power to reject a bill from Congress
- The _______ of the House is the leading member of the majority party
- Branch of government responsible for making law
- power to accuse a government official of abusive of unlawful activities
- House of the legislative branch that is equally represented (2 per state)
- an agreement between two or more countries
- a proposed law
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- The Senate has the power to _____ (or approve) Presidential appointments
- Powers given to Congress through the Necessary and Proper Clause of the Constitution
- A type of committee that is permanent and deals with all bills on a particular subject
- serves as President of the Senate
- A type of committee formed of both houses to eliminate differences between versions of a bill passed
- The party with the larger number of members
- a committee that is formed to handle temporary issues of government
- Legislative branch that consists of two houses
17 Clues: a proposed law • serves as President of the Senate • an agreement between two or more countries • The party with the larger number of members • Legislative branch that consists of two houses • Branch of government responsible for making law • the President's power to reject a bill from Congress • a committee that is formed to handle temporary issues of government • ...
Ben and Henry 2022-02-09
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- Jhonny will ________ the project
- Something that takes the place of another.
- The _________ of the book was well written.
- Ben told Henry to clean before he played.
- Something that might influence another.
- Johnny will use a whiteboard instead of paper and pencil.
- Unimportant
- Bill thought that this assignment was ____________.
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- A repeating sequence.
- To copy the appearance of something.
- Bill made a _____________ to his car
- Synonym of importance.
- Johnny _________ the importance of the project.
- It was in good _________.
- Special attention given to something.
- To copy the likeness of something else.
16 Clues: Unimportant • A repeating sequence. • Synonym of importance. • It was in good _________. • Jhonny will ________ the project • To copy the appearance of something. • Bill made a _____________ to his car • Special attention given to something. • Something that might influence another. • To copy the likeness of something else. • Ben told Henry to clean before he played. • ...
Legislative Branch 2019-02-04
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- The Supreme Court decision in this case upheld the supremacy of the national government overs state governments
- The number of Senators from each state
- Another name for the elastic clause
- Members of the Legislature are chosen through an
- Head of the Senate
- Head of the Legislative Branch of Harford County
- When the President does not sign a bill
- Redrawing legislative district boundaries to reflect population changes following a population count
- An official population count
- Person in an elected position who is running for re-election
- Leader of the House of Representatives
- An attempt to provide funds and projects for a members home district or state
- People who try to influence a bill
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- This committee irons out differences between a House and Senate version of a bill
- A person represented by an elected official
- Powers Expressly stated in the Constitution in Article I Section 8
- When districts are drawn to benefit a specific political party
- This group makes laws for Harford County
- This group makes laws for the state of Maryland
- Another Name for the House and Senate
- One of the two chambers of Congress with 100 members
- The Maryland Legislative branch meets in this city
- Two Chambers
- This branch of government makes the laws
- Powers directly stated in the Constitution
25 Clues: Two Chambers • Head of the Senate • An official population count • People who try to influence a bill • Another name for the elastic clause • Another Name for the House and Senate • The number of Senators from each state • Leader of the House of Representatives • When the President does not sign a bill • This group makes laws for Harford County • ...
Citizenship - Government and Politics key words 2015-01-08
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- the transfer of powers from central government to regions or areas
- when two parties work together as a government
- a suggested change to a bill
- leader of the Conservatives and Prime Minister
- held every five years to decide who the next government will be
- when there is no clear winner of a General Election
- made up of three parts, including the Monarch & the House of Lords
- the House of ________ - where 650 MPs debate
- the House of ______ - the unelected part of Parliament
- a vote to see who will run the country
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- when a party has more MPs than the others combined
- the suggestion that each law starts its life as
- leader of the Labour party
- 'blue' political party
- what the Scottish National Party wanted for Scotland
- 'yellow' political party
- where the UK Government is based
- a power that has been devolved to the Scottish Parliament
- when a government does not have most of the MPs in parliament
- the Queen
- the final stage before a bill becomes a law
- the Scottish National Party
- means "rule by the people"
- 'red' political party
- the type of government in Wales
- what Westminster devolved to the Welsh assembly
- leader of the Liberal Democrats
- what each person over the age of 18 casts in a general election
28 Clues: the Queen • 'red' political party • 'blue' political party • 'yellow' political party • leader of the Labour party • means "rule by the people" • the Scottish National Party • a suggested change to a bill • the type of government in Wales • leader of the Liberal Democrats • where the UK Government is based • a vote to see who will run the country • ...
Judicial Branch - By: Sean Duyvejonck 2017-05-07
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- A court's list of cases to be heard
- Case involving noncriminal matter
- The first 10 Amendments of the Constitution
- Case in which a defendant is tried for committing a crime as defined by the law
- Part of the 14th Amendment which guarantees that no state deny basic rights to its people
- The lower federal courts beneath the supreme court
- Method of putting a case before the supreme court
- The party who brings a suit or another legal action against a defendant in civil law
- Foreign born residents or non-citizens
- Including most of the guarantees in the Bill of Rights into the 14th Amendment
- In civil law it is the person against who court action is brought or by the plaintiff or in criminal case it is the person who is charged with a crime
- Order by a night court directing a lower court to send up the record in a given case for review
- Court decision that stands as an example to be followed in future similar cases
- Opinion of the courts
- Positive acts of governments make constitutional guarantees a reality
- The crime of attempting to overthrow the government by force or violence
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- Church related, as in Parochial School
- Power of federal courts alone to hear certain cases
- Power shared by federal and state courts to hear certain cases
- The authority of a court to review decisions of lower courts
- The power of a court to hear a case first, before any other court
- Guarantees of safety from acts of government
- Authority of a court to hear a case
- Seperates church and state
- False and malicious use of spoken words
- To gather with one another in order to express views on public matters
- Written explanation of the views of one or more judges who support an opinion, but wish to add something to it.
- Writtan explanation of judge's views who disagree with a decision of the court
- Patrolling of a business site by workers who are on strike
- False and malicious use of printed words
30 Clues: Opinion of the courts • Seperates church and state • Case involving noncriminal matter • Authority of a court to hear a case • A court's list of cases to be heard • Church related, as in Parochial School • Foreign born residents or non-citizens • False and malicious use of spoken words • False and malicious use of printed words • The first 10 Amendments of the Constitution • ...
OpenStax Civil Liberties 2022-09-15
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- Clause in 1st Amendment that prohibits government from regulating religious beliefs and practices
- government action that stops someone from doing something before they are able to do it. Associated with protection of free press.
- type of speech that does not use writing or verbal speech but is communicating an idea
- personal freedoms protected by limitations on the power of government in the Constitution
- Requirement that evidence obtained as a result of illegal search or seizure cannot be used in court
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- power of government in the 5th Amendment to take or use private property for public use subject only to fair compensation to the owner
- legal standard for determining whether a search or seizure is constitutional or a crime has been committed; must be based on articulable facts
- process by which guarantees of the Bill of Rights were made to apply to state governments in addition to the federal government
- clause in the 5th and 14th Amendments that limits government power to unfairly deny people their rights of "life, liberty or property"
- clause in the 1st Amendment that prohibits government from favoring some religious beliefs over others or religion over non-religion
- a law originally created to uphold a religious or moral standard
- right to be free from government intrusion recognized in the Griswold v. Connecticut case in 1965
12 Clues: a law originally created to uphold a religious or moral standard • type of speech that does not use writing or verbal speech but is communicating an idea • personal freedoms protected by limitations on the power of government in the Constitution • Clause in 1st Amendment that prohibits government from regulating religious beliefs and practices • ...
Gary Hitler (no relation) 3 2021-12-24
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- the lifelong process of acquiring one's beliefs, values, and orientations
- belief in the reduction of income disparities and the nationalization of major private industries
- the collective attitudes, values, behaviors, and beliefs of a group of people
- dishonest or fraudulent behavior of those in power
- a democracy that allows for many political rights and civil liberties shared among all citizens
- a society where individuals and groups can associate freely without government interference
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- a democracy that meets the minimum requirements in terms of free and fair elections, among other factors
- the state's legitimate right to enforce power
- referring to the removal of barriers and restrictions on economic actors
- political philosophy that supports the interests and rights of the common people over that of the elites
- belief in individual civil liberties and freedom over government restrictions
- protection of groups of citizens from discrimination by the government or other individuals
- a set of values and beliefs
- a democracy that greatly restricts the rights of citizens to favor a minority group in power
- belief in the abolition of private property with near total governmental control of the economy
- extreme nationalist ideology that favors authoritarian rule and the rights of the ethnic majority
- civil society groups that provide services that governments can also provide
- freedoms and privileges that allow individuals to act without oppressive restrictions
- the ability of the state to influence the conduct of individuals and organizations within the state
19 Clues: a set of values and beliefs • the state's legitimate right to enforce power • dishonest or fraudulent behavior of those in power • referring to the removal of barriers and restrictions on economic actors • the lifelong process of acquiring one's beliefs, values, and orientations • civil society groups that provide services that governments can also provide • ...
U.S. History Cold War/Civil Rights Movement Review 2024-04-17
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- In his "Letter from Birmingham Jail," Dr. King explained that this was neutral, and could be used positively or negatively. Dr. King argued that it had been used negatively too long in the United States.
- Capitalist supporters in the U.S. criticized communism by saying it gave too much power to the government, threatening people's this.
- Two word name for the competition between the U.S. and the Soviet Union to demonstrate superior technological advancements. It ended with the U.S. successfully having a man land on the moon in 1969.
- Two word name for the period of tension that existed between the U.S. and the Soviet Union following the end of World War II through the 1990s.
- The type of jellied gasoline dropped all throughout South Vietnam by the U.S. Military during the Vietnam War. Its harmful effects on innocent civilians led Americans to protest the war.
- Two word name for the type of funeral that Mamie Till decided to have following the brutal murder of her son, Emmett Till. This served as a big spark for the Civil Rights Movement.
- In order to get around the blockade the Soviet Union set up around West Berlin shortly after World War II, the U.S. used these to deliver supplies to the people of West Berlin.
- Although the U.S. framed the Vietnam War as a war against the spread of communism, the North Vietnamese framed the war as a fight for Vietnam's this.
- Three letter initials of the man who is considered the "leader" of the Civil Rights Movement. He advocated using nonviolent direct action, such as sit-ins and demonstrations, to force racial discrimination to be eliminated.
- Civil rights activists launched this in Montgomery after Rosa Parks was arrested for refusing to give up her seat to a White person on a city bus.
- Repeated nuclear bomb tests on the Marshall Islands by the U.S. has led to a higher rate of this disease among the Marshallese people compared to the rest of the world.
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- Three word name for the competition between the U.S. and the Soviet Union to acquire as many atomic bombs as possible during the Cold War.
- Three word name given to the group of Black teenagers who successfully integrated an all-white high school in Arkansas, despite facing intense harassment.
- Isaac Woodard became this after being severely beaten by a sheriff just hours after returning from WWII. This showed that racial injustice was still widespread in America even after winning WWII.
- The Civil Rights Act of 1964 was a huge victory for the Civil Rights Movement, as it finally outlawed this throughout the South.
- Americans against the Vietnam War used this form of art to protest the war and deliver anti-war messages to the American people.
- Dr. King made the decision to use this group in the Birmingham Campaign protesting racial segregation. The violence they faced made people criticize Dr. King's decision.
- Three word term for the inequality that grew following World War II due to Black Americans being denied college and housing benefits under the G.I. Bill.
- Two word name for the period of mass paranoia and fear in America in which innocent Americans were accused of being communist spies. Many Americans' lives were ruined without any proof of them being spies.
- An intense 13 day standoff between the U.S. and the Soviet Union began in 1962 when the U.S. discovered that the Soviet Union had placed nuclear missiles in this nearby country. Thankfully, cooler heads prevailed.
- The term given the U.S. government's policy to try and prevent the spread of communism throughout the world following World War II.
- Communist supporters in the Soviet Union criticized capitalism by saying it did this to workers, meaning to take advantage of them.
- Last name of the president who gave a moving speech in support of the Civil Rights Movement in June, 1963. Sadly, he was assassinated just months later.
- Two word name for the discriminatory practice that was eliminated by the Voting Rights Act of 1965, allowing thousands of Black Americans to finally exercise their right to vote.
- Many Americans felt that this was unfair during the Vietnam War because middle and upper class young men could use their financial privilege to avoid it.
25 Clues: The Civil Rights Act of 1964 was a huge victory for the Civil Rights Movement, as it finally outlawed this throughout the South. • Americans against the Vietnam War used this form of art to protest the war and deliver anti-war messages to the American people. • ...
Basic Access 2022-02-17
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- Another method of deposit
- _______ Deposit
- PlainsCapital Card Company
- Google Pay, Samsung Pay, and Apple Pay available via mobile ______.
- This account can be used as recourse when cashing checks.
- Method of deposit
- Minimum Balance Requirement.
- Overdraft _________ is not available.
- Account access via online, mobile & ____ banking.
- A customer can opt in to Reg. E.
- Monthly service fee.
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- _________ Bill Pay
- Minimum Opening Deposit
- Account is certified though ______.
- No _________ Fees
- Unlimited ______ Payments
- Checks written on the account will be automatically ________.
- Available for $5.95 per person per month.
- The only type of check that will clear the account.
- Alternative to paper statements.
20 Clues: _______ Deposit • No _________ Fees • Method of deposit • _________ Bill Pay • Monthly service fee. • Minimum Opening Deposit • Another method of deposit • Unlimited ______ Payments • PlainsCapital Card Company • Minimum Balance Requirement. • Alternative to paper statements. • A customer can opt in to Reg. E. • Account is certified though ______. • Overdraft _________ is not available. • ...
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Albany Movement + Revision 2016-05-10
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- This civil rights group gave young people a place in the civil rights movement.
- A sit in is a kind of ______ protest.
- Civil rights group that focused on litigation
- This family and others went to court against the Board of Education.
- The Union fought _____ forces.
- Student Nonviolent _______ Committee
- Rides that challenged interstate travel.
- AS91004 (1.4) focuses on what?
- Separate but _____.
- Montgomery _______ Association.
- CORE stands for Congress of Racial _______.
- Jim Crow laws enforced ______.
- Little Rock was about the desegregation of a ______.
- Peaceful police chief of Albany
- Influenced civil rights leaders
- In what state is Albany located in?
- Black civil rights groups protested for ______.
- Little Rock ____.
- CORE provided _____ sessions in non-violent action.
- In 1863, Lincoln freed the _____.
- Southern _______ Leadership Conference.
- Segregation was a _____ of the Albany Movement.
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- Over ____ hundred demonstrators were arrested during the Albany Movement.
- Punishment by an informal group.
- Homer Plessy was of _____ origin.
- Come on be a man, join!
- Pictures of an event, interviews with eyewitnesses, and video or audio of an event are what kind of sources to history?
- to abstain from buying or using.
- Lincoln issued the _______ proclamation in 1863.
- SNCC's strategy was to make _____ then go protest wherever there was response.
- Jump, Jim!
- Jo Ann _____ played a key role in the MBB.
- Demonstrators were released in Albany as not to gain the attention of the ____.
- Lays down rights of citizens.
- The Albany Movement tried to desegregate _____ instead of focusing on one thing.
- The Albany Movement created _______ between SNCC and SCLC.
- Martin _____ King Junior
- Form of non-violent protest.
- Where did the famous 1960 sit-in take place?
- Greensboro is in ____ Carolina.
- Freedom _____ were created to raise morale.
- The _______ administration supported the Freedom Riders.
- Was often at the centre of Black communities.
43 Clues: Jump, Jim! • Little Rock ____. • Separate but _____. • Come on be a man, join! • Martin _____ King Junior • Form of non-violent protest. • Lays down rights of citizens. • The Union fought _____ forces. • AS91004 (1.4) focuses on what? • Jim Crow laws enforced ______. • Montgomery _______ Association. • Peaceful police chief of Albany • Influenced civil rights leaders • ...
Law Making 2021-02-09
10 Clues: first chamber • second chamber • law starts here • turning down a bill • house represents this • senate sepresents this • the final form of a bill • the senate and house are these • must get a majority ___ to pass • has the final say in the law making process
Government Functions 2023-02-09
10 Clues: a proposed law • meets regulearly • power to reject a bill • party's delegate to pick • procedure to limit debate • regularly scheduled elections • created to reconcile differences • used after legislature is adjourned • various tactics aimed at defeating bill • group of person's in each states and district
Civil Rights Crossword Puzzle 2024-05-16
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- ______ BOARD OF EDUCATION
- CITY WHERE FAMOUS MARCH TOOK PLACE
- THIS IS WHEN 3 CIVIL RIGHTS WORKERS WERE KILLED IN THE SUMMER
- FIRST BLACK WOMAN ELECTED TO CONGRESS (LAST NAME)
- YOUNG BOY MURDERED FROM RACISM
- THIS IS WHERE MLK Jr. WROTE A FAMOUS LETTER FROM JAIL
- 24TH AMENDMENT ENDED THIS TYPE OF TAX
- CITY WHERE BLACK PEOPLE MARCHED TO BE ABLE TO VOTE
- PRESIDENT WHO SIGNED THE CIVIL RIGHTS ACT OF 1964
- THIS IS WHERE BROWN v. BOARD OF EDUCATION HAPPENED
- CIVIL RIGHTS WORKER KILLED IN HIS DRIVEWAY
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- 4 COLLEGE BOYS WHO REFUSED TO MOVE
- EQUAL ______ OPPORTUNITY
- THIS IS THE PLACE 4 GIRLS WERE KILLED BY A BOMB
- THIS IS THE PRESIDENT WHO STARTED CIVIL RIGHTS
- REAL FIRST PERSON TO REFUSE TO GIVE UP HER SEAT
- KILLED BY A GROUP OF BLACK PEOPLE (FULL NAME, NO SPACE)
- FAMOUS PERSON WHO REFUSED TO GIVE UP HER SEAT
- THIS GROUP WAS CREATED TO PROTECT BLACK PEOPLE, THE BLACK _____
19 Clues: EQUAL ______ OPPORTUNITY • ______ BOARD OF EDUCATION • YOUNG BOY MURDERED FROM RACISM • 4 COLLEGE BOYS WHO REFUSED TO MOVE • CITY WHERE FAMOUS MARCH TOOK PLACE • 24TH AMENDMENT ENDED THIS TYPE OF TAX • CIVIL RIGHTS WORKER KILLED IN HIS DRIVEWAY • FAMOUS PERSON WHO REFUSED TO GIVE UP HER SEAT • THIS IS THE PRESIDENT WHO STARTED CIVIL RIGHTS • ...
Chapter 12 Key Terms 2016-10-31
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- a proposed law presented to a legislative body for consideration.
- unpopular provision added to an important bill certain to pass so that it will ride through the legislative branch.
- type of veto the chief executive may use after legislature has adjourned.
- division of existing committee that is formed to address specific issues.
- chief executive's power to reject a bill passed by a legislature.
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- various tactics aimed at defeating a bill in a legislative body by preventing final vote.
- a measure relating to the business of wither house, or expressing an opinion.
- least number of members who must be present for a legislative body to conduct business.
- to print a bill in its final form.
- procedure that may be used to limit or end floor debate in a legislative body.
10 Clues: to print a bill in its final form. • a proposed law presented to a legislative body for consideration. • chief executive's power to reject a bill passed by a legislature. • type of veto the chief executive may use after legislature has adjourned. • division of existing committee that is formed to address specific issues. • ...
Crossword #1 2015-10-15
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- A group of Senators, Members of the Parliament, or both, selected to study a specific subject or bill and write a report about it.
- Charter of Rights and Freedoms: An important part of the Canadian constitution that ensures all people in Canada are guaranteed certain basic human rights and freedoms.
- of the House of Commons The senior official in the Commons, and the main advisor to the the Speaker and Members of the House of Commons regarding House rules and procedures.
- The city where a country's legislature is located and the government carries out its business. The capital city of Canada is Ottawa. Each province and territory also has a capital city and a legislature.
- The specific geographic area in Canada that a Member of Parliament represents in the House of Commons.
- General A person appointed by our Monarch, on the advice of the Prime Minister, to be the Monarch’s representative in Canada.
- Government The government of Canada that acts and speaks for the whole country.
- The set of rules that a country like Canada follows to work as a nation. It includes the Constitution Acts of 1867 and 1893, but is not limited to them.
- The agreement by the provinces to join together to form the nation of Canada and create a federal Parliament. This happened in 1867 with four present-day provinces: Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
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- Block The Parliament Buildings have three parts (West Block, Centre Block and East Block). The House of Commons and the Senate Chambers are in the Centre Block. It is recognizable by the Peace Tower with the clock
- of the senate The senior official in the Senate, and the main advisor to the Speaker of the Senators regarding the Senate's rules and procedures. The Clerk is also Clerk of the Parliaments and is responsible for all legislation passed by Parliament.
- A person living in an area in Canada represented by a Member of Parliament.
- A group made up of all Senators and Members of Parliament from the same political party. Caucuses meet regularly.
- Monarchy a system in which the powers of the Monarch are limited by the written or unwritten constitution of the country.
- To pick one person from a group of several people by voting.
- Party The political party that forms the Government because more of its members were elected to the House of Commons.
- A person who has full political and civil rights in his or her country
- The political party with the most members elected to the House of Commons usually forms the Government.
- A discussion in which the arguments for and against a subject are presented according to specific rules.
19 Clues: To pick one person from a group of several people by voting. • A person who has full political and civil rights in his or her country • A person living in an area in Canada represented by a Member of Parliament. • Government The government of Canada that acts and speaks for the whole country. • ...
Crosword #1 2015-10-16
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- To pick one person from a group of several people by voting.
- A discussion in which the arguments for and against a subject are presented according to specific rules.
- A group made up of all Senators and Members of Parliament from the same political party. Caucuses meet regularly.
- The specific geographic area in Canada that a Member of Parliament represents in the House of Commons.
- The agreement by the provinces to join together to form the nation of Canada and create a federal Parliament. This happened in 1867 with four present-day provinces: Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
- The city where a country's legislature is located and the government carries out its business. The capital city of Canada is Ottawa. Each province and territory also has a capital city and a legislature.
- Party The political party that forms the Government because more of its members were elected to the House of Commons.
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- The set of rules that a country like Canada follows to work as a nation. It includes the Constitution Acts of 1867 and 1893, but is not limited to them.
- A person living in an area in Canada represented by a Member of Parliament.
- The political party with the most members elected to the House of Commons usually forms the Government.
- Block The Parliament Buildings have three parts (West Block, Centre Block and East Block). The House of Commons and the Senate Chambers are in the Centre Block. It is recognizable by the Peace Tower with the clock.
- General A person appointed by our Monarch, on the advice of the Prime Minister, to be the Monarch’s representative in Canada.
- A person who has full political and civil rights in his or her country
- Monarchy a system in which the powers of the Monarch are limited by the written or unwritten constitution of the country.
- Government The government of Canada that acts and speaks for the whole country.
- A group of Senators, Members of the Parliament, or both, selected to study a specific subject or bill and write a report about it.
- Charter of Rights and Freedoms: An important part of the Canadian constitution that ensures all people in Canada are guaranteed certain basic human rights and freedoms.
- of the senate The senior official in the Senate, and the main advisor to the Speaker of the Senators regarding the Senate's rules and procedures. The Clerk is also Clerk of the Parliaments and is responsible for all legislation passed by Parliament.
18 Clues: To pick one person from a group of several people by voting. • A person who has full political and civil rights in his or her country • A person living in an area in Canada represented by a Member of Parliament. • Government The government of Canada that acts and speaks for the whole country. • ...
Famous African Americans 2023-10-07
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- - Pop icon and Grammy-winning singer.
- - Filmmaker and playwright known for creating the Madea character.
- - Famous abolitionist and Underground Railroad conductor.
- - Prominent figure in the Civil Rights Movement.
- - Civil rights leader known for his "I Have a Dream" speech.
- - African American chemist known for his work with barbiturates.
- - NBA player and community advocate.
- - First African American Supreme Court Justice.
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- - Celebrated poet and writer of the Harlem Renaissance.
- - Award-winning actor known for his powerful performances.
- - Prominent African American abolitionist and author.
- - Tennis superstar and multiple Grand Slam winner.
- - Influential African American singer and civil rights activist.
- - A genre of music with deep roots in African American culture.
- - A style of music that originated in the African American community.
- - Renowned poet and author of "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings."
- - Basketball legend widely regarded as one of the greatest players of all time.
- - A color often associated with African American heritage.
- - Media mogul and talk show host.
- - Civil rights activist who refused to give up her bus seat.
20 Clues: - Media mogul and talk show host. • - NBA player and community advocate. • - Pop icon and Grammy-winning singer. • - First African American Supreme Court Justice. • - Prominent figure in the Civil Rights Movement. • - Tennis superstar and multiple Grand Slam winner. • - Prominent African American abolitionist and author. • ...
Three Branches of Government 2022-01-01
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- One of the types of executive branch structures
- Redrawing district lines
- Filling a court room with people of one party
- Rejection of a bill/law
- All forces take orders from the president
- An activist who tries to persuade members of the govt.
- Passes bills
- When you don't sign a bill for 10 days
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- Exchanging favors for votes
- Choose candidates
- Leader of dominant political party
- Leader of minority political party
- Funding projects designed to please voters
- An official who is about to be replaced
- One of the two types of court cases
- A type of jurisdiction where a case is heard first
- Declares laws unconstitutional
- Vetoes bills
- One of the two types of court cases
- Test for candidate's ideological views
20 Clues: Vetoes bills • Passes bills • Choose candidates • Rejection of a bill/law • Redrawing district lines • Exchanging favors for votes • Declares laws unconstitutional • Leader of dominant political party • Leader of minority political party • One of the two types of court cases • One of the two types of court cases • Test for candidate's ideological views • ...
Albany Movement + Revision 2016-05-10
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- Little Rock ____.
- In 1863, Lincoln freed the _____.
- Over ____ hundred demonstrators were arrested during the Albany Movement.
- Little Rock was about the desegregation of a ______.
- Homer Plessy was of _____ origin.
- The Albany Movement tried to desegregate _____ instead of focusing on one thing.
- Peaceful police chief of Albany
- Separate but _____.
- Influenced civil rights leaders
- Jo Ann _____ played a key role in the MBB.
- Punishment by an informal group.
- Come on be a man, join!
- Lincoln issued the _______ proclamation in 1863.
- Form of non-violent protest.
- Black civil rights groups protested for ______.
- Martin _____ King Junior
- CORE stands for Congress of Racial _______.
- Where did the famous 1960 sit-in take place?
- CORE provided _____ sessions in non-violent action.
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- SNCC's strategy was to make _____ then go protest wherever there was response.
- The _______ administration supported the Freedom Riders.
- This civil rights group gave young people a place in the civil rights movement.
- to abstain from buying or using.
- Southern _______ Leadership Conference.
- Rides that challenged interstate travel.
- Demonstrators were released in Albany as not to gain the attention of the ____.
- Greensboro is in ____ Carolina.
- Jim Crow laws enforced ______.
- Civil rights group that focused on litigation
- Montgomery _______ Association.
- The Albany Movement created _______ between SNCC and SCLC.
- AS91004 (1.4) focuses on what?
- Pictures of an event, interviews with eyewitnesses, and video or audio of an event are what kind of sources to history?
- Lays down rights of citizens.
- In what state is Albany located in?
- Segregation was a _____ of the Albany Movement.
- Student Nonviolent _______ Committee
- The Union fought _____ forces.
- A sit in is a kind of ______ protest.
- Was often at the centre of Black communities.
- This family and others went to court against the Board of Education.
- Jump, Jim!
- Freedom _____ were created to raise morale.
43 Clues: Jump, Jim! • Little Rock ____. • Separate but _____. • Come on be a man, join! • Martin _____ King Junior • Form of non-violent protest. • Lays down rights of citizens. • Jim Crow laws enforced ______. • AS91004 (1.4) focuses on what? • The Union fought _____ forces. • Greensboro is in ____ Carolina. • Peaceful police chief of Albany • Influenced civil rights leaders • ...
Chapter 21 2020-03-25
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- a black leader who spread ideas of black nationalism.
- a group called the Black Muslims, preached black separation and self-help.
- first African American to play Major League Baseball.
- president assassinated in 1963, bringing the civil rights movement to a new level.
- both African Americans and white Americans working together.
- bringing together of different races.
- A group of 9 African American students known as the ______ _____ _____, challenged the governor of Arkansas following the Supreme Court decision of Brown vs Board of Education.
- Civil Rights tactic of sitting in segregated restaurants until being served, sparked nationwide support.
- March on _________ where more than 200,000 people demonstrated an impressive display of support for the civil rights.
- a tactic where senators prevent a vote on a measure by taking the floor and refusing to stop talking.
- united _________ workers union formed by Ceasar Chavez.
- An act in 1965 finally eliminating literacy tests as a voting requirement.
- refusal of citizens in Montgomery, AL to ride the bus until the company agreed to change its segregation policy.
- the city where the race riots of Watts occurred in 1965.
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- In 1968 the __________ of MLK, Jr. and Bobby Kennedy mark a tragic point in the civil rights movement.
- An act passed in 1964 by Congress protecting the rights of ALL Americans against segregation in public places.
- a peaceful form of protest encouraged by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
- a form of racial separation created by law.
- In the case Brown vs Board of Education, the Court declared ______ _____ _______ was unconstitutional.
- A leader in India who preached nonviolence and influenced Dr. King.
- The _________ Amendment eliminated the poll tax as a voting requirement.
- acronym for a civil rights organization fighting to end segregation through the courts.
- separation caused by social conditions, such as poverty.
- a procedure used to limit or end debate and call for a vote.
- An African American youth organization created by college students.
25 Clues: bringing together of different races. • a form of racial separation created by law. • a black leader who spread ideas of black nationalism. • first African American to play Major League Baseball. • united _________ workers union formed by Ceasar Chavez. • separation caused by social conditions, such as poverty. • ...
Chapter 21 2020-03-24
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- a black leader who spread ideas of black nationalism.
- a group called the Black Muslims, preached black separation and self-help.
- first African American to play Major League Baseball.
- president assassinated in 1963, bringing the civil rights movement to a new level.
- both African Americans and white Americans working together.
- bringing together of different races.
- A group of 9 African American students known as the ______ _____ _____, challenged the governor of Arkansas following the Supreme Court decision of Brown vs Board of Education.
- Civil Rights tactic of sitting in segregated restaurants until being served, sparked nationwide support.
- March on _________ where more than 200,000 people demonstrated an impressive display of support for the civil rights.
- a tactic where senators prevent a vote on a measure by taking the floor and refusing to stop talking.
- united _________ workers union formed by Ceasar Chavez.
- An act in 1965 finally eliminating literacy tests as a voting requirement.
- refusal of citizens in Montgomery, AL to ride the bus until the company agreed to change its segregation policy.
- the city where the race riots of Watts occurred in 1965.
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- In 1968 the __________ of MLK, Jr. and Bobby Kennedy mark a tragic point in the civil rights movement.
- An act passed in 1964 by Congress protecting the rights of ALL Americans against segregation in public places.
- a peaceful form of protest encouraged by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
- a form of racial separation created by law.
- In the case Brown vs Board of Education, the Court declared ______ _____ _______ was unconstitutional.
- A leader in India who preached nonviolence and influenced Dr. King.
- The _________ Amendment eliminated the poll tax as a voting requirement.
- acronym for a civil rights organization fighting to end segregation through the courts.
- separation caused by social conditions, such as poverty.
- a procedure used to limit or end debate and call for a vote.
- An African American youth organization created by college students.
25 Clues: bringing together of different races. • a form of racial separation created by law. • a black leader who spread ideas of black nationalism. • first African American to play Major League Baseball. • united _________ workers union formed by Ceasar Chavez. • separation caused by social conditions, such as poverty. • ...
legislative branch 2025-01-24
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- The lower chamber of Congress, with membership based on each state’s populationon
- A smaller group within Congress tasked with reviewing legislation
- A proposed law introduced in Congress
- Laws or legal rules enacted by a legislative body
- The president’s power to reject a bill passed by Congress
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- The allocation of government funds for specific purposes
- The upper chamber of Congress, composed of two senators from each state
- A change or addition to a bill, law, or constitution
- The legislative body of the United States, consisting of two chambers
- A Senate tactic where a senator speaks for an extended time to delay or block a vote on a bill
10 Clues: A proposed law introduced in Congress • Laws or legal rules enacted by a legislative body • A change or addition to a bill, law, or constitution • The allocation of government funds for specific purposes • The president’s power to reject a bill passed by Congress • A smaller group within Congress tasked with reviewing legislation • ...
Structures, Powers, and Functions of Congress 2025-02-21
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- Bills dealing with taxes and revenue MUST originate here
- in charge of party discipline
- the Senate's way to end debate
- this person has the greatest power in the Senate
- the portion of the budget left over spending on other things like human resources and the military
- these committees contain members of both Houses of Congress
- this committee handles impeachments
- a portion of the budget that is non-negotiable
- the only house leadership position mentioned in the Constitution
- tax placed on imports to make US goods/products more competitive
- this will bring a bill out of a committee to the floor
- tax placed on luxury items
- these permanent committees are focused on a particular policy issue
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- this committee member is always from the majority party
- This committee creates guidelines for debate
- this committee determines tax policy
- this person's only job is to be a tie breaker
- a bill that contains unrelated laws/programs
- often known as nongermane amendments to a bill
- this committee only exists if there are differences in bills passed in both Houses
- this is the "upper house"
- federal monies given to districts for special projects
- when the government spends more money than it brings in
- the entire party membership with each house
24 Clues: this is the "upper house" • tax placed on luxury items • in charge of party discipline • the Senate's way to end debate • this committee handles impeachments • this committee determines tax policy • the entire party membership with each house • This committee creates guidelines for debate • a bill that contains unrelated laws/programs • ...
History of the civil rights movement 2021-02-24
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- unanimous decision
- pay taxes and fines
- provision of the U.S. Constitution
- 1966
- american lawyer
- supreme Court Case
- boardofeducation bussing programs
- ended racial segregation
- jail
- desegregation
- abolished slavery
- rights organization
- baseball player
- association for the advancement of colored people
- Racial quotas
- people of voice
- Court of appeals
- form of protest
- leader of civil rights
- equality
- to ride city buses
- refused to give up seat
- US constitution granted
- No state shall enforce laws
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- Legal Case
- State and local laws
- refusal of certain laws
- declared a state law
- coordinatingcommittee
- civil rights land mark
- land mark
- conference
- ofeducation
- another african leader
- luther king jr. Letter
35 Clues: 1966 • jail • equality • land mark • Legal Case • conference • ofeducation • desegregation • Racial quotas • american lawyer • baseball player • people of voice • form of protest • Court of appeals • abolished slavery • unanimous decision • supreme Court Case • to ride city buses • pay taxes and fines • rights organization • State and local laws • declared a state law • coordinatingcommittee • civil rights land mark • ...
Bill gates 2023-01-17
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- Le ex Mari de Melinda Gates
- Bill Gates nourriture préférée
- quelle console de jeu Bill Gates fait
- Une entreprise fondée par Bill Gates
- cofondateur de Microsoft
- il donne 6 560 678 900 $ par...
- il possède plus de 2000 de ces choses
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- c’est un saint qui est comme Bill Gates
- Bill Gates show préférée
- où est né Bill Gates
10 Clues: où est né Bill Gates • Bill Gates show préférée • cofondateur de Microsoft • Le ex Mari de Melinda Gates • Bill Gates nourriture préférée • il donne 6 560 678 900 $ par... • Une entreprise fondée par Bill Gates • quelle console de jeu Bill Gates fait • il possède plus de 2000 de ces choses • c’est un saint qui est comme Bill Gates
The Enlightenment 2022-10-19
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- a british author who is best known for wriring A Vindication of the Rights of Woman
- the theory that the government's purpose is to prtoect the people's natural rights, and the people's purpose is to agree to be governed by the government
- a french philosopher who proposed the idea of separation of powers
- a woman's right to vote
- a governmental system that ensures that a singular person does not have all of the power
- a writer who wrote about men's freedom of expression and opinions and the separation of church and state
- the movement to give women the same rights as men
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- the belief that all people deserve equality, freedom, and other rights
- a philosopher who stated that all men are born with natural rights and are entitled to be led by people who protect these rights
- a collection of fundamental priciples or precedents that determines how a society is to be governed
- belief in the existence of God but not his intervention with humans
- a social movement that focused on using logic and reason to evaluate the legitimacy of various social institutions
- belief in traditional social institutions and practices
- life, liberty, and property
- the movement to end slavery
15 Clues: a woman's right to vote • life, liberty, and property • the movement to end slavery • the movement to give women the same rights as men • belief in traditional social institutions and practices • a french philosopher who proposed the idea of separation of powers • belief in the existence of God but not his intervention with humans • ...
Brad's Copyright Crossword 2017-04-09
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- A work is not entitled to copyright protection until it is "fixed in a tangible medium." For example, a song that has been created and even performed but which has never been written out in sheet music or recorded has no copyright.
- A Copyright Owner owns all or any one of the "exclusive rights" of copyright in a work. Those rights are listed in Section 106 of the United States Copyright Act and include the right to (1) reproduce the work, (2) prepare Derivative Works of it, (3) distribute copies of it, (4) perform it publicly and (5) display it publicly.
- composition A "musical composition" is a musical work, such as a song or piano piece, created by a composer using melody (tones and rhythms), harmony (chords), and lyrics.
- rights Under U.S. federal law, "moral rights" are certain rights given to artists who have created visual works of art (such as, a painting or sculpture) to protect the integrity of her name and works. The rights are set forth in the Section 106A of the United States Copyright Act. The artist has the right (1) to claim authorship of her work, (2) to prevent others from using her name in connection with a work she did not create or a work that has been distorted or mutilated, and (3) to prevent any intentional distortion, mutilation or destruction of her work.
- A "compilation" is a work formed by collecting preexisting material or facts and selecting or arranging them in an original way. A Collective Work is a type of compilation.
- Under Section 501 of the United States Copyright Act, anyone who violates any of the Exclusive Rights of the Copyright Owner is a copyright "infringer."
- A "derivative work" is a work that is "based upon one or more preexisting works." One of the Exclusive Rights of a Copyright Owner is to make derivative works.
- The "first sale" doctrine recognizes that ownership of a copyright is different from ownership of a material object that is the subject of a copyright.
- A "copyright owner" or "copyright holder" is a person or a company who owns any one of the Exclusive Rights of copyright in a work.
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- The term "Intellectual Property" refers to all kinds of intangible (not physical) types of property that people can own. Unlike physical property, Intellectual Properties are solely creations of law and have no independent existence.
- Under the United States Copyright Act, the right to use copyrighted songs in making Sound Recordings for distribution to the public for private use is one of the Exclusive Rights of the Copyright Owner.
- There is no exact definition for what a "parody" is under the copyright law. A parody involves the use of elements of a previously existing work in a new work that, at least in part, comments on or criticizes the previously existing work and is usually meant to be funny. A parody of a copyrighted work can be a Fair Use.
- A "copyright" is actually a "bundle of rights" that the creator of a work is entitled to control if the work is "an original work of authorship fixed in a tangible medium of expression."
- In order to exercise one or more of the Exclusive Rights of copyright, you need a "license" from the Copyright Owner. The license is the permission granted by a copyright owner (also know as the "licensor") to the person requesting the right to exercise one or more of these exclusive rights (also know as the "licensee").
- A collective work is a work, such as an encyclopedia or anthology, that includes a number of separate smaller works.
- A "master use license" is an agreement by which the Copyright Owner of a Sound Recording (usually, the record company) grants Permission to someone else to use the Sound Recording in a visual work.
- A "medium" is a type of artistic technique or means of Expression related to the materials used or the creative methods involved in the production of the work. The plural form of medium is "media" and paintings, films, books, TV, and the internet are all examples of different media.
- "Fair use" is the right of the public to make reasonable use of copyrighted material in special circumstances without the Copyright Owner's Permission.
- The words you use to tell a story, the picture that you paint, and the lyrics to a song you wrote are all types of "expression." Until you set these things down on paper or in a Recording, they are nothing more than ideas. Ideas in and of themselves are not protectible by copyright, only the way they are expressed is protected. The copyright law protects expression only when it is Fixed in a way that others can read or see it.
- In order to exercise one or more of the Exclusive Rights of copyright, you need a get permission from the Copyright Owner. That permission is called a License, by which a copyright owner grants the right to exercise one or more of these rights to another person or company.
20 Clues: A collective work is a work, such as an encyclopedia or anthology, that includes a number of separate smaller works. • A "copyright owner" or "copyright holder" is a person or a company who owns any one of the Exclusive Rights of copyright in a work. • ...
Bill Gates 2017-10-23
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- What did Bill and Allen make in 1975?
- What happened two years later?
- What was he good at in school?
- What was the company's name?
- When did Bill Gates leave the company?
- What's Bill Gates partner's name?
- What's the school Bill went to in Seattle?
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- What is the operating system Bill invented?
- What made Paul Allen leave the company?
- What happen at school making him start working with computers?
- What did they make in 1970?
- Where did he attend for college?
12 Clues: What did they make in 1970? • What was the company's name? • What happened two years later? • What was he good at in school? • Where did he attend for college? • What's Bill Gates partner's name? • What did Bill and Allen make in 1975? • When did Bill Gates leave the company? • What made Paul Allen leave the company? • What's the school Bill went to in Seattle? • ...
Bill Gates 2017-10-23
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- Where did he attend for college?
- What happened two years later in college?
- What did Bill and Allen make in 1975?
- What was he good at in school?
- What made Paul Allen leave the company?
- What is the operating system Bill invented?
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- When did Bill Gates leave the company?
- What did they make in 1970?
- What's the school Bill went to in Seattle?
- What's Bill Gates partner's name?
- What happen at school making him start working with computers?
- What was the company's name?
12 Clues: What did they make in 1970? • What was the company's name? • What was he good at in school? • Where did he attend for college? • What's Bill Gates partner's name? • What did Bill and Allen make in 1975? • When did Bill Gates leave the company? • What made Paul Allen leave the company? • What happened two years later in college? • What's the school Bill went to in Seattle? • ...
Legal Foundations Vocab 2024-08-30
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- the U.S. Supreme Court first declared an act of Congress unconstitutional, thus establishing the doctrine of judicial review
- the alteration of mechanisms within the social structure, characterized by changes in cultural symbols, rules of behaviour, social organizations, or value systems.
- system of rules which a particular country or community recognizes as regulating the actions of its members and which it may enforce by the imposition of penalties.
- The right to privacy is an element of various legal traditions that intends to restrain governmental and private actions that threaten the privacy of individuals
- the act undertaken by judges, who would often travel between towns within a judicial district (previously known as a circuit) to hear cases in each town
- behavior that is punishable as a public offense
- the science or philosophy of law. a body or system of laws.
- the process of a group regulating itself according to its beliefs, principles, and values
- the restriction of the arbitrary exercise of power by subordinating it to well-defined and established laws.
- crimes or acts that are inherently immoral, such as murder, arson, or rape
- government actors must follow certain procedures before they may deprive a person of a protected life, liberty, or property interest.
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- the quality or state of being in accordance with the law.
- a declaration that a deed or other instrument purporting to affect property rights is invalid because it lacks a sufficiently clear description of the property.
- a system of law concerned with the punishment of those who commit crimes.
- The United States Bill of Rights comprises the first ten amendments to the United States Constitution.
- law that imposes criminal liability or increases criminal punishment retroactively
- actions that are illegal simply because laws forbid them.
- a court decision that is considered an authority for deciding subsequent cases involving identical or similar facts, or similar legal issues
- Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted.
- the system of law concerned with private relations between members of a community rather than criminal, military, or religious affairs.
20 Clues: behavior that is punishable as a public offense • the quality or state of being in accordance with the law. • actions that are illegal simply because laws forbid them. • the science or philosophy of law. a body or system of laws. • a system of law concerned with the punishment of those who commit crimes. • ...
science 2023-11-29
12 Clues: top of tree • place for animals • fair treatments of • cookie half of tree • syetem of goverment • opposite of decidous • rights rights to vote • opposite of coneferous • an ecosytem with trees • what paper is made from • rights rights for people • another name for mushroom
City Stories: Pam Chp.3,4 2025-05-13
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- Bill did not __________ his mom would get so mad.
- Dr. Smith tells Pam to not get _________ with Seth.
- Pam and Bill are in a _________.
- Bill will get the ______ for the cell phone!
- Bill will get no _________ from mom.
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- Pam says, "I can not __________ up this kid by myself."
- Pam says to Bill, "_______ is it!"
- Bill is so __________.
- Seth calls. His job is done and he _____come home.
- Pam has a boss, Dr. _________
- Bill says, "Get off my ___________, Mom!"
11 Clues: Bill is so __________. • Pam has a boss, Dr. _________ • Pam and Bill are in a _________. • Pam says to Bill, "_______ is it!" • Bill will get no _________ from mom. • Bill says, "Get off my ___________, Mom!" • Bill will get the ______ for the cell phone! • Bill did not __________ his mom would get so mad. • Seth calls. His job is done and he _____come home. • ...
Unit 4 U.S. Constitution Vocabulary 2020-10-27
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- An addition to a document.
- The presidents ability to reject a bill or a law.
- Basic liberty and rights that all citizens have.
- Something that contradicts the law of the Constitution.
- An alliance of states created for a common purpose.
- The branch of government that makes the laws.
- A fundamental idea of belief.
- A person who opposed the ratification of the U.S. constitution.
- A form of government in which people elect representatives to create enforced laws.
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- A government whose power are defined and limited by the constitution.
- The process which includes a trial to remove any elected public official.
- The right or power to give order, make decisions, or contrast.
- The idea that political power reside with the people.
- The federal principle or system of government.
- The branch of government that carries out laws.
- The branch of government that interprets the laws.
- Counterbalancing influences by which an organization or system is regulated, typically those ensuring that political power is not concentrated in the hands of individuals or groups.
- Fair trial by jury.
- A settlement of a dispute that is reached by each side making concessions.
- A person who supported the ratification of the U.S. constitution.
- A person who completes the process of becoming a legal U.S. citizen.
- To formally approve.
22 Clues: Fair trial by jury. • To formally approve. • An addition to a document. • A fundamental idea of belief. • The federal principle or system of government. • The branch of government that makes the laws. • The branch of government that carries out laws. • Basic liberty and rights that all citizens have. • The presidents ability to reject a bill or a law. • ...
US Constitution 2022-01-06
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- The preamble gave ___________ reasons the colonists wanted new government.
- Article ________ explains the relationships between states and the federal government.
- The 7th amendment is the right to a trail by a _______.
- The _____________ is part of the executive branch.
- Article 6 declares the Constitution is the _________ law of the land
- Explains the power and limits of the Judicial Branch
- The freedom of ________, religion, and
- This amendment of the Bill of Rights ended the forcing of soldiers to be housed in private homes.
- The voting age was lowered from 21 to ______________ with the 26th amendment.
- How man amendments are there to the US Constitution
- In the Declaration of Independence, the American colonists wanted life, ____________, and the pursuit of happiness
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- The first 10 amendments
- The articles of the constitution are like ________ that separate the large essay and make it easier to read and understand.
- Explains the way changes are made to the Constitution
- are granted in the first amendment.
- Article II of the Constitution explains the powers and limits that the _________ branch has.
- The ___________________ branch is made up of judges.
- The ____________ amendment protects us from cruel and unusual punishment.
- means to make valid
- The _________ is the beginning of the Constitution.
- True or False- The Constitution can be changed.
- Women were given the right to __________ in the other amendments
22 Clues: means to make valid • The first 10 amendments • are granted in the first amendment. • The freedom of ________, religion, and • True or False- The Constitution can be changed. • The _____________ is part of the executive branch. • The _________ is the beginning of the Constitution. • How man amendments are there to the US Constitution • ...
American Gov 2023-11-20
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- Powers directly stated in the consitution
- State action agenct an indviduals
- The power of supreme court to declare laws and actions of local state or national gov unconstitutional
- establishes that the federal constitution, and federal law generally, take precedence over state laws, and even state constitutions.
- An outgoing officail serving out the remainder of a tearm after retiring or being defeated for reelection
- give residents access to government meetings and records
- legalized force is restricted through delegated and enumerated powers.
- Reject a bill
- A formal agreement between the government of two or more countries
- An appeal
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- Clause in article 1 section 8 the right to make all new laws neccesary and proper to carry out powers expressed in otehr clauded
- The system that each branch of gov exercises conirostral over the other
- A system in which the power is between the national and state governments.
- The didvsion of power among the legislative executive and judicial branches of gov. popularsovergity
- To Accuse a public officails of misconduct in office
- a law that automatically terminates an agency, a law, or a government program
- Rights as a individual in the USA.
- the system of law concerned with private relations between members of a community rather than criminal, military, or religious affairs.
- To approve
- one of seven main division of the body of the constitution
20 Clues: An appeal • To approve • Reject a bill • State action agenct an indviduals • Rights as a individual in the USA. • Powers directly stated in the consitution • To Accuse a public officails of misconduct in office • give residents access to government meetings and records • one of seven main division of the body of the constitution • ...
Federalists vs. Anti-Federalists 2025-03-24
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- State that refused to ratify the Constitution until a Bill of Rights was promised
- The system that divides power between the national and state governments
- Anti-Federalists feared this position would become too powerful, like a king
- The meeting in 1787 where the Constitution was drafted
- The idea that government power should be divided among branches
- The first ten amendments, demanded by the Anti-Federalists
- Federalist who became the first U.S. president
- Federalist known as the ‘Father of the Constitution’
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- Compromise that counted enslaved individuals as a fraction of a person for representation
- The first form of government in the U.S. before the Constitution
- Primary author of the Anti-Federalist Papers
- Federalist who became the fourth U.S. president
- A key Anti-Federalist who opposed strong central government and later became Vice President
- The branch of government responsible for making laws
- The main fear of the Anti-Federalists regarding the new government
- First Secretary of the Treasury and leader of the Federalists
- Review The power of courts to determine the constitutionality of laws
- The compromise that created a bicameral legislature
- Political party that evolved from the Federalists
- A leading Anti-Federalist who opposed ratification
- Opponents of the Constitution who favored strong state governments
- Supporters of the Constitution and a strong central government
- Papers The series of essays written to promote the Constitution
23 Clues: Primary author of the Anti-Federalist Papers • Federalist who became the first U.S. president • Federalist who became the fourth U.S. president • Political party that evolved from the Federalists • A leading Anti-Federalist who opposed ratification • The compromise that created a bicameral legislature • The branch of government responsible for making laws • ...
9th Second Partial Review 2025-12-02
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- justice, freedom, honesty are examples of ________ values
- justice promotes the common good by making sure _______ has what they need
- means doing things that help everyone
- giving exactly the same treatment to everyone
- constitutions describe rights and ______ of citizens
- type of justice that focuses on helping the victims and the offenders
- type of justice that focuses on fair consequences and punishments
- considered the oldest constitution
- sustainble practices in cities is a difficult process since it involves change in people's ________
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- constitutions are considered _______ or legally-binding
- laws promote _______ by setting proper rules-procedures
- type of justice that focuses on the fair administration of resources
- giving based on the needs of each person
- document (acronym) proclaimed in 1948 about human rights
- laws look to ______ behavior, conflicts, and power
- The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was created __________ World War II.
- laws seek _______ and clarity
- is using the resources in a way that keeps in mind future generations and considers nature
- Declarations and constitutions want to make sure the fundamental ________ of citizens are being respected
- a rule of conduct or a binding custom in a community
20 Clues: laws seek _______ and clarity • considered the oldest constitution • means doing things that help everyone • giving based on the needs of each person • giving exactly the same treatment to everyone • laws look to ______ behavior, conflicts, and power • constitutions describe rights and ______ of citizens • a rule of conduct or a binding custom in a community • ...
Government Crossword Review 2024-11-26
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- “The Book” of the United States of America. It sets up the Gov’t
- Constitutional ____________ the meeting of state reps that created the constitution
- (Amendment) Made everyone born here a citizen
- Color of the republicans
- The early party of the United States that was in favor of the large government
- This was the kind of representation the smaller states wanted
- (Amendment) The one that forces the police to have a warrant
- The day of the week that the US holds its elections
- The state you live in
- Color we use to describe states that are half rep/dem
- Branch of the government that creates new laws
- (word) The number for the least number of representatives you can have
- (word) the number of colonies that created the USA
- (Amendment) The one that protects freedom of speech
- The word for something divided into two chambers
- This state plan was a favorite of the large states
- What the british people living in the colonies were called
- (word) the number of Senators every state gets
- (-ation) This was the #1 issue with the Articles of Confederation
- when two groups come together to agree on an issue
- Things that are guaranteed and protected by the Bill of Rights
- A word used to describe the powers of the big government in Washington DC
- (oneword) This was the ratio agreed upon to count slaves as population
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- (Amendment) The one that banned slavery
- (Amendment) The one that protects the rights to guns
- Official changes to the constitution
- Branch of the government that carries out the laws of the country
- The more conservative major party of the United States
- This was the kind of representation the larger states wanted
- Color of the democrats
- This state has the most representatives in 2024
- __________ college system we use to pick the president
- (oneword) This state plan was a favorite of the smaller states
- Branch of the government that decides if things follow the Constitution
- This state had the most representatives in 1789
- To officially vote, sign, and pass something
- Last name of the CURRENT president of the United States
- The _____ Compromise fixed the issue of representation in congress
- Last name of the president when you were born
- The more liberal and progressive of the US Parties
- Early political party that was concerned about the government being too powerful
- Last name of the first president
- (word) the number of states in the USA
- An opinion survey of people to see what they think
- Working elections with the “regular folk” in the small towns
45 Clues: The state you live in • Color of the democrats • Color of the republicans • Last name of the first president • Official changes to the constitution • (word) the number of states in the USA • (Amendment) The one that banned slavery • To officially vote, sign, and pass something • (Amendment) Made everyone born here a citizen • Last name of the president when you were born • ...
27 Amendments 2023-05-19
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- A state that got voting rights due to the 23rd Amendment
- Lets people vote no matter their race/color
- Rights of ______ are listed in the 9th Amendment
- How long a president is allowed to remain in office
- Rights of a _______ given in the 14th Amendment
- Election of the U.S Senators
- _____ Trial rights
- The 21st Amendment repeals the ____ Amendment
- Amendment is all about Presidential vacancy
- A day determined by the 20th Amendment
- Prevents Congress from raising their pay
- The 2nd Amendment gives the right to own/bear these
- A right given to someone when it comes to trial
- Voting age lowered to __ because of the 26th Amendment
- Which Amendment removes the need for excessive bail
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- Amendment gives freedom of speech and Religion
- 19th Amendment gives ____ the right to ____
- 11th Amendment prohibits ______ court from lawsuits against states
- Gives states the right to make laws
- Beverages that used to be banned
- Amendment protects the rights of the accused
- 4th Amendment allows you to give ______ to searches
- Outlawed due to the 13th Amendment
- Taxes that Congress collects based on your salary
- People that are no longer allowed to be quartered in homes
- Money you used to have to pay to be able to vote
- ________ Voting based on the 12th Amendment
27 Clues: _____ Trial rights • Election of the U.S Senators • Beverages that used to be banned • Outlawed due to the 13th Amendment • Gives states the right to make laws • A day determined by the 20th Amendment • Prevents Congress from raising their pay • Lets people vote no matter their race/color • 19th Amendment gives ____ the right to ____ • ...
CH 6, Lesson 1,2 2024-05-04
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- A non-freedom government
- A country in Asia that fought against the US because of communism problems
- The unjust treatment of different categories of people
- The second technology-based race between the USSR and the US
- Equal rights Amendment
- The believe that women and men should have equal rights
- A war with no direct fighting
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- Seperation of races
- A weapon that shaped human history in nightmarish ways
- First name of a famous civil rights leader
- A race between the USSR and the US on military power.
- Intentional refusal to buy products or use services as an act of protest.
- Half of the US population that fought for equal rights
- A freedom-based government
- The superpower that in a way won the Cold war
- The very first satelite
- The space that separates both sides of Korea
17 Clues: Seperation of races • Equal rights Amendment • The very first satelite • A non-freedom government • A freedom-based government • A war with no direct fighting • First name of a famous civil rights leader • The space that separates both sides of Korea • The superpower that in a way won the Cold war • A race between the USSR and the US on military power. • ...
Government Unit Vocab 2022-11-29
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- the highest federal court in the USA
- the house of congress with equal representation
- judges
- two house legislature
- the law making body of the government
- interprets the law
- to prevent a bill from becoming a law
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- makes the laws
- group of people chosen by president togive advice
- to accuse a high public official
- one of the houses in congress
- to select a person to fill a position
- a group of citizens who hear trials
- carries out the laws
- an idea for a law
15 Clues: judges • makes the laws • an idea for a law • interprets the law • carries out the laws • two house legislature • one of the houses in congress • to accuse a high public official • a group of citizens who hear trials • the highest federal court in the USA • to select a person to fill a position • the law making body of the government • to prevent a bill from becoming a law • ...
Amendment 2022-06-24
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- rights that are not specifically listed in the constitution.
- protection of rights to life, liberty, and property.
- rights to the accused in criminal cases.
- formally charged but not yet tried for committing a crime.
- the basic principles and laws of a nation, state, or social group that determine the powers and duties of the government and guarantee certain rights to the people in it.
- undelegated powers kept by the states and the people.
- rights in civil cases.
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- excessive bails, fines, and punishments forbidden.
- soldiers will not live in your home.
- searches and seizures.
- Freedom of speech,religion,press.
- comprises the first ten amendments to the United States Constitution.
- the right to Bear Arms.
- a group of people gathered together in one place for a common purpose.
- a minor change or addition designed to improve a text, piece of legislation, etc.
15 Clues: searches and seizures. • rights in civil cases. • the right to Bear Arms. • Freedom of speech,religion,press. • soldiers will not live in your home. • rights to the accused in criminal cases. • excessive bails, fines, and punishments forbidden. • protection of rights to life, liberty, and property. • undelegated powers kept by the states and the people. • ...
History 61-70 2014-03-23
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- When an officer enters a room for the first time of the day, whoever sees the officer first calls the room to __________
- The 1st ______________ of all American citizens is to obey all laws
- George Washington was the first _________ of the U.S
- The ____________ states the purpose of the U.S. Constitution
- When a flag is _______ over a casket the union is at the head over the left shoulder
- The 6th amendment guarantees U.S. citizens the right to a ___________ and speedy trial
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- A government of the people, by the people, for the people is known as a representative __________________.
- Freedom of speech is protected by the _______ amendment in the Bill of Rights
- The Federalist _________ the Constitution and a strong federal government
- The government’s power to take private property is called ____________ domain
10 Clues: George Washington was the first _________ of the U.S • The ____________ states the purpose of the U.S. Constitution • The 1st ______________ of all American citizens is to obey all laws • The Federalist _________ the Constitution and a strong federal government • Freedom of speech is protected by the _______ amendment in the Bill of Rights • ...
AT THE RESTAURANT 2024-07-04
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- GETTING HUNGRY
- SAUCE TO ADD TO YOUR SALAD
- PRICES ARE FAIR
- A TYPE OF HERB FOR RISOTTO ALLA MILANESE
- SPLIT THE BILL
- PEOPLE WORKING IN A RESTAURANT
- BESIDE YOUR MAIN DISH
- NON-ALCOHOLIC DRINK
- A MEAL SPECIFICALLY PREPARED FOR TODAY
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- HO PRENOTATO A NOME DI
- EUROPEAN FOOD
- TO HAVE LUNCH OR DINNER OUTSIDE YOUR HOUSE
- PAY THE BILL
- TO BOOK A TABLE
- CI STO
- YOU ORDER THE SAME DISH AS YOUR FRIEND
- FIZZY DRINK
17 Clues: CI STO • FIZZY DRINK • PAY THE BILL • EUROPEAN FOOD • GETTING HUNGRY • SPLIT THE BILL • PRICES ARE FAIR • TO BOOK A TABLE • NON-ALCOHOLIC DRINK • BESIDE YOUR MAIN DISH • HO PRENOTATO A NOME DI • SAUCE TO ADD TO YOUR SALAD • PEOPLE WORKING IN A RESTAURANT • YOU ORDER THE SAME DISH AS YOUR FRIEND • A MEAL SPECIFICALLY PREPARED FOR TODAY • A TYPE OF HERB FOR RISOTTO ALLA MILANESE • ...
Leg crossword 2024-04-08
12 Clues: one term • two house • senate term • decides commitees • must be 30 years old • house of reps number • must be 25 years old • temporary and comes and gos • what determines house of rep # • temporary and find versions of bill • permanent and can pass or kill a bill • permanent made up of both senate and HOR
The Legislative Branch 2025-01-24
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- President can ____ a bill he doesn't want to pass.
- Only _______ of Congress can introduce a bill.
- Representation in the House is based on ______.
- When a Senator tries to "kill" a bill by talking for hours.
- The chamber with 435 members.
- A Senator's office term lasts ___ years.
- With a 2/3 vote, Congress can ________ a presidential veto.
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- The _________ process is deliberately long and difficult.
- Chamber based on equal representation.
- Congress splits duties between __________ and subcommittees.
- Power of Congress to remove a president from office.
- The House holds elections every ___ years.
12 Clues: The chamber with 435 members. • Chamber based on equal representation. • A Senator's office term lasts ___ years. • The House holds elections every ___ years. • Only _______ of Congress can introduce a bill. • Representation in the House is based on ______. • President can ____ a bill he doesn't want to pass. • Power of Congress to remove a president from office. • ...
Constitution 2019-10-14
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- State and federal government share some ____
- People who are accused of breaking a law is tried in a
- The branch that enforces the laws
- The word the constitution says the government can’t do and the definition is to treat a person or group unfairly.
- The states can make ______ like the national government.
- the constitutional system that shares power between the national and state governments
- The framers were very concerned on how to limit the governments
- The power to remove a president is called
- Once a bill is approved by the Senate and the House of Representatives it then goes to the
- One of the houses in congress where members serve a 6 year term.
- The branch that interprets the laws
- The president is the commander in chief which means he is the leader of the
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- Has the power to pass laws
- People in the Supreme Court are called
- The president has the power to ______ a bill passed by congress
- The first part of the constitution that starts with “We the People.”
- The branch that makes the laws.
- The people who helped write or create the constitution.
- A change to the constitution
- Any member of the House or Senate can submit a proposal for a new law, called a
20 Clues: Has the power to pass laws • A change to the constitution • The branch that makes the laws. • The branch that enforces the laws • The branch that interprets the laws • People in the Supreme Court are called • The power to remove a president is called • State and federal government share some ____ • People who are accused of breaking a law is tried in a • ...
Meet Joe Black 2012-10-21
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- Where do Joe and Susan meet for the third time?
- Where are Parrish Communications' headquarters?
- Another name for 'agreement' or 'contract'
- Another name for entrepreneur: Parrish is a ty...n
- Who is Joe Black?
- "You fit the b..., Bill"
- What is Susan's job?
- What means of transport does Parrish use to travel from his mansion to New York?
- What is the name of the group of people controlling a company?
- How old is William Parrish?
- There will be f.......s at the end of the party
- What is the word that Joe uses with his little sister while on the phone in the coffee shop?
- "Because if you haven't tried, you haven't l...d"
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- What does the butler give to Joe when he gets into the kitchen?
- "L.....ing could strike!"
- What is the name of Susan's sister?
- What do Susan and Joe add to their coffees?
- Parrish will d.. after his birthday party
- Where do Susan and Joe meet for the first time?
- "With all due respect, Bill, I'm not asking your per....ion"
- What is the name of William Parrish's second daughter?
- To pardon one's mistakes
- "*Death* and taxes? What an o.. pairing."
23 Clues: Who is Joe Black? • What is Susan's job? • "You fit the b..., Bill" • To pardon one's mistakes • "L.....ing could strike!" • How old is William Parrish? • What is the name of Susan's sister? • Parrish will d.. after his birthday party • "*Death* and taxes? What an o.. pairing." • Another name for 'agreement' or 'contract' • What do Susan and Joe add to their coffees? • ...
Legislative Branch 2025-12-10
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- The number of Representatives are based on...
- Gives Congress the power to create laws and do whatever they need to run the country
- No matter the population each state has...Senators
- President is unable to reject or return bill to adjourned congress
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- They are elected by popular vote after the 17th amendment
- The Speaker of the House is the most...member
- Main job of Legislative branch
- A charge of misconduct made against the holder of a public office
- Proposed law
- Assistant floor leaders are called...
- reject(President rejecting a Bill)
11 Clues: Proposed law • Main job of Legislative branch • reject(President rejecting a Bill) • Assistant floor leaders are called... • The Speaker of the House is the most...member • The number of Representatives are based on... • No matter the population each state has...Senators • They are elected by popular vote after the 17th amendment • ...
Civil Rights for African Americans 2025-03-03
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- The _________ movement fights against racism today.
- The Declaration of Independence said all men are ______, but slavery still existed.
- The ________ of 1965 helped protect Black voters.
- refused to give up her bus seat, inspiring protests.
- After slavery ended, African Americans still faced _________ and discrimination.
- The March on _______ in 1963 was a big protest for equality.
- Martin Luther King Jr. led _______ protests for civil rights.
- W.E.B. Du Bois and Mary White _______ fought for African American rights.
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- The Supreme Court ruled in 1857 that enslaved people were not ________.
- The _______ bus boycott helped end bus segregation.
- Thurgood Marshall helped end segregation in _______ through a court case.
- The NAACP works to protect equal rights for ________.
- The ____ v. Board of Education case in 1954 made school segregation illegal.
- President _____ supported civil rights laws.
- Many ______ states refused to follow civil rights laws.
- _____ was abolished after the Civil War, but racism continued.
16 Clues: President _____ supported civil rights laws. • The ________ of 1965 helped protect Black voters. • The _________ movement fights against racism today. • The _______ bus boycott helped end bus segregation. • refused to give up her bus seat, inspiring protests. • The NAACP works to protect equal rights for ________. • ...
US history Unit 7 2024-04-26
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- Restrictions against Black people for owning land
- amendment that gave black people citizenship
- Leader of the Civil Rights movement
- Klu Klux Klan
- Group of Religious people who believe that all races should be seperate
- refusal to comply with laws or taxes peacefully
- Self defence, black nationalism group
- amendment that abolished slavery
- American Indian Movement
- Black Americans and white Americans who rode together on trains
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- group of several Black children to be the first few to attend white schools
- amendment that gives black Americans the right to vote
- Loopholes created to undermine the amendments granting black people rights
- Women standing up for women and womens rights
- A summer of getting everyone together to be able to vote
- Small town that was part of the Civil Rights Movement
- People would silently protest the segregated service
17 Clues: Klu Klux Klan • American Indian Movement • amendment that abolished slavery • Leader of the Civil Rights movement • Self defence, black nationalism group • amendment that gave black people citizenship • Women standing up for women and womens rights • refusal to comply with laws or taxes peacefully • Restrictions against Black people for owning land • ...
Copyright Vocabulary Activity 2023-10-17
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- The unauthorized reproduction, distribution, or sharing of copyrighted material.
- The legal protection granted to the original creators of creative works, giving them exclusive rights to reproduce, distribute, and display their work.
- A licensing system that allows creators to share their work with various permissions and restrictions.
- Unauthorized use of copyrighted material, violating the exclusive rights of the copyright holder.
- A legal protection for logos, brand names, and symbols used to identify products or services.
- The rights related to the public performance of a creative work, typically managed by performing rights organizations.
- The point at which a copyright or license term ends, and the work enters the public domain.
- To modify a creative work to create something new, often within the bounds of fair use.
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- Domain Works that are no longer protected by copyright and can be used freely by the public.
- Copying someone else's work or ideas without giving proper credit or permission.
- The creator or originator of a creative work, often holding the copyright.
- A discussion or analysis of a creative work, typically protected by fair use.
- To keep ownership or control of a creative work or its rights.
- A humorous or satirical imitation of a creative work, often protected under fair use.
- Original expressions of ideas, such as art, literature, music, and more, eligible for copyright protection.
- A legal agreement granting permission to use a creative work under specified terms and conditions.
- Creating a new work by altering or combining elements of existing creative works.
- A doctrine that allows limited use of copyrighted material without permission, typically for purposes like criticism, commentary, or education.
- The rights to control the commercial use of one's name, image, or likeness.
- A work that combines elements from various sources, often requiring permission or a license.
- Making a creative work available to the public, often under a specific license.
- A legal protection for inventions, distinct from copyright.
22 Clues: A legal protection for inventions, distinct from copyright. • To keep ownership or control of a creative work or its rights. • The creator or originator of a creative work, often holding the copyright. • The rights to control the commercial use of one's name, image, or likeness. • A discussion or analysis of a creative work, typically protected by fair use. • ...
Legislative 2021-02-05
8 Clues: Rough draft of a law • Chamber with 100 members • Chamber with 435 members • Law making body of our government • when the president rejects a bill • Group that looks closely at a bill • The minimum age of a representative • Number of senators needed to pass a bill
