A More Perfect Union Vocabulary
Across
- 5. A section of the Constitution that would be added later to protect the individual rights of the people (hint: page 3)
- 9. The small states plan that called for a unicameral legislature with equal representation (hint: notes page 2)
- 13. A system of government in which citizens rule through elected representatives
- 15. A system of government in which citizens have the ultimate power
- 16. having two separate lawmaking chambers or sections
- 17. the division of government responsibilities into distinct branches to limit any one branch from having all of the power
- 18. An issue the delegates could not compromise on so they decided to put off the conversation until 1808
- 19. A system in which the different parts of government have powers that affect and control the other parts so that no part can become too powerful
- 20. The first plan of government that largely failed (hint: notes page 1)
- 21. A group of people in government with power to make the laws
Down
- 1. The first, first president under the Articles of Confederation ( hint: not George Washington)
- 2. Someone who supported a strong national government and the Constitution (hint: front page)
- 3. A settlement of a dispute that is reached by each side accepting terms that are less than is desirable (hint: page 3)
- 4. The large states plan that called for a bicameral legislature with proportional representation (hint: notes page 2)
- 6. The fraction of the enslaved population that could count toward a state's population (hint: page 3)
- 7. A system where the national government SHARES power with state governments
- 8. A system where the states have more power over the national government (individual power over a larger authority)
- 10. Connecticut's idea to compromise between the Virginia and New Jersey Plan (hint: page 3)
- 11. a person sent/authorized to represent others in a large group
- 12. Someone against a strong national government and the Constitution (hint: front page)
- 14. Having the proper or corresponding size in relation to other objects or items