Civic Vocabulary 2

2. legal guarantees of equal social opportunities and equal protection under the law
4. Guarantees the right to vote for anyone and everyone
5. A formal list of fundamental rights and freedoms garneted to the people by a government
9. the act or process of keeping different groups of people things or ideas apart from each other
11. The first constitution of the United States
13. A document setting forth terms of agreement
14. the practice of achieving social of political change through peaceful protest
15. Authority of the U.S Constitution establishing popular sovereignty in the preamble
16. A change made to a legal document, law, or contract without replacing the original text entirely
19. the division of authority among the Legislative, Executive, and Judical branches
20. A person who opposed the ratification of the Constitution
21. An Amendment that abolished slavery and involuntary servitude across the United States
22. the idea that power lies with the people
23. the trade, transportation, communication, or exchange of goods, services, money, or people across U.S lines

1. An Amendment that lets Federal and State governments from requiring the payment of a poll or tax
3. Installs national citizenship and equal protection to everyone
6. Supporter of the Constitution
7. An Amendment that prohibits the federal government and the states from denying a citizen's right to vote
8. A meeting of delegates in 1787 that lead to the writing
9. An uprising of Massachusetts farmers who did not want to lose their farms because of dept caused by state taxes after the American Revolotion
10. legal privileges and protections garneted to a person charge with a crime to ensure a fair trial
12. A system which each branch of government can check or limit the power of the other two branches
17. A collection of 85 articles and essays written to urge voters and states to ratify the United States Constitution
18. The opening section of the Constitution