Constitution Day

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  1. 5. A form of government where power lies with the people.
  2. 9. The beginning of the Constitution is known as the _________.
  3. 12. the power that one branch has to prevent another branch from getting too much power. A "No" vote.
  4. 14. Rue or False, Ben Franklin, George Washington, and Abe Lincoln were all Founding Fathers of the U.S.
  5. 16. The __________________ of the United States is the highest law of the land.
  6. 18. a form of government whose power is based on the consent of the governed and led by elected individuals
  7. 19. The Constitution was written and signed in the city of ___________________.
  8. 21. a person acting as a representative of another person or group of people at a convention or conference.
  9. 22. True or False, the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution are the same document.
  10. 24. The _____________ branch of U.S. government responsible for ensuring that laws are carried out.
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  1. 1. a division of authority to prevent any one branch of government from forcing its will upon or controlling any other.
  2. 2. The ____________ branch of the U.S. government makes the laws.
  3. 3. the U.S. Constitution begins with the words "We the __________".
  4. 4. At the age of 18, citizens of the USA can __________.
  5. 6. The first 10 amendments of the U.S. Constitution.
  6. 7. to settle disagreements by making concessions.
  7. 8. The _____________ branch of the U.S. government interprets the laws.
  8. 10. rules of conduct established by the government to help lead and control a nation.
  9. 11. to give legal approval to
  10. 13. The Bill of Rights is the first ____________ amendments of the Constitution.
  11. 15. The act of changing or modifying a legal document, especially the U.S. Constitution.
  12. 17. Constitution Day is celebrated on ______________ 17th.
  13. 20. The Declaration of _____________ was written before the Constitution.
  14. 23. The ______________ fathers were the group of people who were responsible for organizing the U.S. and writing the Constitution.