Crossword for Test Tomorrow

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  1. 6. It created a bicameral legislature with proportional representation in the House of Representatives and equal representation (two per state) in the Senate.
  2. 10. Powers kept exclusively by state governments.
  3. 11. The Legislative Branch, Executive Branch, and Judicial Branch.Stating: It establishes the Constitution and federal laws as the supreme law of the land (the Supremacy Clause)
  4. 12. The power to tax citizens and the power to enforce national laws or regulate trade.
  5. 14. Powers shared simultaneously by national and state governments.
  6. 15. judicial branch
  7. 16. Supporters of the proposed Constitution who favored a strong national government.
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  1. 1. Separation of Powers.
  2. 2. It specifies that federal laws override conflicting state laws whenever a legal dispute arises.
  3. 3. Congress received authority to regulate foreign and interstate trade, but was barred from taxing exports and could not ban the slave trade prior to 1808.
  4. 4. executive branch
  5. 5. Specific powers directly granted to the federal government by the Constitution
  6. 7. The President vetoing a bill passed by Congress, or the Supreme Court declaring a legislative act unconstitutional.
  7. 8. Organized territorial governments in western lands.
  8. 9. lawmaking branch
  9. 13. A detailed, written plan for government.