State Government Vocabulary
Across
- 7. a power not stated in the constitution but claimed by the federal government
- 8. break up into opposing groups
- 10. a political party that is not one of the major political parties in the US
- 12. citizens with shared political interests who work to put their ideas into government.
- 14. complete control of a good or service.
- 15. the awarding of public offices or perks to supporters of a political party
- 16. powers that both the federal and state governments have
- 18. a political system in which power is divided between the federal and state governments.
- 20. any powers granted to the federal government by the constitution
- 21. a set of principles, goals, and strategies that a political party or candidate uses to run for office
- 23. a power belonging to the federal government as stated in the constitution.
Down
- 1. an election in which voters elect a person who will hold office.
- 2. a power thought to be delegated to the federal government because it is a government of a sovereign nation
- 3. a type of primary election in which a voter must be registered as a member of a political party to vote
- 4. a system in which two major and fairly equal matched political parties dominate polotics
- 5. amount of money spent
- 6. an election in which voters choose a political parties candidate for elected office.
- 9. powers reserved for the states
- 11. a type of primary election in which a voter does not have to be registered in that political party to vote.
- 13. all the actions the government take to protect, support and solve problems for citizens
- 17. a meeting with a group of people with the goal of choosing a candidates or discussing policy
- 19. an election held when needed to fill an office that has become vacant
- 22. a polling place