The Constitution
Across
- 3. political power the US gov. has but isn't outright stated in the constitution
- 4. the concept of a government limited in power
- 6. the court can review an action by a body and secure a decleration
- 11. an introduction (specifically to the US constitution)
- 13. Not in accordance with the US constitution
- 14. a charge of misconduct against a holder of office
- 15. a permanant committee
- 18. Political philosophy that all citizens and institutions within a country, state, or community are under the same laws
- 20. a system allowing each gov. branch to veto each other to prevent excessive power
- 21. Pieces of writing within others
- 22. reject, override
- 24. system of government in which the same territory is controlled by two or more levels of gov.
- 25. powers not explicitly specified in the const. that the gov. possesses
- 26. all political power is vested in and taken from the people
- 27. powers shared by the federal and state governemnts
- 28. the opinion of a judge who disagreed with the majority
- 29. judicial opinion where more than half the judges decide a case
Down
- 1. vesting the legislative, executive, and judicial powers of gov. in separate bodies
- 2. a purposely prolonged debate to delay decisions
- 5. the ________ is made up of the president
- 7. powers of the national gov. outright stated in the constitution
- 8. the highest federal court in the US
- 9. in charge of deciding the meaning of laws and how to apply them
- 10. an indirect rejection by the president or governer by not signing a bill until it is too late
- 12. the _______ is in charge of making laws
- 16. a temporary committee
- 17. Adherence to a system of constitutional Government
- 19. granted congress the power to pass all laws to carry out their powers
- 23. powers not specifically granted to the federal gov. by the constitution