The Constitution & Bill of Rights
Across
- 3. What citizens are allowed to bear (2nd Amendment)
- 8. Branch of government consisting of the President, Vice President, and the Cabinet
- 12. System that keeps any branch from becoming too powerful
- 13. First three words of the Constitution
- 15. To formally approve a law
- 17. A group of citizens deciding a court case
- 18. Last name of man who wrote the Connecticut Compromise
- 20. Freedom to worship (or not worship) (1st Amendment)
- 22. Money paid to be released from jail
- 23. Dividing government into branches
Down
- 1. The supreme law of the United States
- 2. The introduction that explains the purpose of the Constitution
- 3. A change or addition to the Constitution
- 4. Freedom to express ideas and opinions (1st Amendment)
- 5. Power held by the President to sign or block laws
- 6. Freedoms protected by the Bill of Rights
- 7. A legal process protected by multiple amendments
- 9. Housing soldiers in private homes (3rd Amendment)
- 10. Describes a type of punishment that is forbidden (8th Amendment)
- 11. Right to complain to the government through signatures
- 14. Freedom to publish ideas without government approval
- 16. Right to protest peacefully
- 17. Branch of government consisting of the Supreme Court
- 19. Branch of government consisting of the Senate and the House of Representatives
- 21. Action limited by warrants (4th Amendment)