The US Constitution
Across
- 3. Amendment that protects the right to bear and own arms
- 7. Written statements that defame a person's character, not protected by the constitution
- 11. Amendment that protects the freedom of religion, speech, assembly, petition, and press
- 12. Amendment that states that there are other rights not listed in the Constitution that should be protected
- 14. Amendment that protects citizens from being tried for the same crime twice and self-incrimination
- 15. Amendment that ensures accused criminals the right to a speedy, public trial by a jury of their peers
- 16. Amendment that made alcohol consumption illegal
- 18. system that breaks down government into federal, state, and local levels
- 21. The first ten amendments of the US Constitution
- 22. organization that is responsible for adding too, enforcing, and interpreting the US constitution
- 23. changes made to the constitution
- 24. Amendment that assigns powers not given to the federal government to the states
- 25. conflict which resulted in the addition to of the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments to the US Constitution
Down
- 1. government branch responsible for enforcing laws, listed second in the constitution
- 2. government branch responsible for determining constitutionality of laws, listed third in the constitution
- 4. type of corporation that can limit freedom of speech
- 5. Amendment that protects citizens from being illegally searched by law enforcement
- 6. Spoken statements that defame a person's character, not protected by the constitution
- 8. government branch responsible for making laws, listed first in the constitution
- 9. document that guarantees the basic rights of American citizens
- 10. Amendment that protects the people of the US from being forced to house soldiers
- 13. clause that prevents the federal government from assigning a nation religion
- 17. Amendment that ensures that disputes over $20 are tried by jury
- 19. Amendment that protects citizens from cruel and unusual punishments
- 20. part of the constitution that states the goals for the document