Unit 1-1 Review Puzzle B

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Across
  1. 3. movement inspired by the Second Great Awakening to end the abuse of alcohol
  2. 12. amendment that guarantees citizens the right to bears arms
  3. 13. this was added to the Constitution to protect people’s basic rights from a strong central government
  4. 14. style of fighting that Americans sometimes used against the British in the American Revolution; used hit and run tactics; “_____________Warfare”
  5. 16. amendment that guarantees the right to a trial by a jury of your peers in criminal cases; right to an attorney; right to know what you are accused of
  6. 17. supported the Constitution and a strong central government
  7. 20. opposed the Constitution and supported states’ rights and more individual rights
  8. 21. amendment that says people don’t have to testify against themselves (“you have the right to remain silent” evolved from this right)
  9. 22. amendment that guarantees the right to a trial by jury in civil cases
  10. 23. “Father of the Constitution” – he wrote most of the language in the Constitution and the Bill of Rights
  11. 24. convention to discuss women’s rights; they wrote the Declaration of Sentiments
  12. 27. battle in which the Americans won, therefore convincing the French to become their allies; considered the turning point in the Revolution
  13. 28. branch of government that enforces the laws; the President
  14. 29. compromise in which it was decied that Southern states could count a portion of their slaves as population for purposes of representation and taxation
Down
  1. 1. amendment that says that all rights not listed in the Constitution are assumed to be rights of the people
  2. 2. branch of government that makes the laws; the Congress
  3. 4. case that established the power of judicial review and the status of the Supreme Court as equal to the other two branches of government; “____________v Madison
  4. 5. the first part of the first amendment; the government can’t make a national religion; “___________________ Clause”
  5. 6. branch of government that interprets the laws; the Supreme Court
  6. 7. states’ rights versus federal authority situation in which Southern states declared that the tariff passed by the federal government was unconstitutional and void; resolved by a compromise; “_____________ Crisis”
  7. 8. amendment that protects against illegal search and seizure (must have a warrant)
  8. 9. the sharing of power between the central and state governments
  9. 10. movement to end slavery; inspired by the Second Great Awakening; “________________ Movement”
  10. 11. convention which was held because the government under the Articles of Confederation was too weak
  11. 15. amendment says that any powers not listed in the Constitution are assumed to be powers of the states or the people
  12. 18. laws passed under the Adams administration to restrict the freedom of speech and press of opponents of the Federalists; caused states to say they could declare them unconstitutional; “Alien and…”
  13. 19. the second part of the first amendment; the government can’t prevent people from practicing their religion freely; “___________________ Clause”
  14. 25. decision that there would be a two-house legislature, one with equal representation, one based on population; “_________Compromise”
  15. 26. battle in which the British were surrounded and General Cornwallis had to surrender; ended the American Revolution
  16. 29. amendment that says that people do not have to quarter troops in their homes