Unit one Crossword

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Across
  1. 3. Having someone/a group of people represent your state/city/country/etc. In voting.
  2. 5. Had many forms of government over the years such as monarchy, oligarchy, and tranny but is known for their democracy.
  3. 6. An agreement between the people and their government to get rid of some of their freedoms, in exchange for promised protection.
  4. 7. A list of rights asked by the barons that King John granted.
  5. 9. Complaint.
  6. 12. A pamphlet made by Thomas Paine that influenced American colonies to break apart from Great Britain.
  7. 13. Everyone has freedom.
  8. 17. Someone who prioritized life, liberty, and property.
  9. 18. Citizens doing or involving themselves in helping a community.
  10. 19. soldiers Soldiers that were staying in people's homes legally after the French and Indian war and were given necessities by the homeowners nonconsensual.
  11. 20. The principals, policies, or practices of the republican party.
  12. 24. Electing a candite or representative of a country, state, city, town, etc.
  13. 27. A monarchy that has limited power.
  14. 28. A form of government that is built on the fact that the power of the country is controlled by the citizens.
  15. 29. Freedom of religion, press, speech, assemble, and petition.
  16. 30. A saying meaning that no one is above the law.
  17. 32. A justly trial where all parties are treated equally.
  18. 34. Extra money citizens have to pay when buying products that is given to the government.
  19. 36. Treating everyone fairly.
  20. 38. A branch of government that holds legal authority to make law and exercise political oversight.
  21. 39. Rights everyone is born with.
  22. 40. Citizens that agree for a government to be formed.
  23. 41. A government made and controlled by the people.
  24. 42. Had one form of government, Republican, which consisted of the three branches, executive, legislative, and judicial.
  25. 43. Everyone is the same power-wise.
  26. 44. A form of government where elected officials follow the rules of the constitution.
  27. 46. A set of laws that everyone is born with.
  28. 47. Freedom of practicing religion.
Down
  1. 1. Someone who prioritized separation and equality of power.
  2. 2. A branch of government in charge of law making.
  3. 4. All branches of government have equal amounts of power.
  4. 8. Written supreme rule of the United States that protects the basic, natural rights of its citizens.
  5. 10. Relating to the justice system.
  6. 11. Rights that can’t be taken away.
  7. 14. An intellectual movement that has ideas relating to god, nature, reason and humanity.
  8. 15. An act designed to control the power of monarchy passed by parliament.
  9. 16. A value and good quality that involves helping the community, voting, obeying the law, etc.
  10. 17. Having historical roots in both Christianity and Judaism.
  11. 21. An agreement between the people and their government to give up some of their freedoms in exchange for protection.
  12. 22. A government that has absolute unlimited power.
  13. 23. All branches of the government check up on the others to see if the power is equal between them.
  14. 25. A group of people who make the laws.
  15. 26. A document stating independence and freedom from Great Britian written by the U.S.
  16. 31. 1st self-governing document, signed by the people on the mayflower.
  17. 33. A law
  18. 35. A government that has limited power.
  19. 37. Fair treatment through the normal judicial system, especially as a citizen's entitlement.
  20. 45. An ancient Greek city-state that its citizens participated in its government, religious cults, economic welfare, etc.