Unit One Reivew

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Across
  1. 2. Federal money that can be used only for specific purposes and usually come with strings attached
  2. 4. The pattern of spending, taxing, and providing grants in the federal system
  3. 6. a system of government where the power of government is held by a loose allegiance of regional governments
  4. 11. The type of government where power is held by the central government
  5. 12. An Anti-Federalist paper that argued the necessary & proper clause & and the supremacy clause gave the federal government too much power
  6. 15. When the federal government requires state and local action but does provide the funds to pay for the action
  7. 20. Arguments written to convince individuals to support ratifying the constitution
  8. 21. Actions one branch of government may take against another branch to ensure power is equally spread
  9. 23. The movement where powers are transferred from the federal government to the state governments
  10. 24. Money given to states to support broad programs in areas such as community development or social services
  11. 25. Powers of the federal government that go beyond those listed in the Constitution
  12. 26. The first constitution of the United States
  13. 27. A system of government where the states and national government are supreme in their own areas
Down
  1. 1. These are the powers that are listed in the constitution for each of the government institutions
  2. 3. A way of organizing a nation so that two levels of government have formal authority over the same land and people
  3. 5. This is the term used to describe powers held by both State and Federal Government
  4. 7. A theory of government and politics contending that groups are so strong that government is weakened
  5. 8. A court order requiring jailers to explain to a judge why they are holding a prisoner. "You have the body"
  6. 9. The idea that government power rests upon the power of the people
  7. 10. The compromise that dealt with population counts to determine representation in the House of Representatives
  8. 13. These are the powers that the 10th Amendment said belonged to the states.
  9. 14. This founding father proposed a separation of powers to reduce the power concentrated in one area of government
  10. 16. Rights that are not dependent on the government. They are inherent and include life, liberty, and property.
  11. 17. The channels through which issues and people's ideas get on the government's agenda
  12. 18. A clause in the Constitution regarding each state's requirement to recognize to recognize the official documents of other states
  13. 19. The individual who influenced Thomas Jefferson and many of his ideas appear in the Declaration of Independence
  14. 22. A theory of government contending that societies are divided along class lines and the wealthy govern