Across
- 2. This type of system would have a weaker central government than the states.
- 3. The courts' power to declare a law unconstitutional
- 4. The pursuit of ___ is an unalienable right mentioned in the Declaration.
- 7. A system where powers are divided between a national and state government.
- 11. The most prominent cause of the Revolution was the belief King George failed to secure basic ___.
- 14. The division of government into three distinct branches.
- 16. The President's ability to reject a bill passed by Congress is a form of check.
- 17. What "all men are created equal" implies regarding a person's claim to certain things.
- 19. The principle that government legitimacy comes from the people's consent.
Down
- 1. The clause that gives Congress the authority to make laws necessary for its powers.
- 5. A system where all, including the government, are subject to the law.
- 6. This type of democracy involves elected officials representing citizens.
- 8. A type of government where a central authority holds most power.
- 9. A lifelong term insulates judges from political pressure.
- 10. A system where power is held by citizens.
- 12. A philosophical idea suggesting government's purpose is to protect rights.
- 13. The Articles of Confederation were ___ for their intended purpose.
- 15. A legal dispute in which an individual sues another.
- 18. States had ___ power under the Constitution compared to the Articles.
