1.7 Crossword Puzzle

3. Means to approve.
4. Says that a person's rights do not need to be listed in the Constitution.
7. Powers the states kept for themselves.
9. If a measure gets enough signatures it can go onto a ballot as a this.
12. A specific type of limited government.
14. Put on trial and removed from office for "high crimes and misdemeanors."
15. The Idea that the government gets its powers from the people, and that ultimate political power remains with the people.
16. Name for those who are in office.
17. Means to change.
19. Citizens can vote to remove an elected official before his/her term expires.

1. In the spring the people get to choose what candidates will run for the parties in the fall elections.
2. President that resigned before he could be impeached and removed from office.
5. The idea that no one, not even the government or the rulers, is allowed to disobey the laws.
6. Says that any rights not specifically given to the national government remain with the states.
8. Generally agreed and were committed to the principle that governments were legitimate only if they rested on popular sovereignty.
10. The powers and functions of government are restricted.
11. Occurred when violent supporters and enemies of slavery flooded the Kansas territory in order to decide if Kansas would be a free or slave state.
13. Powers that the states gave to the U.S. Congress in the Constitution.
18. Citizens can have a measure placed on the ballot by having enough people sign a petition.