Across
- 3. when a bill is pushed aside and not considered
- 6. field of law; government regulations on trading
- 10. party with a large number of members
- 13. “All legislative powers . . . shall be vested in a Congress to the United States”
- 14. house in the bicameral legislature based off population
- 15. a prolonged speech that obstructs progress
- 17. when a bill is put to final vote
- 18. a country’s military forces (army and navy)
- 21. written proposal for law
- 23. the formal act by which a country or state announces war against another
- 24. commerce between one country or its states
- 25. buying and selling and trading of goods and services
- 28. highest officer position in the U.S.
- 30. where a bill is considered line-by-line
- 31. meeting of members of a political party or legislature
- 33. establish the truth or correctness
- 34. house in the bicameral legislature based off equality
- 36. permanent committee that meets regularly
- 37. when a bill comes out of committee and is introduced for debate
- 39. government regulations on intake of people into country and the processes of that
- 41. the process of making money
- 43. a formally concluded and ratified agreement between countries or bodies of government
- 44. exclusive right to their writings for a limited period of time
- 45. high-ranking senator
Down
- 1. when a bill is assigned a number and entered into record
- 2. action of investigating something or someone
- 4. a procedure for ending debate and taking a vote
- 5. two houses in legislature
- 7. the power of Senate to consult and approve treaties
- 8. head of minority party
- 9. discuss
- 11. count or mention a number
- 12. indirect veto of a bill by a President or Governer
- 16. suggested not explicitly
- 19. a committee appointed by legislature to resolve disagreements on a bill
- 20. relations between the U.S. and other countries
- 22. exclusive rights to use and lease and sell their inventions for a limited period of time
- 26. allows Congress to enact laws that are necessary (previously called the Necessary and Proper Clause)
- 27. entrust a task to someone else
- 29. a writ ordering a person to attend court
- 32. head of majority party
- 34. an annual address delivered by the President
- 35. committee that is appointed to perform a special function
- 38. rules used for the process of someone becoming a U.S. citizen
- 40. speaker of assembly or legislature
- 42. unintentional failure to notice or action of overseeing
