Unit 1 Origins of Democracy/Constitution

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Across
  1. 3. A grant where funding is given for broad purposes
  2. 5. System where each branch of government can limit the powers of the others
  3. 8. A grant where funding is given for specific purposes
  4. 10. A theory of power where multiple groups compete for influence in government
  5. 11. A theory of power where appointed officials control government
  6. 12. Powers not given to the Federal government and given to the states
  7. 14. Powers shared by both Federal and State governments
  8. 15. The principle of governing through elected representatives.
  9. 18. Powers listed in the constitution and given to the Federal government
Down
  1. 1. Ones beliefs in there influence in the political process
  2. 2. Marble cake federalism, where governments work together and have overlapping areas of policy
  3. 4. A power allowing the rejection of a certain part of the bill but still allowing it to pass(not a power given to the government)
  4. 6. The clause allowing Congress to make laws that are necessary for the Federal government to carry out its powers
  5. 7. A theory of power where citizens broadly and actively participate in government
  6. 9. The requirements in order to receive the funding
  7. 13. A theory of power where a small number of wealthy individuals have influence in government
  8. 16. Power is divided between Federal and State governments
  9. 17. Layer cake federalism, where different governments have indistinct and separate areas of policy