Across
- 3. The practice where members of interest groups talk with Congresspersons about bills.
- 5. spending more money than taking in
- 8. The head of the House of Reps.
- 11. Powers clearly listed by the constitution
- 12. The 2nd in command and leader of the Senate.
- 17. A group of people with similar beliefs who run in elections.
- 18. The lower house of Congress, where different states elect representatives by population.
- 19. The upper house of Congress, where each state gets 2 senators.
- 20. The Head of State of the United States.
- 21. The branch that interprets the Constitution and handles legal/criminal cases.
- 23. A municipal/county government, such as a City.
- 24. The legislature of the United States.
Down
- 1. Powers that are not listed by the constitution, but are necessary for the government to
- 2. Groups that support certain legislation
- 4. The head of the Military, also the President.
- 6. A president shooting down a bill passed by Congress.
- 7. Laws passed by State legislatures that apply only to their respective states.
- 9. A form of government where citizens elect representatives to pass laws.
- 10. A form of government where States and the Central government have equal power.
- 13. 2 legislative bodies make up the legislature.
- 14. Laws that apply everywhere in the country.
- 15. how countries deal with issues outside of their borders.
- 16. Approve/pass a new amendment to the Constitution.
- 22. The executive of a state.