American Government Vocab

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Across
  1. 2. the principle of individual rights established by earlier documents
  2. 6. Brittish soldiers accidentally opening fire on colonists killing 3 and wounding 2
  3. 11. this decided on a bicameral congress. House of Representatives based on state populations and represented by an equal number from each state
  4. 12. intellectual thought
  5. 13. as a result of the Boston tea party, Brittish close port of Boston, enforce quartering of troops
  6. 15. gave presidents a 4 year term with no limit of terms
  7. 17. a document granting the rights such as no taxes without consent and provided for a jury trial
  8. 18. this gave congress the power to borrow money but not tax from any states, declare war but not draft soldiers, and organize post offices
  9. 20. with this states would gain representatives based on the population and was supported by southern states
  10. 21. the idea of representative government
  11. 22. with this all states have an equal vote and states would be thought of as independent. Supported by the small states
  12. 23. one house congress
Down
  1. 1. two house congress
  2. 3. demonstrated the idea of limited government that the king's power was not absolute
  3. 4. the north and south finally came to an agreement for every 5 slaves, the state would receive a count of 3 people towards their representatives
  4. 5. first ten amendments of the US constitution concerning basic individual rights
  5. 7. opposed the constitution
  6. 8. written by Thomas Paine persuasively made the case to break from England
  7. 9. Brittish impose taxes on tea, lead, glass, and paper so patriots dress up as Indians and dump tea into Boston harbor
  8. 10. supported the constitution
  9. 14. official resolution to declare independence from England written by John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Robert Livingston, Roger Sherman, and Thomas Jefferson
  10. 16. the brittish fought the French for control of North America
  11. 19. tax on paper goods