AP Gov Practice Exam

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Across
  1. 1. Part of the Constitution that allows Congress to find other implied powers
  2. 6. The fraction necessary for Congress to pass a constitutional amendment, before sending it off to the states
  3. 11. Reserved rights for the people
  4. 12. Roe v. Wade, Griswold v. Connecticut, and Dobbs v. Jackson all deal with this constitutional concept that is debatable whether it is implied in the Constitution or not
  5. 13. Prohibition against quartering
  6. 15. The famous beginning of the preamble to the U.S. Constitution
  7. 17. the section of the Constitution about the judicial branch
  8. 20. Suffrage for women
  9. 21. Part of the Constitution that allows Congress to regulate interstate trade
  10. 22. Nonviolent direct action leads to tension which causes negotiation
  11. 23. Rights of the accused including due process and protections against self-incrimination
  12. 24. What we call the first ten amendments in the Constitution
  13. 26. No unlawful search and seizure
  14. 27. Checks and balances are apart of our Constitution's design which is necessary to prevent tyranny
  15. 28. Part of the Constitution that relates to federalism but says regarding constitutionally enumerated powers, the federal government will prevail over the states
  16. 29. No excessive fines or bail and no cruel/unusual punishment
Down
  1. 2. The location of the amendment process in the Constitution
  2. 3. Congress cannot raise their salaries within the current session of Congress
  3. 4. Large republics solve the problem of factions by multiplying the number of factions, thereby neutralizing their effects
  4. 5. What we call amendments 13-15 because of their passage after the Civil War
  5. 7. This is the power of the judicial branch even though it is not enumerated in the Constitution
  6. 8. the concept that there are other implied rights within the bill of rights
  7. 9. The judicial branch is the least dangerous to political rights because it cannot enforce decisions and lifetime tenure is necessary to keep the branch independent
  8. 10. Large republics cannot represent people well as there are too many clashing opinions
  9. 14. reserved rights for the states
  10. 16. Right to bear arms
  11. 18. Rights of the accused including a trial by jury
  12. 19. A single, energetic executive is a desirable leader for our constitutional republic
  13. 25. Rights of the accused including a public defender and a speedy public trial
  14. 26. Rights to speech, press, religion, petition, and assembly