Across
- 1. Rule issued by the president with the force of law = Executive _____
- 5. Senate power to approve presidential appointments and treaties = ________ and Consent
- 9. Large, complex organization of appointed officials to carry out tasks
- 11. President ignores a bill and Congress adjourns within 10 days for this type of veto
- 12. Transferring responsibility from federal to state level.
- 17. Government program guaranteeing benefits to a group (e.g., Social Security).
- 18. Federal requirement that states must follow.
- 19. Power of courts to declare laws unconstitutional = Judicial ______
- 20. Wasteful spending for specific projects added to bills (earmarks).
- 21. The right to vote.
- 23. Powers shared by both state and federal governments.
- 25. Friend of the court brief filed by outside parties = ________ Curiae
- 26. Relationship between agency, committee, and interest group: ___ Triangle.
- 27. Theory that a small wealthy group holds the most power.
- 29. Unregulated money given to parties for general purposes.
- 30. Case that ended the "separate but equal" doctrine.
- 31. Theory that many groups compete for policy influence.
- 32. An office holder seeking re-election.
Down
- 2. Protection from arbitrary action by government: ___ Process.
- 3. The party with the most seats in a legislative chamber.
- 4. Attempting to influence policy makers directly.
- 6. Legal principle of following precedent: ___ Decisis.
- 7. Attempt to stall or kill a bill by "talking it to death."
- 8. Procedure to end a filibuster in the Senate (requires 60 votes).
- 10. Powers specifically listed in the Constitution.
- 13. Anti-Federalist paper arguing against a strong central government.
- 14. Redrawing district lines to favor one party.
- 15. System where power is shared between national and state levels.
- 16. Process of applying Bill of Rights to states: ___ Incorporation.
- 22. Madison's Fed 10 essay explained how a large republic controls these
- 23. Meeting of local party members to choose candidates.
- 24. Regulated money given directly to candidates.
- 28. Legislator supports a bill in return for support on theirs.
