Article 1

2. Each side "gives a little" in an argument.
4. Solves the issue of how large and small states should be represented in the new Congress.
5. At the same time
7. Having two houses
8. The President rejects a bill and sends a message to Congress giving his reasons.
11. People who want to influence members of Congress to pass certain laws.
14. A bill which is a plan to spend taxpayers' money.
15. An act of Parliament which allowed a person to be punished without a trial.
16. Leader of the Senate when the Vice President of the U.S. cannot be present.
17. "To have the body of evidence"
18. To make coins or paper money.
19. To accuse a public official of doing wrong while in office.

1. The President does not sign a bill within 10 days after Congress adjourns.
2. A count of the U.S. Population every 10 years.
3. Giving each state the number of Representatives it deserves based on the population of the state.
6. Imposing and collecting tax.
9. If this government power is used, the taking of property must be accompanied by a fair price.
10. "After the fact"
12. A proposed law
13. A senator's method of delaying the senators from voting on a bill.