Chapter 4 Vocab-Tour of Constitution

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  1. 2. or amended to change or changed
  2. 5. all future generations; those people who will live after us
  3. 6. to protect the freedoms and individual rights citizens have
  4. 7. welfare well being (happiness, health and good fortune) of the entire community/country
  5. 12. an introduction to the Constitution explaining the purpose and goals of the Constitution
  6. 13. sovereignty the people have the final or supreme authority in government
  7. 14. people who were in favor of the new constitution the way it was written
  8. 15. the individual citizens of the United States
  9. 19. a gov. that has strength but has limits on its powers through the Constitution (other powers are given to the states and the people)
  10. 21. written to try to convince people to approve the Constitution as it was because the 5 principles of government were enough to protect he people
  11. 22. Keep peace within the country
Down
  1. 1. the powers of the federal government which are split into 3 sections
  2. 3. approval
  3. 4. a list of rights (the first 10 amendments) guaranteed to the people written in the Constitution so that the anti-federalist would ratify the constitution
  4. 8. people who were opposed (against) the new constitution because it did not include any rights for the people
  5. 9. when the division of power is hared between the national and the state government
  6. 10. to order or decree
  7. 11. a group of states united under one government working together for the good of the people
  8. 16. to administer laws fairly; to treat fairly and reasonably
  9. 17. each branch of government is given powers to check on the other branches to make sure no one branch has more power than the others
  10. 18. for the common defense protect the country from other countries or people that might try to harm us
  11. 20. to remove someone from office for misbehavior