Chapter 6 Vocab

2. The yearly financial limits and plans for the government is the ___ budget.
5. The legal order that requests that someone give up certain documents or make an appearance is a ___.
7. When the president refuses to fund a program that Congress has voted for, it is ___.
11. The Necessary and ___ Clause is required to let Congress make laws that allow it to carry out its duties.
12. The ___ powers let the government to carry out its Constitutional duties.
13. The accusation of a public official for misconduct in office is ___.
14. A law proposed to raise money is a ___ bill.

1. Interstate ___ is trade among states.
3. When someone lies while under oath, it is known as ___.
4. The willful obstruction of justice is known as ___.
6. An ___ bill is a law that is proposed to authorize spending money.
8. A ___ veto is arrangements Congress wrote into laws to allow it to be reviewed and cancel some executive actions.
9. Freedom from prosecution for witnesses who's testimony ties them to illegal activities is called ___.
10. Powers that are directly stated in the Constitution are ___.