Across
- 2. legal guarantees of equal social opportunities and equal protection under the law
- 4. Guarantees the right to vote for anyone and everyone
- 5. A formal list of fundamental rights and freedoms garneted to the people by a government
- 9. the act or process of keeping different groups of people things or ideas apart from each other
- 11. The first constitution of the United States
- 13. A document setting forth terms of agreement
- 14. the practice of achieving social of political change through peaceful protest
- 15. Authority of the U.S Constitution establishing popular sovereignty in the preamble
- 16. A change made to a legal document, law, or contract without replacing the original text entirely
- 19. the division of authority among the Legislative, Executive, and Judical branches
- 20. A person who opposed the ratification of the Constitution
- 21. An Amendment that abolished slavery and involuntary servitude across the United States
- 22. the idea that power lies with the people
- 23. the trade, transportation, communication, or exchange of goods, services, money, or people across U.S lines
Down
- 1. An Amendment that lets Federal and State governments from requiring the payment of a poll or tax
- 3. Installs national citizenship and equal protection to everyone
- 6. Supporter of the Constitution
- 7. An Amendment that prohibits the federal government and the states from denying a citizen's right to vote
- 8. A meeting of delegates in 1787 that lead to the writing
- 9. An uprising of Massachusetts farmers who did not want to lose their farms because of dept caused by state taxes after the American Revolotion
- 10. legal privileges and protections garneted to a person charge with a crime to ensure a fair trial
- 12. A system which each branch of government can check or limit the power of the other two branches
- 17. A collection of 85 articles and essays written to urge voters and states to ratify the United States Constitution
- 18. The opening section of the Constitution