Across
- 4. – Whether or not something follows the Constitution.
- 7. – A main part or section of the U.S. Constitution.
- 9. – Treating everyone equally under the law.
- 11. – The document that sets up the U.S. government and protects citizens’ rights.
- 13. – An idea for a new law that Congress must vote on.
- 15. – When the President says “no” to a bill and stops it from becoming law.
- 18. – The branch that carries out and enforces the laws.
- 19. and Balances – A system that keeps any one branch from becoming too powerful.
Down
- 1. – The process of creating rules that citizens must follow.
- 2. – The leader of the executive branch.
- 3. – Fairness or a Supreme Court judge.
- 5. – The branch that interprets laws and decides if they are fair.
- 6. – A rule made by the government that people must follow.
- 8. – The branch that makes the laws.
- 10. Court – The highest court in the United States.
- 12. – When Congress passes a bill even after the President’s veto.
- 14. – The leaders who wrote and signed the Constitution.
- 16. – One of the three parts of government that share power.
- 17. – What is shared and limited among the branches of government.
- 19. – The group in the legislative branch that writes and votes on laws.
