Across
- 3. the maximum number of times someone can be elected president
- 4. the amendment that repealed prohibition (the 18th amendment)
- 7. a group of people with a common cause
- 8. a written change to the constitution
- 10. to reject
- 12. These people were afraid of a strong central government and felt that the new rights that citizens had been given would be threatened.
- 15. the number of members in the senate
- 16. to approve
- 18. The eighteenth amendment abolished the sale of manufacturing of this item in the United States.
- 21. The amendment that gives US citizens the right to bear arms
- 24. The nineteenth amendment gave this group the right to vote
- 25. division of power between the national gov and state gov
Down
- 1. This settled the debate between the states by having one house based on population and another where the states are represented equally
- 2. no one or nothing is above the law
- 5. the senate requires you to be this many years of age before you can become a member
- 6. The Supreme Court is made up of nine of these
- 9. The eighteenth amendment allows any person this many years of age or over to vote
- 11. Explains the goals and function of government
- 13. the length of a supreme court member’s term
- 14. betraying your country
- 17. The fifteenth amendment gave this group the right to vote
- 19. people in favor of the constitution
- 20. plan of government
- 22. James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, and this person wrote the Federalist Papers
- 23. The thirteenth amendment abolished this in the entire United States