governement

3. Congress can make laws on issues that are not mentioned in the Constitution because of the
4. presidential privilege can keep a bill from passing through inaction
7. States that are closely divided on support for presidential candidates
9. passed in same form by both houses of Congress
12. specially equipped jet, planes, helicopters, and limousines used to transport the President
14. the act of one person taking the place of another
15. supreme and absolute power within a territory
16. plays a significant role in the economy,but does not completely control it
19. government system are all key powers given to the central government
20. tactic used in the Senate to delay action by talking for a very long time
21. the available body of facts or information
22. formal agreement between two or more sovereign states

1. All power is in the hands of one person
2. more power to local governments than to the central government
5. legislature with two chambers, or houses
6. a formal written or spoken statement
8. the swearing in of a President to office
10. formal charge of criminal action
11. set of rules and standards by which a society governs itself
13. collective electors who cast votes for the President and Vice President
17. A paid representative of an interest group that works to persuade officials to support a point of view.
18. federal law
23. Congressional approval of government spending