Government Final #1

4. second, The check on government in which a president cannot be elected more than 2 terms highlights the _________ amendment.
5. If a president vetoes a bill, he must send it back to congress along with a _______ explaining why he refused to sign.
6. People that affect your political leanings that you were born into are considered ______.
7. The prosecutor and defence attorney are adversaries in ______ law.
8. Step 2 in amending the constitution. 3/4ths of all the ______ must ratify the amendment.
12. The presidential power to stop a bill from being passed into law is called a ______.
16. The process of learning and creating a political opinion can be described as political _______.
18. Changing and manipulating the boundaries of electoral constituencies is called _______.
19. The _______ foundation would most likely be supported by the democrats.

1. “That among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of ________.”
2. Reading the criminal charges of a defendant in front of them in a court of law is called an ________.
3. When the president issues federal directives to do something, he is carrying out an _______ order.
6. Prolonging a speech in order to obstruct the legislative process in the Senate is considered a _______.
9. fourth, The _____ amendment allows people that are 18 or older to vote in the United States.
10. The plaintiff and defendant are adversaries in _______ law.
11. Step 1 in amending the constitution. 2/3rds of both houses in ______ have to pass a proposed constitutional amendment.
13. The opportunity and position in which a person can speak out and be listened to is considered a ________ pulpit.
14. The process of requesting and obtaining an individual from another country that broke the other country's laws is considered ______.
15. The government has one primary purpose; that of protecting the unalienable, God-given ______ that all humans possess
17. The _______ would most likely be supported by the republicans.