Across
- 1. Developed from Roman Christianity.
- 3. Israelite's and Jews religion.
- 5. Citizens elect represantives to make laws and policies.
- 8. England's national legislature.
- 10. The powers of the ruler are restricted by the laws of the country.
- 11. The right to life, liberty, and property.
- 12. A government ruled by small land owning families.
- 16. Controls foreign and financial policies.
- 17. uses an international governing system
- 19. A cultural movement
- 20. Agreement among members of a society.
- 23. A government ruled by few people.
- 25. Turning point in English constitutional history.
- 26. Government of the people.
- 28. The king could not punish his subjects.
- 29. Formal summary of the rights and liberties believed essential to people.
Down
- 2. The name of the religion founded by Jesus.
- 4. A king who rules the government.
- 6. An intellectual movement.
- 7. Citizens rule and make laws.
- 9. A list of demands.
- 13. Based on the teachings of Muhammad.
- 14. people elect other people to make govermental decisions.
- 15. A system to control society.
- 18. A written code of laws.
- 20. Three branches of the government.
- 21. This claimed that a kings power game from God.
- 22. Divided national power.
- 24. A religious reform movement.
- 27. Reflected customs and principals over time.