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6. of powers the giving of different types of authority to different branches of government
10. oversee or direct the affairs of something
13. an introduction to a document that states the purpose and reasons for what follows
15. process legal rules and procedures the government must observe before depriving a person of life, liberty,, or property
16. protection equal application of the law regardless of a person's race, religion, political beliefs, or other qualities
19. minimum number of people needed for validity
20. to include as a part
21. to approve through an official process
22. to set apart or authorize for a specified purpose
24. to state the opposite or challenge the truth of something; to disagre

1. powers powers specifically given to Congress in the Constitution
2. the right to vote
3. to formally charge with a crime
4. powers powers shared by the states and federal government
5. sovereignty belief that any state should decide its own laws, no matter what the federal government says
7. government system in which government powers are restricted by laws or a constitution
8. power power belonging only to the states
9. to charge a leader or official with wrongdoing and possibly remove him or her from office
11. act of a foreigner getting citizenshi
12. application for review by a higher court
14. money left with a court that allows a prisoner to leave jail and return later for his or her tria
17. review power of the Supreme Court to judge whether or not actions of other branches are constitutional
18. money received from the sale or taxation of investments, goods, or services
23. powers powers not listed in the Constitution but suggested in its language
25. a crime of betrayal or disloyalty against one's government or ruler