History vocab

2. a moral or legal liberty to have something or act in a particular way
3. to choose someone to hold public office or another position by voting
5. an action or event that happens earlier and is regarded as a model to be thought about in similar circumstances later
10. having or relating to a system of government in which multiple states form a unity but stay independent for internal affairs
12. the state of being equal especially in status, opportunities, and rights
14. to use one's authority to reject (a decision, view, etc.)
16. a large group of people united by common history, culture, descent, or language in a specific domain
18. assign a role to (someone)
19. having the authority to run plans, laws, or action into effect
20. a charge of wrongdoing made against the holder of a public offie (especially in the US)
22. of rights the first 10 amendments to the US constitution approved in 1791 guaranteeing rights to the people

1. a territory or nation considered an organized political community under a government
3. collage a body of people representing the states of the US, who formally cats votes for president and vice president
4. of, at, or forming at the center; of greatest importance, essential, principal
6. superior to all others
7. to explain the meaning of information, actions, or words
8. of powers an act of dividing the legislative, executive, and judicial branches of government in separate bodies
9. relating to a governing body of a city or town
11. a minor change of addition made to improve a piece of legislation or text
13. a constitutional right to decline a proposal or decision made by a lawmaking body
15. by, of, or appropriate to a judge or the court
17. relating to the whole of a country or nation instead of a part of it or to other nations
21. a big town