Across
- 2. to charge (the holder of public office) with a crime
- 4. number of members of the Senate
- 6. to reject a decision or proposal
- 7. a rule or regulation that has been established by agreement; this is what a bill becomes once it passes through Congress and the President
- 8. a territorial division; region or area set aside for a specific purpose (ie: political)
- 10. a legislative body with two chambers or houses
- 14. to make something no longer valid; final authority over
- 15. high ranking senator of the majority party who presides over the US Senate in absence of the vice president
- 16. not constitutional; doesn’t agree with or violates the Constitution
- 18. a draft of a proposed law presented to Congress for discussion
- 19. a group of people appointed for a specific function, typically consisting of member of a larger group
Down
- 1. people who live and vote in an area
- 3. principle where each branch of the government has some influence over the other branches and may choose to block procedures of the other branches
- 5. current speaker of the house
- 9. age to be in the house
- 11. the official count of the population; in the US it happens every ten years
- 12. a bill that gives the government the authority to spend money
- 13. the presiding office of the US House of Representatives; leader of the majority party
- 17. age to be in the senate
