Across
- 1. : Abolishes poll taxes
- 4. : Power of courts to declare laws unconstitutional
- 6. : Limits president to two terms
- 7. : Prohibits voting discrimination by race
- 11. : The introduction to the Constitution
- 13. : Powers not listed but assumed under necessary and proper clause
- 16. : Voting age set at 18
- 18. : Branch that enforces the laws
- 21. : Clause in 14th Amendment ensuring fairness
- 24. : Prevents any one branch of government from becoming too powerful
- 25. : Establishes the judicial branch
- 27. : Rights people have simply for being human
- 29. : Process to remove officials from office
- 31. : Bicameral body made up of House and Senate
- 35. : No cruel and unusual punishment
- 36. : No quartering of soldiers
- 40. : A proposed law
- 42. : A formal change to the Constitution
- 43. : Establishes the executive branch
- 54. : Congress action to defeat a presidential veto
- 56. : Upper chamber of Congress
- 57. : Powers specifically listed in the Constitution
- 58. : Changed presidential inauguration date
- 60. : President's rejection of a bill
- 61. : Limits congressional pay changes
- 62. : Allows Congress to stretch its powers
- 63. : Protects against self-incrimination
- 64. : Legal requirement for fair treatment
- 65. : Right to bear arms
- 66. : Outlines the ratification process
Down
- 1. : Presidential succession rules
- 2. : Body that officially elects the President
- 3. : Rights retained by the people
- 4. : Branch that interprets the laws
- 5. : Describes the amendment process
- 8. : Only crime defined in the Constitution
- 9. : Establishes the Constitution as the supreme law
- 10. : To formally charge a public official with misconduct
- 12. : Allows income tax
- 14. : Protections from discrimination based on characteristics like race or gender
- 15. : Government gets power from the people
- 17. : Repealed Prohibition
- 19. : Division of power between national and state governments
- 20. : Guarantees freedoms like speech and religion
- 22. : Gives D.C. electoral votes
- 23. : The first ten amendments
- 26. : Establishes the legislative branch
- 28. : Lower chamber of Congress
- 30. : Branch that makes the laws
- 32. : Right to a jury in civil cases
- 33. : System where people elect representatives
- 34. : Being tried twice for the same crime
- 36. : Counted slaves as part of the population for representation
- 37. : Approval process for the Constitution or amendments
- 38. : Women's right to vote
- 39. : Prohibition of alcohol
- 41. : Direct election of Senators
- 44. : Created a bicameral legislature with proportional and equal representation
- 45. : States’ rights amendment
- 46. : Abolished slavery
- 47. : Equal protection under the law
- 48. : Freedoms the government cannot infringe upon
- 49. : Guarantees a fair and speedy trial
- 50. : Protection from unreasonable searches
- 51. : Principle dividing government into branches
- 52. : Establishes federal law above state law
- 53. : Part of the First Amendment
- 55. : Minimum number of members needed to conduct business
- 59. : Details state powers and responsibilities