The Constitution

5. police cannot search or seize without a warrant
7. powers not stated belong to the people
9. The sharing of powers between national and state governments
10. delegates of the Constitutional Congress who shaped US constitution
11. wanted a Bill of Rights and were against Constitution
12. (republicanism) people rule through elected representatives
14. branch that makes the laws
16. powers not specifically defined in constitution
17. state government powers
18. to approve
19. powers not delegated to the U.S. by the constitution belong to the states respectively.
23. supporters of a strong central government
25. right to due process of law, freedom from self-incrimination, double jeopardy
28. federal government powers
29. England's lawmaking body
31. right to a speedy and public trial
32. Legislative, Executive, Judicial
35. right to bear arms
37. system in which each branch checks other branches so no branch gets too much power

1. political theory that government is subject to the will of the people
2. powers for both governments
3. power of the court to judge whether or not the actions of other branches are constitutional
4. life liberty and pursuit of happiness
6. A principle which powers are divided so no branch of government gets too much power
8. no one above the law
13. and official word or change to the Constitution
15. first 10 amendments to the Constitution
20. branch that settles disputes and interprets laws
21. citizens are not required to house soldiers
22. government of the people
24. we have rights not listed in the Constitution
26. freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, petition
27. right to trial by jury in civil cases, you cannot be sued under $20.00
29. introduction to the US Constitution stating the GOALS of the constitution
30. movement that promotes science and reason to improve society
33. freedom from cruel and unusual punishments
34. Branch that enforces laws
36. final and supreme authority of US SUPREME LAW OF THE LAND