The Constitution

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  1. 5. Checks and Balances ____ the power of each government branch.
  2. 6. In order to amend the constitution, two ____ of the house and the senate need to agree.
  3. 7. The _______ court may rule that laws or executive acts are unconstitutional.
  4. 10. The Senate majority leader.
  5. 11. What amendment declares freedom of religion, speech, the press, and assembly/petition?
  6. 13. A person convicted of a crime has the right to a ___ from the sixth amendment.
  7. 16. Who can ratify the constitution with a ¾ vote?
  8. 19. The concurrent powers ____ the law.
  9. 22. The states themselves can run the _____.
  10. 23. Idea that the government divides power between the national and state governments.
  11. 24. The ninth amendment entitles citizens to rights not ____ in the constitution.
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  1. 1. Current US senator from New Jersey.
  2. 2. The current U.S. Representative from New Jersey’s fifth district.
  3. 3. Appoints ambassadors and other officials
  4. 4. No single _____ can overpower the other two.
  5. 5. The _____ can override the President’s veto.
  6. 8. they hold office for life under the judicial branch
  7. 9. If the house of representatives impeach the president the senate holds the _____ trials.
  8. 12. The ______ powers can conduct foreign relations.
  9. 14. The house of representatives elect the President if the _____ college ties.
  10. 15. The Power the president has to reject a law Congressed passes.
  11. 17. Each branch of government does this to make sure not one branch comes too powerful.
  12. 18. The age a person is allowed to vote, written in the twenty-sixth amendment.
  13. 20. The eighteenth amendment was _____ in the twenty first amendment.
  14. 21. What does the nineteenth amendment allow women to do?