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