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- 3. Power to put the president on trial.
- 4. They alone have the power to admit new states.
- 8. Great Enlightenment thinker who developed the concept of natural rights and social contract
- 9. Under federalism, they have the power to create marriage and driving laws.
- 11. First 10 amendments—acts as a shield against the government. Initials
- 12. Power of the president to cancel an act of Congress.
- 14. This clause gives the Congress broad and flexible powers to act.
- 15. This man’s rebellion led many to believe that a Constitutional Convention was necessary.
- 17. This is the form of representative government Madison helped to create in order to check the majority.
- 18. Action taken by the president to order one of his Cabinet departments to do something. Initals
- 19. Blueprint of the federal government
- 21. This elective body confirms presidential appointments and treaties.
- 24. Name of the compromise that combined both Virginia and the NJ plans to create a bicameral legislature that exists today.
- 26. This clause requires states to obey federal law.
- 28. This 1st amendment clause allows everyone to choose whatever religion they want. Initials
- 29. Power of the president to use the military(but not to declare war)Initials
- 30. In Federalist #10, Madison feared these.
- 32. This 1st amendment clause outlaws the government from creating an official religion.
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- 1. This branch makes laws.
- 2. They really pick the president. Initials.
- 5. Congress is not allowed to grant titles of __________.
- 6. This bicameral legislative body can declare war and tax.
- 7. taken every 10 years to determine the number of reps for each state.
- 10. This clause allows the Congress to regulate trade.
- 11. Not allowed under the constitution—it allows the government to declare a person guilty of a crime without a trial. Initials
- 13. This branch interprets.
- 16. A change to the constitution.
- 20. The full faith and credit clauses requires respect among the ________
- 22. This branch enforces.
- 23. Power of the Supreme Court to rule acts of Congress, the president or states unconstitutional. Initials
- 25. These are retroactive laws which punish people for their actions prior to the law being enacted. They are illegal. Initials
- 27. First national government –it failed to give the federal government sufficient power. Initials
- 30. These essays were written to gain support for the new Constitution. Initials
- 31. The 3/5th Compromise helped the north and south compromise on this key issue.
- 33. The more democratic of the 2 houses of Congress. Initials only.(Think about it)
