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- 1. The power to hear and decide cases
- 8. Principle of government where elected representatives make decisions on behalf of the people
- 9. What kind of system is Congress?
- 10. The branch of government that houses the President and Vice-President
- 11. Division of powers between the three branches of government
- 13. The Sixteenth Amendment and a major source of income for the government
- 16. What article of the Constitution details the Judicial Branch?
- 17. The branch of government that houses Congress
- 19. A proposal for a new law
- 20. What article of the Constitution details the Executive Branch?
- 22. Most powerful court in the Judicial Department
- 23. The three branches of government operating independently
- 25. The upper house of US Congress with 2 elected per state
- 27. How many amendments are currently in the constitution?
- 28. Changes made to the Constitution
- 29. In Article one, these officiOne serve six year terms with reelection every two years
- 30. System of government where power is divided between a central authority and individual states
- 31. The ultimate source of authority lies with the people
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- 2. Gathering of delegates in 1787 to draft the United States Constitution
- 3. The introduction of the Constitution
- 4. This says that in any conflict between the National law and the State law, the National law or Constitution holds the final authority
- 5. How many articles are in the Constitution?
- 6. The branch of government that houses the Supreme Court
- 7. Government that only has the powers the Constitution gives it
- 12. What foundational document came before and was a great influence on the Constitution?
- 14. Supreme law in the US
- 15. What article of the Constitution details the Legislative Branch?
- 18. The first 10 Amendments of the Constitution
- 21. The commander-in-chief outlined in the second article of the Constitution
- 24. Formal approval of the Constitution by the states.
- 26. Includes the Senate and House of Representatives
