Across
- 2. the part of government with the power to make laws
- 3. someone who supported the ratification of the US Constitution
- 9. an earlier event/action that is regarded as an example or guide to be considered in subsequent similar circumstances
- 10. someone who opposed the ratification of the US Constitution
- 11. a group of people who give advice to the leader of a government
- 13. political power lies with the public through their representatives
- 14. to charge and try a federal official for wrongdoing
- 18. the body of people appointed by state legislatures whose members are chosen by the voters to elect president and vice president
- 20. when the number of representatives from each state is based on the states's population
- 21. when the number of representatives from each state is the same
- 22. a system in which power is divided and shared between national and state governments
- 23. the process of voting to approve something
Down
- 1. a system in which the power of government is divided between legislative, executive, and judicial branches
- 4. powers that the people reserve to state governments through the Constitution
- 5. the part of government with the power to interpret laws
- 6. powers that the people give to the national government through the Constitution
- 7. a person who creates or shapes a system
- 8. not following the Constitution
- 12. having two chambers
- 15. to reject or stop; the rejection of something
- 16. any person who is not a legal citizen of the country they are living in
- 17. a group of people who are selected to make laws and decisions; in America it is the House of Representatives and the Senate
- 19. the part of government with the power to enforce laws
