Units 1-3 Review

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Across
  1. 1. A person who moves from another country, usually for permanent residence
  2. 4. The division of powers between the federal (national) and state governments
  3. 7. Two-House Legislature
  4. 13. Chief Executive's power to reject a bill passed by legislature
  5. 14. A form of government where the people rule; leaders usually elected
  6. 19. The power of each branch to limit the power of another branch
  7. 21. A formal statement, or proclamation
  8. 22. The people (citizens) being ruled by the government
  9. 24. John Locke's idea that without government, society would be chaos
  10. 25. Upper house of Congress. Two representatives per state. 100 members.
  11. 26. Powers shared by the federal (national) and state governments
  12. 27. To formally charge a public official with misconduct in office
Down
  1. 2. A governing body that makes state laws (VA's legislative branch)
  2. 3. Leader of the Senate. Currently Kamala Harris.
  3. 5. A form of government where power is passed down through bloodline
  4. 6. Powers given to the state governments
  5. 8. The legal process to become a citizen
  6. 9. Powers NOT specifically mentioned in the Constitution
  7. 10. The study of citizenship
  8. 11. A form of government where power is taken by force
  9. 12. Powers specifically listed in the Constitution
  10. 15. A change to a document
  11. 16. Introduction to the U.S. Constitution, states purpose of Constitution; We the People
  12. 17. Having rights, privileges, and duties of a citizen and gov. protecting in return
  13. 18. Leader of the House of Representatives. Currently Kevin McCarthy.
  14. 20. Lower house of Congress. Based on State population. 435 members
  15. 23. Formal approval