US Government Exam Review

7. Political party that wants the least amount of government intervention that typically defends tradition
8. The belief that your vote matters
9. Power shared between state and national governments
14. Presidential role that makes the President the main architect for foreign policy and the main spokesperson for the USA
15. The amendment that grants women the right to vote
16. Type of government where the majority of power is within the states
18. Document that outlines citizens' liberties
20. The branch of government that executes the law
21. Minimum age for presidency
22. Type of government where the majority of the power is held within the national government
23. Political party that advocates to change the status quo
24. The amendment that grants citizens the right to bear arms
25. The branch of government that interprets the law

1. The manipulation of district boundaries to gain some sort of advantage
2. Having more than half the amount of votes
3. Principle of the Constitution that grants people the right to have a voice in politics
4. System in the Constitution that ensures no one branch becomes too powerful
5. The body that determines who the next president will be
6. Having the most amount of votes
9. Amount of years you need to live in the USA before becoming president
10. Type of committee in the law-making process that is made up of members from the House and the Senate
11. The branch of government that creates the law
12. The body that is housed in the judicial branch
13. Type of government that the United States has
17. The amendment that allows citizens the right to free speech, religion, press, petition, and assembly
19. The powers that are granted to Congress through the necessary and proper clause