Social Studies 4 th grade. Suggested Vocabulary Words amendment bill cabinet capital citizen compromise constitution convention delegates democracy federal.

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Social Studies 4 th grade

Suggested Vocabulary Words amendment bill cabinet capital citizen compromise constitution convention delegates democracy federal inauguration interest law popular sovereignty ratify rebellion representatives republic territory unconstitutional veto

This is a change to the Constitution. It is also called the Bill of Rights. It protects the rights of the people of the United States.

Amendment

A form or draft of a proposed statute presented to a legislature, but not yet enacted or passed and made law.

Bill

This is a group chosen by the President to help run the executive branch and give advice.

Cabinet

This is a city where government meets.

Capital

Someone who is an official member of a city, state, or nation is called.

Citizen

This is a settlement in which both sides give up something they want.

Compromise

A written plan for government

Constitution

Delegates gathered in Philadelphia to change the way American government worked.

Constitutional Convention

Someone chosen to speak and act for others.

Delegates

A government in which the people have the power to make political decisions.

Democracy

A system in which the states share power with the central government, but the central government has more power than the states.

Federal System

This is an official ceremony to make someone President.

Inauguration

What people pay to borrow money is called

Interest

Any written rule or collection of rules prescribed under the authority of the state or nation, as by the people in its constitution.

Law

An idea that the people who live in a place make decisions for themselves.

Popular Sovereignty

To accept

Ratify

A fight against a government.

Rebellion

Someone who is chosen to speak and act for others.

Representatives

This is a government in which the citizens elect leaders to represent them.

Republic

This is a land ruled by a national government but which has no representatives in the government.

Territory

Laws that do not follow rules laid out by the Constitution.

Unconstitutional

The president can reject laws made by congress. This is called what?

Veto