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2. Division of power between the federal gov’t and the states’ gov’t

3. Federalism

4. A proposal in Congress takes this title

5. Bill

6. Term that means that the powers of the gov’t are divided among the 3 branches

7. Separation of Powers

8. Official legal process of becoming a US citizen

9. Naturalization

10. If arrested, a person must be charged with a crime within a certain amount of time

11. Habeas Corpus

12. The power to review, change, or prevent the publication of news

13. Censorship

14. Disagreement

15. Dissent

16. A formal change

17. Amend

18. Ask that a court decision be reviewed by a higher court

19. Appeal

20. Reject

21. Veto

22. Pass a law despite a presidential veto

23. Override

24. Each branch of government has the power to limit the actions of the other two

25. Checks and Balances

26. The people are the primary source of the governments authority

27. Popular Sovereignty

28. Not allowed by the Constitution

29. Unconstitutional (Duh)

30. Abjure

31. To reject

32. Led a rebellion (the Whiskey Rebellion) that demonstrated the weakness of the central government

33. Daniel Shays

34. Location of the Constitutional Convention (what city)?

35. Philadelphia, PA

36. Gets credit as the “Father of the Constitution”

37. James Madison

38. Said government can be replaced if they do not protect the citizens rights

39. John Locke

40. We stole the idea of “Separation of Powers” from this person

41. Baron de Montesquieu

42. This compromise settled the dispute between large and small states

43. The Great Compromise

44. This compromise settled the dispute between northern and southern states regarding representation in Congress

45. The 3/5ths Compromise

46. List the 3 parts to the US Constitution

47. Preamble 2. Articles 3. Amendments

48. What do we call the first 10 Amendments to the US Constitution

49. The Bill of Rights

50. To formally charge a president or high government official with wrongdoing

51. Impeach

52. Final Jeopardy Answer

53. Final Jeopardy Question