Law & Government Crossword Puzzles

power the government can acquire new territory; historically obtained power, amendments can be _ by 2/3 of both chambers of congress, different levels …

a state of political hostility between countries characterized by threats, propaganda, and other measures short of open warfare, to pacify or placate …

goals of economic policy are to maximize employment, production and _ power, the government is likely to do this to interest rates during times of …

study of rights and duties of citizens, king, queen, or emperor exercises powers of government, one of the reasons for colonization, stated the people …

leader of the federal government is called, the name of the head of state, they are appointed by the prime minister, the city where the federal …

canada’s head of government, in this type of democracy, the leader works independently of the legislature, when a country in no longer controlled by …

the treaty of _ ended the war of 1812, the country at odds with the u.s. during the war of 1812, political party of alexander hamilton, the battle of …

their are 435 members in the house of _ , what is the political party that’s animal is a donkey, what are the first 10 amendments called, america is …

a branch of private law that regulates the behavior between private individuals and organisations, "the guilty mind". one of the common law …

at least 51% of the members of a community has the power to make laws, body of ideas about life and society, society is indirectly or directly through …

new deal, great depression, fdr, 2000s, youngest president, first catholic, 1990s, first african-american president, civil war, emancipation …

adherence to a set of values and obligations, formally agreed-upon codes of conduct and reasonable expectations of clients, colleagues and coworkers, …

a term used to describe laws passed by parliament, a court official who hears cases in the higher courts, such as the district or county court, or, …

this type of power uses influence and persuasion, the person being sued or charged with a crime, everyone gets the supports they need, the reason why …

freedom to print, the first 10 amendments, the introduction to the us constitution, to get together with others, king _ iii was the ruler of england, …

a system of government by the people, typically through elected representatives, the status of being a member of a nation, with rights and duties, a …

having a variety of something, coming to live in a foreign country is called _ , if you do not fulfill your _ as a citizen, you will face legal …

a policy or action designed to promote business activity, policies addressing the problems ,needs,and relations of people relations within the …

an excuse someone uses to show they were somewhere else other than the scene of the crime, a fact or object that helps solve mysteries, an act that is …

appoints supreme court justices?, permission to appeal, the court has decided in favour of the appellant (party bringing the appeal), justice, …

a majority of the people in kansas were opposed to the _ constitution and to the opening of the territory to slavery, stephen douglas believed in …

a worker who counts the people is called an _ , states have different numbers of votes in the _ of representatives, the author of the great compromise …

you didn't do it- you go to trial, you did the crime- no trial, you are sentenced, you are not going to fight the charges. you won't say you …

a complex system of government with many departments and officials, a government official, the management of a government or organization, a …

wealthy corporations with extensive control, industries dominated by trusts, law used by roosevelt to break up monopolies, president known for …

the law of relations between individuals and the state, the part of english law that is derived from custom and judicial precedent rather than …

the head of an elected government, most famous of these being winston chruchill, a male holding the highest hereditary title in the british and …

focuses on a behavior known as a crime; deals with the wrongs against a person, property, or society, unlawful touching of another person without …

a formal written or spoken statement, especially one given in a court of law, the action or crime of stealing, an individual person or member of a …

statement under oath that the statements in the petition to the court are true and accurate, personal representative of an intestate, court procedure …