Civic Terminology Crossword Puzzle

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PARTY: Political organization that shares the same beliefs and tries to win elections.
BRANCH: Part of a large, complex organization.
CABINET: People in a government who are chosen to advise the leader.
FLOOR: Area where a particular activity happens, as in the Floor of the House or Senate chambers.
CHAIR: Someone who controls and directs a meeting.
HOUSE: One of the groups of elected representatives who make a state or country’s laws.
BILL: A proposed law.
SPEAKER: Leader of House of Representatives, controlling the flow of legislation and assigning members’ committee assignments.
LOBBY: To try to influence government officials to make decisions a certain way.
SUBSTITUTE: An amended bill which replaces the original bill.
PAGE: Person who works for legislators during a session to help things run smoothly: messengers, door guards, drivers.
EXECUTE: To implement a law.
SEAL: An emblem or design used as an official mark or stamp belonging exclusively to the user, such as to a state.
BRIEF: Statement laying out arguments before a court.

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party: political organization that shares the same beliefs and tries to win elections.
branch: part of a large, complex organization.
cabinet: people in a government who are chosen to advise the leader.
floor: area where a particular activity happens, as in the floor of the house or senate chambers.
chair: someone who controls and directs a meeting.
house: one of the groups of elected representatives who make a state or country’s laws.
bill: a proposed law.
speaker: leader of house of representatives, controlling the flow of legislation and assigning members’ committee assignments.
lobby: to try to influence government officials to make decisions a certain way.
substitute: an amended bill which replaces the original bill.
page: person who works for legislators during a session to help things run smoothly: messengers, door guards, drivers.
execute: to implement a law.
seal: an emblem or design used as an official mark or stamp belonging exclusively to the user, such as to a state.
brief: statement laying out arguments before a court.