Political Processes Crossword Puzzle

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JUDICIAL: The branch of government the Supreme Court is part of.
LEGISLATIVE: The head of the legislative branch, this entity is bicameral and makes laws
PRESIDENT: The head of the executive branch of government
POLITICIAN: A person who is involved in politics.
LEGISLATION: Another word for law.
CITIZENS: In case __________________ United vs FEC, the Supreme Court decided that Congress cannot limit corporate contributions.
CAMPAIGN: Everything a political candidate does to win their election, including ads, fundraisers, and rallies.
FEDERAL: The _________________ Elections Commission monitors the donations given by special interest groups to politicians.
TWO: the United States has a ________ party system - with the democrats and republicans being the main parties
LOBBYING: the act of trying to influence politicians to serve an organization\'s interest
REPUBLICAN: Political party that believes in less government control and less federal government regulation - they prefer states to have more autonomy
DEMOCRAT: Political party that believes in more lenient immigration policies to make the naturalization process easier

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judicial: the branch of government the supreme court is part of.
legislative: the head of the legislative branch, this entity is bicameral and makes laws
president: the head of the executive branch of government
politician: a person who is involved in politics.
legislation: another word for law.
citizens: in case _ united vs fec, the supreme court decided that congress cannot limit corporate contributions.
campaign: everything a political candidate does to win their election, including ads, fundraisers, and rallies.
federal: the _ elections commission monitors the donations given by special interest groups to politicians.
two: the united states has a _ party system - with the democrats and republicans being the main parties
lobbying: the act of trying to influence politicians to serve an organization's interest
republican: political party that believes in less government control and less federal government regulation - they prefer states to have more autonomy
democrat: political party that believes in more lenient immigration policies to make the naturalization process easier