US Constitution Crossword Puzzle

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Fourth: Which amendment protects us against unreasonable searches and seizures?
Executive: Article II of the Constitution discusses the ____________ Branch.
Reserved: Powers that the constitution does not grant to the national government and at the same time does not deny to the states (Hint: 10th Amendment)
Twenty Fifth: Which amendment describes the powers of the Vice President?
First: Which amendment protects our freedom of assembly?
Project: Which type of grant is made to states, localities, and sometimes private agencies that apply for the grants?
Thirteenth: Which amendment abolished slavery?
States: Who holds the power to issue driver's licenses and conduct elections?
Ratification: Formal process of approval for an amendment
Three: What is the max number of electoral votes granted to the District of Columbia?
Two: How many terms may the president serve?
Block: Which type of grant has broadly defined purposes?
Judicial Review: Power of a court to determine the constitutionality of a government action.
Concurrent: Powers shared between state and federal governments
Veto: Power of the president to reject any act of congress
Federalism: The division of power among a central government and state government
Preamble: The beginning of the Constitution that starts with, "We the People"
Separation of Powers: Powers are distributed among the three branches of government
Amendment: Formal changes made to the constitution

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QUESTIONS LIST:

fourth: which amendment protects us against unreasonable searches and seizures?
executive: article ii of the constitution discusses the _ branch.
reserved: powers that the constitution does not grant to the national government and at the same time does not deny to the states (hint: 10th amendment)
twenty fifth: which amendment describes the powers of the vice president?
first: which amendment protects our freedom of assembly?
project: which type of grant is made to states, localities, and sometimes private agencies that apply for the grants?
thirteenth: which amendment abolished slavery?
states: who holds the power to issue driver's licenses and conduct elections?
ratification: formal process of approval for an amendment
three: what is the max number of electoral votes granted to the district of columbia?
two: how many terms may the president serve?
block: which type of grant has broadly defined purposes?
judicial review: power of a court to determine the constitutionality of a government action.
concurrent: powers shared between state and federal governments
veto: power of the president to reject any act of congress
federalism: the division of power among a central government and state government
preamble: the beginning of the constitution that starts with, "we the people"
separation of powers: powers are distributed among the three branches of government
amendment: formal changes made to the constitution